Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

unpaid after July 2o.-adv.
 Crop experts are declaring that the peach crop shows ten per cent. decrease , this season.
 Choice flowers for funerals. also we'd | dings, banauets. Hunts Greenhouses. phone 1150.-adv.
 Miss Harriet Pease of Greenfield has opened her house on Main street. in Som CTS, for the summer.
 Water office open every day, including | Saturday, until p. nl.. to receive water bills.-adv.
 The mercury stood at so degrees, Fri | day morning. The day proved one of the most delightful of the summer so far.
 Letters and postcards coming to Nor wich from western states bear the "an- eel stamp, Help Prevent Forest Fires
 A Broadway. Fournier Millinery sale, advanced styles, vacation and beach hats. Lowest prices.-adv.
 The new church year for Unuited Congregational church, Norwich, will be- gin with the morning service. Sunday, Sept ,.
 42 ladies' dresses, voiles, linen, ratine, while they are here, s395, at Wech- slers, S1-s7 Franklin St-adv. Miss Maud Wibberly, head nurse at Norwich State Hospital, Brewster's Neck, is spending weeks vacation at home in Plainfield.
 Richmond range with water front for sale. Fine condition. Inquire of S. w. Hall, care Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv.
 William Maine & Son of Ashford have purchased of George Towne tract of nice timber which stands just over the line in Union.
 | Thursday evening. at the Central Bap- tist church. Miss Kilborn met with the group of the B. Y. P. U., having charge of the meeting for July 25.
 Norwich drygoods men are advising | shoppers to buy laces now, as this is to be big lace season and early fall prices will show marked advance.
 Oak chamber set, spring and hair mat tress, good order, for sale. Inquire of s. W. Hall care Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv
 Subscribers to the Irish Bond drive at Stafford Springs include former Nor wich residents, Rev. Felix J. O'Neill, s2l and the firm of Lee & Buckley s2O.
 The conductor on the Moosup-Central line received word from headquarters that the fare on the Moosup-Centra, trolley was to be five cents beginning July 15.
 There will be an auction of household goods at 415 North Main St Tuesday July 20th, at g a. m. J. F. Healy.-adv
 The annual outing of the state dairy and food commissioners department vii be held today (Saturday) at Cosey Beach. The officers of the commission at the capitol will be closed for the day
 This is Lobster Day at the Broadwa, Fish Market; S5c per pound, boiled ol I alive Rig stock Coma Broadway.-adv.
 It is noted by a Lords Point cores pendent that Winfred R. Dawley. o1 Norwich, is recovering very slowly iron a broken leg. He and Mrs. Dawley were recent visitors at Edgewater at ths Point.
 There is Norwich interest in the SO ciety item that Mrs. William A. Sldtel and son. William A. Slater, of Wash ington, D. C., are to arrive today (Sau lurday) at their home farm log cabin in Lenox.
 More of those large. fat deep water Holsters, not the light weight variety of fered by some dealers. As a special tr. Powers Bros. for auality-adv.
 Notification has been received by To cal marketmen of the thirty-ffth an nual convention of the United Maste I Hotel Pennsylvania, New York, Aug. 10 Il and 12.
 At RockIawn, Warren street, Nor wich, the former property of Mrs. c. E Platt, the new owner, Charles A. Cham berlain has discovered among the rasp berries a number of vines of big whit raspberries. ripe and sweet.
 Reduce your meat bill, buy halibut butter fish. extra choice mackerel, Noanl sword. eastern salmon. fatfsh. nor choice scrod. little necks, from Power Bros.-adv.
 Boss Farmer Thomas J. Kelley, o Norwich Sanatorium has seven acres un der cultivation this season, including fly acres of potatoes now in bloom, an acr of sweet corn, 10000 cabbages, 100 tomato plants, all in prime condition.
 The United States civil service com mission announces for August S1 an ex animation for X-ray technician, male 0 the public health service Prescott, Ariz at sS40 to $1200 2 year, with quarter and subsistence.
 Auction Notice-A full adv, of the auc ton at the late Albert Mitchell place, a No. 1SS West Thames street. for Mon day. July 19, at Il o'clock, is published on the adv. sheet of this paper. kindl. refer to it-adv.
 Especially in the French Catholi churches, a nine days devotion or noven; in honor of St. Anne begins today (Sat urday), July IT. concluding with the feas Monday. July 26. St. Anne, the mothe of the blessed virgin, is venerated as model mother.
 Four times a year the 700 900 pension CTS on the governmnet rolls have bee required to have two persons sign check as witnesses of the indorsement-a pro ceeding that required the quarterly col lection of more than 6,o00,o00 signature and is ended by a new law
 105 mems sample suits, black, blue : brown and mixtures, values $25 to $6t today at the opening sale, S15.95 to S3e at Wechslers. S1S7 Franklin St.-adv.
 The Cunard liner Imperator, on whis MT. and Mrs. Archibald Mitchell, 4ti, ar passengers, sailed Thursday for Soutt ampton with $50 cabin and 1900 steer f age passengers and was delayed severs hours because of the late arrival ( steerage passengers from the west.
 At Moosup Wednesday evening abor S.S0, Mrs. T. E. Main was out letting tn cows into the pasture and was stanjin near the bars. One COW rushed for tn bars and knocked another down n sue a way that it struck Mrs. Main ar caused her to fall, breaking her hip. Deborah Avery Putnam Chapter, J A. R.. prizes for the best essay on til Monroe Doctrine by grammar school pu pills in Plainheld have been awarded re gently as follows: First prize, $5, t Miss Dorothy Smith of Wauregan; sec ond prize s2.5o Miss Emily Hopkins. ( Plainfeld.