Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-19
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VARIOUS MATTERS
 June 18th is St, Julianna's day
 Light vehicle lamps at S.54 this. ev- sning.
 Annual picnic Local Norwich, Socialist party Sunday, June 20, at Maennerchor Park, Tafts. Everybody welcone.-adv Dance tonight in the Scotland Road hall-adv.
 John Geer has been shearing sheep for Oswald Kolstenieu at Pendleton Hill. Dance tonight, Grange hall, Lebanon That Jazz Band.-adv. A few craft are in commission at Chelsea Boot club house, but the actual i season will begin regatta week.
 Typewriters for rent, $500 per month. Jewett Business School.-adv.
 The Windham County Congregational ministers are to meet at Chaplin, Monday next, with Rev. w. c. Lamphear. Dance at washburn hall, Willimantic, I tonight. Snappy music.-adv. l A wide and substantial new bridge just finished at Warrenville is a great inn provement over the old structure. Bible pictures at Y. M c. A, Sunday. 430. Men and boys invited-adv. This year the Robinson Family annual reunion is to be held at the Robinson | homestead in Franklin, Thursday June A. Annual picnic Local Norwich, Socialist party Sunday, June 20, at Maennerchor Park, Tafts. Everybody welcome e.-adv. | Certain Ashford families are mourning the loss of their cats, as an epidemic seems to be affecting the mouse-c catch l CTS.
 Ladies' night at the Elks' Home, Thursday evening, June 24th.-adv.
 The gardener of the Wallace s. Allis residence, on Broadway, has one of the | finest stretches of lawn in Norwich just | now.
 Get your season tickets for Chautau- | qua at Cranstons before they are all sold.-adv.
 Motorists are bringing home from the suburbs mountain laurel, which is two weeks later in blossoming than in normal years.
 Through the generosity of Hubert Will jams and friends four gasoline lamps have been installed in the church at I Canterbury.
 Chautauqua programme in today's pa i per. A big entertainment for little price.-adv.
 At the play and sale of the Junior auxiliary of Christ Episcopal church Sat urday last, about $145 represented the gross receipts.
 Special today only, half ton hatfish, lbs. 25c. Osgood's wharf.-adv.
 Since July 1, last. the state park com mission has purchased 5,141 acres oi land. There has been expended on tht Samosset property $47.oS5.
 Meet your friends at "Chautauqua' under the big top. There is going to b. something doing.-adv.
 Some of the boys in Plainfeld, wh were caught throwing stones ant breaking the school windows were trie' and fined fifteen dollars each.
 Dayville residents, MT. and Mrs. Ere Bottomley. Mir. and Mrs. John Kenyol and family and MT. and Mrs. Harr Holdsworth, have left to visit in Englan for the summer.
 Chautauqua, the family entertain ment. Come and bring the whole fam fly. Something to please all.-adv.
 Since. Thursday. the Bar Harbor ez presses running through Norwich are i two sections. By the railroad rule, afte twelve cars are filled the train must run in another section.
 Ladies' night at the Elks' Home Thursday evening, June 24th.-adv.
 As in former seasons, the beautifu banked hydrangeas-blue and pink-a the residence of MT. and Mrs. c. H. Os good. on Washington street, are admire by all who see them.
 Millinery showing advanced fashion of snaDpy, sport and dress hats; later materials, A Broadway. Fournier.-ad
 A Moosup patient, Miss Hope Bate. who has been suffering from sleepin sickness at Battle Creek Sanatariuu [ Mich, is now able to sit up a little an | to take more nourishment
 A Bedding correspondent states tn: Frederick D. Mabrey, formerly of No wich now headmaster of Sanford schoc !, is to go to Englewood, N. J., in Septen Der as principal of the high school. |, Special for today, fat shore haddot J cents per fb. Also choice variety | fresh caught fish. Scallops, little neck ' Holsters, at Powers Bros.-adv. I The members of Moosup lodge, A. , II and A. NJ, and Rebekah chapter, O. S., of Moosup. are to attend church the Plainfield Congregational church ne: Sunday morning, going by automobile. T At Mystic, Frank Melvin, the twent, months old son of MT. and Mrs. Charl Hayes, was on the front porch playir and fell off the piazza into the water ar was drowned. The mother discoyere the body.
 ]. We sell ribbons for typewriters, at dressographs multigraphs, adding m; chimes. billing machines. Jewett Bushes School.-adv.
 The mems republican suffrage ratii cation committee will hold a dinner
 New Haven, Wednesday, June 23, 12.3O, on call sent out by Colonel Isas M. Ullman, of New Haven, chairman
 the committee
 The new AS hour schedule of the Att; waugan Co.,, at Attawaugan, is as fo lows: Begin work at a. m., stop at m., start at 1 p. m., stop at 4.45 p. T Saturday stop at 11.15 a. m. This COT pa ny has offices in Norwich.
 Don't fail to hear E. E. Andross stereopticon lecture on the far east M Andross recently returned from tv years tour in the far east. His lectu this (Saturday) night will be illustrat
 by large number of slides of phot
 taken on his trip. This lecture will v interesting and instructive-adv. . It is reflection on local carelessne that one land owner who gave plots f 4, home gardens last season denies u ) privilege this year, due to the fact tn r those who raised crops never took t trouble. to rake and clean up the Ian
 New York papers noted Friday th
 the Charles F. Moves Company lease the ground floor of the new Employer
 Liability Insurance Company Buildin
 120 Williams street and 7S John stre, - for ten years from December 1, to T.
 Brown 6 Co, at an aggregate rental