Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-14

Morgan Reed in Union.
 The Sunday school picnic of Canter- bury church is to be held in Babcocks grove today (Saturday). Aug. 14.
 Shrimps, long clans, holsters as well as full line of strictly first class fish. at Powers Bros.-adv.
 Tomorrow Sunday will be the com munion Sunday of the Rosary and Soap ular society of St. Patrick's parish
 Relatives have requested months s lS rIuurNoE T Isled Iog sssu pu!m St. Patricks church today Saturday..
 The employees of the G. Hall Jr. Co. thread mill at South Wilmington have received an increase in wages of b per cent
 About fifty delegates from all parts of the state met in Waterbury this week at the annual convention of the Sons of St. George.
 The annual Ashford Bible meeting is 10 be held at Westford Hill on Wednes- day when an Old Home Day gathering is planned.
 be held at West Rock. Crystal Lake, Holland county, will take place this Saturday. afternoon.
 
 also crochet and embroidery materials at Woman's E1change.-adv.
 A Voiuntown patient, Miss Mary Cof- fee, has returned home from the Backus hospital, Norwich, where she underwent an operation several weeks ago.
 Mrs John Tomlinson of Groton, who has been patient at the Lawrence and Memorial Associated hospital in New London, was dismissed Thursday.
 Albert Leffingwell. retired by the age limit as carrier on Route ?. E. F. D., Norwich. is succeeded by Clifford Pereue, son of Charles Pereue of Trading Cove.
 The Otis Library is having constant calls for the special volumes on the list Of books on Massachusetts coast towns, including those of the coming Pilgrim centenary.
 Ye old time carnival Live again the good old days, on St. Johns rectory grounds. Plainfield. Aug. 12-13-14-adY.
 It is mentioned by a Hartford paper that Miss Ethel Wood and Miss Ada NJ. Hunt of local life insurance company are to visit Woodstock valley for the weekend.
 The New London Globe states that Manager Charles Fichthorn of the Western Union telegraph office is at home undergoing treatment for nervous exhaustion.
 There appears to be little change in the condition of Mrs Avery Smith, benevolent and beloved resident of Broad street who for many weeks has been seriously ill
 Miss Helen Elliott of Peoria. H., is at her home in Central Village for months vacation. She will return in the fall to continue her work as supervisA1g nurse of Peoria county.
 Mdme Victoria J. Plante, 2O6 Main St. will sell her lingerie and corset samples at cost price Friday and Saturday this week.-adV
 The Thirtieth Annual Reunion of the Storrs Family is to be held at the Pond House, Elizab beth Park, Hartford, Aug ust twenty -ifth.--adv.
 From Plainfeld Misses Marjorie Win sor. Dorothy Tillinghast. and Helen krause have been at Pleasant View with MT. and Mrs. Carl Mathewson, who are spending two weeks there.
 native of Norwich, Elliott B. Bar ber., Americanization director. of Dan bury, is spending a vacation at the home of his borhter. M. Angelo Barber, on Laurel Hill avenue Norwich.
 A marriage license has been issued at Providence to Albert Carl Robert Iris pei. a machinist at the United States submarine base at Groton, and Jennie Frances Stillman of East Providence The new bill Which affects five Nor wich post office employees gives a pen sion of '$04 ? t- ',u - to all employees who are 65 years old and who have spent twenty-five years in the service
 If it's Holsters this is the place. Biz arrival for Saturday. Prices as usual Live 35c ID. Boiled 40c. Broadway Fisl Market. 40 Broadway.-adv.
 The flag on the Norwich county court house has indicated east winds for SC long that it has acquired the habit For q short time Friday at noon it veered tc the south and the sun shone encourag ingly.
 A well equipped and highly efficient school supervisor, Carl R. Stone, who has resided the past year on Perkins avenue, Norwich, while supervising five or six rural towns has resigned to teact history in a high school in Maine. Since his wife's illness Sheriff George R. Bliven of Plainfield has been at the home of his son in Moosup. but his con dition has steadily grown worse anc InurSday ne was taken 10. the Backus l hospital Norwich, where Mrs. Bliven hal had another shock.
 The democratic state central commit tee has appointed special committee 0 | five from that body which will assist tn, ! New Haven committee in making ar engagements for the visit to New Have1 August 27 of Governor James NJ Cox who will speak in the Elm City tha night.
 Governors of the six New EngIant states have been notified by the flask;
 bureau of the Seattle chamber of cam
 merce that Alaska can supply enougl | coal, if the government will allow tn l development of the coalbeds, for al
 Pacific coast demands and thereby as
 sure the east the full output of tn
 eastern, southern and middle yves 1 fields.