Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08
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Norwich. Tuesday. June 8, 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS

closed UNTIL MONDAY, June 14.-duN.
/ Summer boarders are beginning to
& rive in Connecticut towns.
The moon is in its last quarter to-
| morrow, the 9Th at 25S p. m.
School children are visiting the IL
| brary in search of material for Flag Day
| compositions
The Progressive Missionary club is to
| meet this week with Mrs w. B. L.
| Cranston, Sc Summer street.
Big cargo of choice fresh fish arrived
at Osgoods wharf Low prices.-adv.
| An Ellington man, F. L. Phelps, who
has delivered milk has made his last
delivery owing to inability to secure help
on his farm.
Ernest, the young son of Mr. and Mrs.
Rufus w. Reed, of Coventry. was seri-
ously i'll last week as a result of eating
pills which he found.
All members Of Order Of Owls are
requested to be present at the meeting
tonight.-adv.
The first quarterly conference of tie
South Manchester Methodist church was
held last week by Rev. W. II. Bath, of
Norwich, district superintendent
Mrs. Mary Daniels of Boston has had
her furniture moved into the home at
Tolland which she recently bought, and
will occupy the house later in the sum-
mer.
Theodore S. Stacy, Of Waterford.
freshman at the New York State College
of Forestry, Syracuse, with his partner in
competitive planting, set 1900 trees in
single day, all pine.
Before selecting that graduation gift
see our line of pvralin ivory. The Lee
& Osgood Co.-adv.
At Trinity Methodist church Children's
day next Sunday, June 18th, there is to
| be baptism of children and sermon for
| children at the morning service. The
| childrens concert will be given in the
evening.
Meeting of K. of c. athletic commit
tee tonight at home on Broadway
Adv.
In Col Norris G. Osborne's recent
lecture on Isaac H. Bromley, at Yale.
he recalled the fact that the celebrated
| newspaper man was born in Norwich in
1898. one of the nine children of Isaac
and Mary Bromley.
For graduation gifts we have just
what you want in pyralin ivory. The
Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
Invitations have been issued at New
Haven, for the wedding of Miss Ada Il.
Downs, C. T. s., II, and Adolph Tappert,
Connecticut Agricultural college, II,
|
June 10 at s o'clock.
At meeting of the storrs college
students organization Newton W. AL
exander '21, of Waterbury, was elected
president to succeed Dwight J. Scott
20. also of Waterbury, who will pt
graduated this week
Fresh mackerel halibut bluefish, oys
ters. Remember the value of fish i.
D its freshness. Powers Bros.'-adv.
The United States Civil Service com
q mission announces for June an examin
alton for expert aid. optical, male, les
=. than As years of age, for a vacancy a
the naval gun factory, Washington, D
C., at 81, 400 to $4,000 a year.
Local alumni have been notified tina
a subscription dinner is to be given a
= the Hotel Taft, in New Haven, June 10
to mark the retirement of DR.. Georg
!. Blumer as dean of the Yale Medica
school, a place he has held for man
years.
The tax collectors office will be ope
I tonight Wednesday and Thursday unit
d o'clock to receive taxes. Addition
will be made after June 10.-adv.
r. The State Board of Education ha
asked for bids for furnishing the dorm
il tory for the new State Normal SchoC
at Willimantic. FURNITURE, beds, cul
4 tains. sheets, rugs and all things use
- in a building of this character are re
qured.
A party of sixey-four will start fro1
Bridgeport today (Tuesday( for a twer
ty-five days pilgrimage to the Pacif
coast with the Arab patrol of Pyrami
temple, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, t
attend the annual session of the imperis
council of Shriners.
Join our Victor record club. It's M
an exchange library You select ~ c
= more records and pay 81 or more weel
ly. Come in and select your records tt
day. All records positively brand nev
n The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv
Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster, D. Z
es of the Protestant Episcopal diocese
1g Connecticut. is to attend the conferenc
rt Of bishops from all parts of the world
d. be held in Lambert palace, London, Il
rk latter part of this month. He will prol
lis ably start for Europe June -.
Il The following officers were elected
- the w. C. T. U. county meeting at Rocl
III vile: County president, Mrs. Ethel
81 Plumb of Stafford; vice president Mi
i NJ. J. Kenble of Ellington secretar
at Mrs. Ethel Matthews of South Willin
OF ton treasurer, Mrs. Alden of Stafford
ot Next release of record hits for yo,
go Victrola June 10th. The Plaut-I'add
Co.-adv.
When the Nathan Hale Memoir
-, chapter, D. A. R., of East Haddam he
,7o a celebration of its twentieth annivers
ry Monday, June 7th, in the Nath;
Hale school house at II o'closk, one
. the speakers was Mrs George Magma
= Miner of Waterford, national presider
general.
All visiting and local members
the Order of the Eastern Star are il
vited to attend the meeting of Sache
Chapter, No. 81, tonight, when Il
= grand officers will be present Bal
IA quet at 6 p. m.-Adv.
The funeral of John Joseph Butler, S
of Bessie Dominick Butler, of New H
to ven, who died in Norwich, Friday, W
held from his residence there Monds
morning at $40 and from ST. Mar,
church where requiem high mass W
-. celebrated. Burial was in ST Lawrer
10 cemetery.
ose Our great American tenor, Evan "
op liams, has passed away. Remember h
lefS with his last Victor record, Tosti's &c
ere Bye" The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv
md At Killingworth recently, when t
4Fe Congregational church celebrated
5ue Tooth anniversary of it's dedication
eed anniversary sermon was by Rev. Edws
in p Armstrong of Hennetta, N Y, pas
ere Of Killingworth church nearly TO
de- years ago, whose wife~was Gertrude {
os- ley, of Norwich.
and A Rockville young man, Russell lar
all | Keeney, son of Mr. and Mrs James