Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

Rhodendrons are in bloom about town Light vehicle lamps at S:51 this even ing.
 Dance tonight in Grange hall, Colches- ter, s-piece Jazz band.-adv.
 There will be an abundance of flowers for Children's Day decorations | Special for Saturday, choice new shore | haddock, cents per pound at Powers Bros'.-adv.
 Tomorrow, Sunday, June 13, has been designated as National Neighbors' Day. { New arrival of large porgies, more heavy extra large Holsters at Powers Bros.'-adv.
 Hot. muggy weather Friday pleased those merchants who have summer ap- parel in stock
 Two painters were busy during Friday working on the front face of the Nor wich court house clock
 For graduation gifts we have just what you want in Pyralin Ivory. The Lee x Osgood Ce.-adv.
 There has been a good sale of the Stars and Stripes in anticipation of Flag Day, the 14th.
 Sweltering Friday, it was difficult to realize that summer does not actually begin until June 21st.
 Choice flowers for funerals also we'd ding bouquets. Hunts greenhouses. | Phone 1130-adv.
 The mercury which stood at s7 degrees before Fridays thunder storm dropped to ST degrees after the shower.
 A border of dainty English daisies at the Hurburt- -Habekokte residence on Broadway, is admired by flowers lovers.
 Boy Scouts for relay race meet in front of Otis libraE at p. m. today adv.
 Now is the time for the country ani shore outings. The meadows are gay with buttercups and the first of the daisies.
 Mrs. Annie Dawes please call at 214 Broadway this morning prepared to stay.-adv.
 Silas S. Whipple, thesLeffingwell town farmer, has planted four acres of seed corn-two of Whipple's white early and two of Whipple's yellow variety.
 Before, selecting that graduation gift see out line of Pyralin ivory. The Lee 6 Osgood Co.-adv.
 At. the daily parish mass at ' a. m. and in the evening at 730, St. Patrick's '" church commemorated Friday the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
 A class of about SS children is being prepared to receive first Holy Commun- ion Sunday June 20th at St. Joseph's Polish church, Rev. Ignatius V. Macie- jewski, pastor.
 Plan now to go to the Fete Champe- tre in Mrs. Robert Perkins garden, Rockwell street, June 22-adv.
 Capt. Harold w. Branche of Hartford I for his bungalow on Langworthy ave- nue, Lords Point raised and work will now go on rapidly toward it's completion.
 Large white Texas onions, new pota- toes, new cabbage native eggs, aspara- gus, ripe banafas, Freedom flour, sugar. Broadway Grocery Co.,, 49 Broadway adv.
 Andover Grange held an interesting meeting this week, when the subjects considered were: Child Welfare and 1 cipline" Farmers Vacatiin,' Com munity Which May Be Done by Farmers Wives"
 Our Saturday specials new lot of mackerel, pound 25c; butterf1sh, pound l5c; fillet of sole pound 25c; black fish pound 15c; live lobster pound 35c. Broadway Fish Market; 40 Broadway adv.
 The Boston Store postal substation was moved Friday from the entrance door of the main store to the southwest corner in the same department. The ent than the old. I Converse Nicholson, boy evangelist, inspirational speaker and message bear CT, will speak at Woman's Club rooms S03 Main street, Willimantic Wednes- day, June 18th, at 7.30 D. nl., under aus pices of Phycologia Club-adv. During the week, Rev. Alexander H. Abbott, pastor of the United Congrega- = tional church has been calling at the homes of children who are to be bap- tized at the Childrens Dey services tomorrow (Sunday.)
 Christ Church Junior Auxiliary, play The Children's Crusade, and sale, at the !. Community House, Church street, Sat urday, June 12, at 2.30. Play at 3.30 Adults 25c. children 15c. Cake and pie fancy articles. grab bags, ice cream adv.
 The United States civil service com mission announces fos July an ex- animation for assistant mechanical en- gineer, males regardless of age, for Vacancies in the Bureau of Mines Pitts burgh, Pa, at $1,6S0 a year.
 Boy Scouts for relay race meet in front of Otis library at p. m today adv.
 . Mir and Mrs. Lorenzo Richard Spar row observed their fiftieth wedding an- niversary Monday at Holland. They were married June z, 1870 at North Ashford ! parsonage by Rev. Gilmon Stone. Mrs Sparrow was Jennie Frances Clifford. :. A Bath street Aaloon window is boarded up, following the visit of ar indignant wife, who attempted to chas- tise the barkeeper because she claimed = he had given her husband liquor ant who later wrecked the plate glass win dow.
 This season the demand for brool trout far exceeds the productive capaci ty of the country's hatcheries when re liance is placed solely on the eggs ob tainable from brood fish and from wilt fish in waters available to the various hatcheries.
 The garment and clothing trades ar pointing to the large number of holiday i in September as one reason why retai buyers should not delay their purchase | riIx fo