Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-14
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Norwich. Monday. June 14. 1890.
VARIOUS MATTERS

 pie to Boston.
 So much rainy weather is leaving vines and underbrush as thick as they might be in a jungle.
 day of summer heat Saturday help ed make the very best kind, of business for the Norwich stores.
 Today is Flag day. Celebrate 1t on your Victrola. Our stock is complete of records suitable for the occasion.-The Piaut-Cadden Co-adv.
 The annual picnic of the Central Bap- tist Sunday school is to be held, at AL lyn's Point Saturday July 10.
 In the Salvation Army drive, at last reports s130000 of the $200 900 quota In Connecticut had been raised.
 Miss Lillian c. Hoops of Rockville and Joseph R. Burns of Hartford will be married today (Monday), in Rockville-
 During Sunday afternoon the Otis Lii. brary reading room was in charge of Miss Martha A. Ward. There weres 7S visitors.
 School children will recall in their compositions today June 14th, that the national flag was adopted on this 'date in 1777.
 A memorial mass has been requested in St. Patricks church Tuesday for the members of the family of James B. Shannon.
 Musical by Mems Club of Trinity Church parish, Community House, Tues day evening, June IS, 1920, 8 D. m.-Dou- ble quartette from Bass Clef and The Campbell Songsters. Cake sale and ice creamAadv.
 Hartford papers mention that John O. Enders of No. Is Highland street was at his summer cottage in Waterford over the weekend.
 The Willimantic force of linemen for the Southern New England Telephone Company has been stringing a big cable through Town street, Norwich Town
 The Masorf Veter~ \ Association is to hold its fiftieth amt / reunion with.King Hiram Lodge, F. & A. M, in Derby June "A. The first reunion was held in Der by.
 The grounds have been graded and decorative evergreens and shrubs piant ed at the residence being erected on. Per. kins avenue, Norwich, by Dr. J. J. Don. ahue.
 Women from Connecticut attended ths convention of the New England F>edera | tion of Business and Professional wo mems Clubs, held in Springfield Saturda, and Sunday.
 Your Victrola pays you dividends only | when the needle is on the record. Make your Victrola pay dividends by joining our Victor Record club. Fifteen records | of thirty thirty selections. $1.0O weekly 1 of thirty selections. s100O records | Join today. The Plaut-Calden Co.-ady
 Mrs. Caroline Reed, S7, widow of Tim l othy Reid of Mantle, died at the ho1n of her daughter, Mrs. William J. Thonnp son, Saybrook Point, Friday. Burial i to be in Mantle.
 Relatives and friends attended A, anniversary requiem high mass for Mrs Jane Donovan. sung in St Patrick church Saturday at o'clock by Rev Daniel F. Sullivan
 i About 200 of the employees of Chene l Brothers, South Manchester, who ar 1 employed in the Old Mill left the mill yard at noon Saturday for a days putin at South Coventry lake. MT. and Mrs. Samuel Simpson lei 1 Holland Friday to attend the wedding c the formers sister, Miss Frances Simr 1 son, which is to take place Wednesda1 June Is at Mendon, Mich. l The midsummer meeting of the Cor necticut Society of the United State Daughters of 1872, will be held at Wood mont Thursday, June r. Each fnembe has the privilege of having a guest.
 Come in and hear the latest recor hits for your Victrola. Tired of Me, Shadows" 'S2ah-oad BAuesY Hh watha's Melody of Love. The Plaut Gladden. Co.-adv.
 The class of 1922 of Rockville Hie school has elected the following officers President, Karl Hirth; vice presiden Harriet Kibbe; treasurer, Francis M, Cartin; secretary, Miss Margaret Bo ger.
 A jolly party of about 80 childre with three teacher from the West Sic had a picnic at N ohegan Park Saturda Friday afternoon the eighth grade fro Greeneville grammar school had a sim lar outing.
 Revenue officials visited Colchester (
 Thursday on the lookout for vioIato
 of the liquor law. The runor is that : complaint was made by a number of cit zens. It is said that no evidence of ar ' violation of the law was discovered. Governor M. H. Holcomb has issued proclamation designating Sunday, Ju,
 27. as Teachers Sunday, and recor menoing that the clergy of the sta
 call the attention of the congregation to the states educational situation.
 Musical by Mems Club of Trini 1 Church parish, Community House, Tue
 day evening, June IS, 1920, D. m. Do
 Die quartette from Bass Clef and 1T . Campbell Songsters. Cake sale and 1 cream.-adv.
 It is impossible H secure enough ca n vas to allow more than ten wall ten
 for each regimental headquarters : ], Camp Major Rau, it is explained in BI | letin, No. l, issued from the headoua . ters oT the Connecticut State Guard. 1 The currert Catholic Transcript not
 that the recent change in the manas 2 ment of The Wauregan House, Norwic !, Is Of interest to every hotel man in t 7 state, especially because of JoseBh V Blan6s successful management of f house.
 Rev. Frederic M Hollister, at Nor - Stonington about 1914, who has be
 pastor of the Congregational church
 Wilton, has resigned his pastorate the ! and will go, wth Mrs Holilister to ta charge of one of the A. M. A. senins
 ies at saluda, N. C., September 1.
 An impromptu reception and a be
 quet of American Beauty roses ve
 given Chief Justice Samuel Prentice.
 native of North Stonington, retiring I
 cause of the age limit. who made his ls
 appearance Wednesday in New Haven
 chief justice of the supreme court
 errors, by employees of the county cou house and bench associates.