Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-15
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Norwich. Thursday, July 15, 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS
St. swithin's dayi

St. Swithin's dayi
 High tides will prevail today, the 18th.
 Light vehicle lamps at $50 this even ing.
 The date of Labor Day this year is September 9th, the month beginning on Wednesday,.
 We'll ripened strawberries from Lis bon were on sale in Norwich stores on Wednesday.
 The estate of Anna Chapin Rumrill, of Springfield, Mass, who had property in Waterford, nets s219,47S.
 Remember additions to all. water bills unpaid after July 20.-adv sH
 A brisk river breeze started uo We'd. nesday afternoon, making ths ,tempera-. ture of SS degrees bearable
 Just about this time last year Nor wich was starting in for the trials anG inconveniences of trolley strike.
 A few Norwich residents who remem- bered Wednesday displayed the tri-color in honor of the French national holiday, Bastile Day.
 A day especially commeinirate1 by Italian Catholics of the state is tine Feast Day of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Friday. July 16.
 Miss Cash, librarian at the Otis Li- brary. continues to receive reading mat ter to be forwarded to the Norwich Tu- berculosis Sanatorium.
 The men who are repairing the Nor wich county courthouse and city hall were busy on the exterior of the lower stories during Wednesday.
 Choice Eastern Salmon and native Noank sword at Powers Bros.-adv.
 Residents of Connecticut have been attending a reunion of the Alden Kin dred of America at the old homesteai Of John Alden and Priscilla, at Duxbu1y Mass
 At a special meeting of Coventry Grange P. of H., Friday evening, the third and fourth degrees will be confer red on a class of six. A Harvest Feast will be served.
 William B, Richmond. who has dis posed of his North Stonington real es- tate, has taken apartments in the house with his son-in-law. William H. Hassler, in Griswold. near Glasgo.
 Cleanup days at Pleasant View have been arranged the first one being We'd nesday, July 14, and the second, Aug. IS. All rubbish must be taken to the road, where it will be collected.
 Peter Connor of Vernon Center is ask ing the police to watch for his 16-year- old son Stanley who ran away from home and was last seen boarding a freight in the direction of Hartford.
 Big assortment of choice Block Island fish arrived today, Osgood's wharf-adv
 Principal Clement C. Hyde of the Hartford High School announces among changes in the faculty, that Raymond B. Case is to be at the head of the science department of the Norwich Free Academy.
 Hartford papers state that Miss Char lotte M. Holloway of New London spoke at meeting Monday evening in Tor rington of the L. A. A. o. H., held under the auspices of the Friends of Irish Freedom.
 Abel. Balaban and Charles Kaufman of Bridgeport leased the building on Prospect street, Rockville, formerly oc- cupied by the Imperial Laundry, for two years. They will begin manufacturing elastic web Aug. 1.
 Today, July 18th, is the s2d birthday of Mrs. Avery Smith, of Broad street, Norwich, a pioneer cottage owner at Crescent Beach and one. of the city's leading residents. Mrs. Smith has been seriously ill for five months.
 Water office open every day moulding Saturday until , p. m. to receive water bills.-adv.
 At Rockville, E. Stevens Henry receiv- ed a basket of flowers at the annual meeting of the board of directors of the Peoples Savings Bank, Tuesday after noon in honor of having been treasurer of the bank for half century. | The United States civil serv:.e con mission announces for October an exam ination for medical interne. men and women, over age of 20, for vacancies ir St. Elizabeth's hospital, Washington, D i c. at s1-200 a year and maintenance.
 Touring cars running through Nor wich display some strange sights, also 1 strange conglomerations of luggage and camping outfits. In one car number of juvenile garments were hanging iron a line. as though put to air after being | ironed.
 An Eastford summer resident. Judge Edwi ns. Thomas will return to New i Haven to hold court July 19. A large number of citizens-to-be will be natural ized at this session. Judge Thomas il with the democratic delegates returning from San Francisco.
 The jury commissioners of Tollanc county, Willis H. Reed, clerk of tht superior court Judge L. J. Storrs O Mansfield and George Siswick of Staf ford erased half the names submitted by selectmen of each of the hirteei towns in the county.
 Auction Notice---A ful ed5. cf the auction at the lata Albert Ml4tt hel place at No. 1SS West Th4nes sweet published on the adv sheet of this paper. Kindly refer to it.-adv. i The July mass for the Catholic pa tients at Norwich State Tuberculosi ] Sanatorium was offered Wednesda, morning at ' o'clock by Rev. Myles F Calvin of St. Patr;cks church. who ad ministered holy communion to the lift patients of that faith.
 The employees of the J. W Hale Com pany of South Manchester. will have al day outing Merchants Day, July ?. Nearly all of the stores will be closed O. that day and the employees of tine Hal Company will spend the day a. Crysta Lake. Holland county.
 The Vincentian Home for Children be ing conducted at Crescent Beach by tn St. Vincent De Paul Societies of .Hartfor for needy Catholic children of the Capi tol City, will reopen next week, after be ing closed for several days on account c the poor water supply.
 Lieut.. Colonel J. Moss Ives. of tn Otdte Gudro, left DanDury Monday fo Mantle where he is to act as camp adju tant this week while the Second reg ment is in camp. His son, Brewster I've. accompanied him, and is to be connecte , with the camp commissary.
 Rev. Albany Smith who 1abored in Noi wich, left Saturday for New York, e route for his old home in England t visit his father, the evangelist, Gyps
 Smith Mrs. Smith and children wi make their home in Noank with Mir an