Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-03
VARIOUS, MATTERS

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 July srd is Saint Bertran's day. : Light vehicle lamps at s.55s this ev- ening.
 Rural mail carriers will not drive over their routes Monday. Some of the churches twill hold pa triotic services tomorrow. ! Dexter Nye of Ledyard has been shear ing sheep for George Wheeler of stoning- ton.
 Most of the grocers will close their stores all day Monday, observing tne holiday. ,@
 Choice flowers for funerals; also we'd ding bouquets Hunts Greenhouses. Phone 1130.-adv.
 Some of the Norwich stores have. show windows already decked in the na- tional colors-
 The annual Bradway reunion is to be held July 5th at Fred Bowden's, in Staffordville. There will be rush of business today (Ssturday) as Monday Is to be observed as a holiday.
 Tanks Jazz Bandi The music that | makes you dance at Willimantic Avmory | Saturday night.-adv. s l The Otis library has prepared list fbooks relating to the coming Pilgrim l tercentenary.
 The hot weather of the past few days has put punch into the demand for | summer clothing.
 At Rock Meadow, Holland county, Miss Mabel Heck Is to have charge Of the sewing of the Girls club members A resident of Lyme, Prof. W. M. Terry, I has bought a saddle horse, and although | 7s, makes a fine appearance in the sad i dle. isi-
 Order your salmon for Monday; we will keep 4l cold for you. Market open S-S a. m.. Monday, July 9th. Powers Bros adv. | Already Boss Farmer Walker S. Pal 1 mer, at the Norwich State Hospital, has picked about 5000 quarts of prime straw berries. s1
 i A Willington G.. A. R veteran, c. F. 1 Reed, celebrated his 74th birthday June 2sth, by. spending the day shingling X | two-story house. Mrs. Lucy J. Park of North stonington | announces the engagement of her daugh- ter, Miss Fannie NJ. Park, to Charles M. Gurney of Providence.
 Holland is to have, dress parade l July 5th. A prize is offered for the best | costume The parade leaves the town 1 hall at 10 o'clock, standard time. | Swordfsh real eastern salmon; mac; : erel, round and long clans, Little Necks, sea trout and Holsters at Powers Bros. = I adv.
 II The Moosup treasurer of the .Commu- ll nifty -1Ci1autauqua, B.. F. Dawson, reports a surplus in the treasury. something un- usual at the close of the first season | At Mystic, for the sixteenth season Miss Lonnic Heydecker is employed al berry season, packing the fruit for the market
 From North Sterling Mir. and Mrs Clifford B. Thompson and daughter have IJbeen in Jewettl City to see MT. Thomp- sons uncle. Charles BabcockJi who is critically i'll.
 | The planet Neptune is too close to the sun to be visible during July. It is stil an evening stari but August 3 will pass through conjunction and change to the morning sky.
 During July and August, Dr. E. J. Bro- phy will hold office hours from t1-2 p. m SS Central Ave, 2-3 D. m., Room 10 Shannon Bldg, except sundays-adv.
 The superintendent of the Norwich dis. trict, Rev William H. Bath, of Nor wien. held the first quarterly conference in Sterling Methodist church Friday ev. ening at o'clock.
 | The Hope Valley R. l., and Sterling Conn, baseball teams will play twc games on the Hope Valley grounds, July
 9th, one in the morning and the othel during the afternoon.
 Farmers in Union are bothered by orange hawkweed. Flowing and culti l ;z II.
 gathing and burning the flowers is
 help to eradicate the pest.
 Miss Elizabeth Fait and Edward B Quiest of Brooklyn, N r, were united
 in marriage June 2oth by. Rev. A. W Barwick at the home of the brides par ents on Black Hill, Plainheld
 Special for Saturday: Swordfsh, Chi nook salmon, native n1ackerel easterI white halibut, porgies, clans and Holsters Broadway Fish; Market, 40 Broadway Il A Canterbury correspondent mentions that Mrs. Susan Hatch, who has spen the winter in Groton with her sons Her bert Graves, has returned to Canterbur. and opened her house for the summer. ,i A Central Village patient, G. Leste
 Gardner, who had his leg broken il P1ainfeld. is comfortable at the Backu hospital, Norwich, although still in bed
 Besides his broken leg, he has 8 cracket
 rib.
 The annual outing of the Sunday schoo , of Trinity Episcopal church. Norwich, a
 Ocean beach this week proved very en
 joyable. The amusements were in charg
 of Walter E. Gilbert, who was assisted by Wilfred J. Pardy
 Indicating the big business of the year sales of company which has a chail ] of stores in towns including Norwich, fo
 the first tNree months of the current yea were $s5,sS4.721. against $l3.o55,5S4 fo
 the correspondiH.g g months of last year
 Special today-voile blouses, white ant flesh, at $3.50, value $4.50; silk striped skirts at $5.50 and $7.50, value $8-s10 children's drawers at 25c. The Surpris' Store, 23S Central Ave.-adv.
 One of the most prominent Norwicl
 physicians of the past generation declar
 ed that persons who liked strawberrie
 but feared the acid might eat the berrie . with safety through the season, provide,
 such persons took seidlitz powder ever,
 week or so E The United States Civil Service com
 mission announces examinations for ju
 nior engineers (civil, electrical, mechan
 ical, isignal, structural, telegraph an,
 telephone), Grade 2, men or women, to SO years of age, for vacancies in tn
 Interstate Commerce Commission.
 The Groton terryboat Governor King
 which under the name of Nathan Hale