Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-04
VARIOUS MATTERS

 ing for children's day, June 18th. A new train schedule is to be in force on the New Haven road, June Sth.
 Dance at Palmer hall Fitchville, Fri day, June 4th.-adv.
 A Noank agent for a New York firm shipped 60 barrels of fish by auto truck to that city one day this week.
 The graves of soldiers in the Hebron church yard were decorated by Miss Lord and her pupils of the Center school.
 Ask your music dealer for Dreaming Dreams of You. u."-adv.
 At Saybrook Mrs. George Faircloth and daughter, of Willimantic, have been visiting relatives at the home of Henry Faircloth.
 Residents on the Watch Hill road are complaining that small boys are setting small brush fires in the lots along the roadside. It is some time since such sharp light ming and pealing Vsander marked a show CT like that which proved so heavy, Thursday afternoon
 Dance in Grange hall, Lebanon, to- night, with Rowland's Jazz band.-adv. A Hartford paper mentions that Miss Priscilla Comstocl1 of Somers has been lne mousse guest 10 "a week or MISS Nan cy Jackson of West Hartford, | Worthy Deputy Luther N. Skinner of | Vernon was present at the meeting of ! Coventry Grange, No. 75, P. of H. Thurs day evening and inspected the grange. During this month granges are con i sidering~ such topics as The Economic Value of Our Native Birds, Our Bene- fcial Insects and Trees of New England
 If you want Ladies' Home Journal pattern, call at the Surprise Store-adv
 James Brennan of Norwich. formerly on the Colchester branch section, went to work Tuesday for Blakesley and Son, the state road contractors, as foreman at Colchester.
 Regular meeting. K. of C.. tonight at o'clock, K of c. Home, Broadway adv
 Railroad men learn that John Stanners has been transferred from the Narragan- sett Pier passenger train to the subma- rine train, Saybrook Point and Groton and return.
 New bleachers to take care of 500 peo- pie at -K-C game Sunday afternoon adv.
 The annual dinner of the Alumni As sociation of Berkeley Divinity schoo which took place at Middletown Tuesday night was attended by Rev, w. F. Bor. chert of Willimantic. An Ashaway, R. l. correspondent note. th5t among holiday guests were Miss Ruth Crawford and Frederick Crowell o Norwich. visiting NEA Croweils aunt Miss Elizabeth Spicer
 Come early to insure getting one O the seats at K-C game Sunday afternoon adv.
 r The Sanford school commencement ex . ercises at Bedding, began Thursday anc 7 conclude today CFriday) Prof Fred D f Mabrey, formerly of Norwich is heaC . master at the school, . Wissoe at Osgoods wharf with bi, U cargo of porgies. hatldock, cod, founders , fiat fish. etc.-adv.
 r A number of members of the local lodg, of Loyal Order of Moose pan to attend the state convention and field day O the order which is to be held in Water bury, Saturday, June 12.
 Special, mems straw hats, the lates styles, at $2.95 and S3.45, at the Surpris | Store.-adv.
 Civil War Veteran E. G. Wiley. O Norwich. was at Old Lyme to place flag on the soldiers graves. Being an ol e friend of D. M. Davison, MT. Wiley stay
 ed with bim over Sunday. il Connecticut suffragists will enter tn 5. fall campaign with or without the vote, = according to a statement made at tn 5. close of the executive board meeting hel = in Hartford the other day t Special ladies' Gordon Black silk hos q with seams at S1, at the Surprise Stor It 239 Central avenue.-adv o The invitation exhibit of the work ( Norwich Free Academy and art scho, u pupils opens this (Friday) evening. IT
 exhibition will be open to the public Sa T. urday afternoon and evening". Ia It is announced from the state heac ,r quarters that the Womans Christia n Temperance Union of Connecticut wi
 hold it annual convention this year = Hartford, october 19, 20 and 21.
 Many stores have increased the pri,
 of records. The Talking Machine She
 lt A Franklin street, sell the latest Vi
 tor Hits at S5 cents.-adv.
 pr. Hugh E. Campbell of Norwic
 State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, who ws
 to have been the speaker at the lunchec
 of the New London Rotary club Thur
 day, was called away on business 7 Choice fresh caught bluefsh, Com
 River Roe and buck shad, sea trou . large butter, green salmon found ' steak. braun, little necks at Powe Bros.'-adv.
 In the Central Baptist church, Thuh
 day evening, at the Prayer and Prai
 meeting, the study on Sermon on u 5, Mount, Chapter was continued, Il
 pastor, Rev. A. F. Purkiss leading Fl The 45th annual meeting of the Easter
 Connecticut Branch of the Women
 Board of Missions is to be held in u
 Second Congregational church, Ne
 London Wednesday, June at 10 o'cloc
 During the warm weather be sure t
 fish you buy is we'll iced. Fish displa
 ed around or sold from barrels cam
 be cooled as in an ice box. Powers Bro
 have seven, ice boxes for the proper ca i, of stock.-adv.
 Is Local druggists received the encoura
 ing tidings Thursday that crude dr,
 prices are lower, owing to the arrival
 supplies of botanical products fro
 abroad and. the restriction of loans by t
 banks.
 During the season Comfort Circle - the Kings Daughters, Mrs Albert Utley, leader, has contributed $S to t Salvation Army and has completed eig teen chidren's dresses for the Unit
 Workers.
 u- Permits have been issued to Charl F. Wimpfheimer of stonington for the CT, tion of large silk plant in New Hay,