Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-11


Buy your strictly fresh Block Island
fish today, Osgood's Wharf.-ady.
Renovating and painting are going on
at the residence of Cornelius Collins, on
Union street!
Several of the young men from East
Thompson have gone to Barre, Mass, to
work on a large farm.
The Vernon Stiles Inn at Thompson
has, been leased to P. M. Carey, manager
of the Hooker House, Willimantic.
This friday afternoon at $3.50 o'cock
the last session Of the June term of
the Tolland county superior court will be
held.
All members interested in celebrating
July 4th meet at K. of G.. home. Friday
evening at o'clock.-adv.
A number of the rural schools will
close the term and year today (Friday)
with picnics for the pupils and their
friends.
Passersby admire a beautiful pink
hawthorn tree in the grounds at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Carroll, on Broadway.
Come in and hear the new records re-
| leased June 10th, for your Victrola and
Graphanola exclusively at The Plaut-
| gladden. Co.-adv.
The New London Telegraph mentions
| that Miss Julia Sweeney of Uncasville, a
patient at the Lawrence and Memorial
hospital, was dismissed Wednesday.
| Lumbermen from various sections of
Connecticut met Wednesday at New
HayIn, for the annual business session
of the Lumber Dealers Association
| The erection of the Dolphin by T. A.
Scott Lighter No. at Ocean Beach has
been completed. The RATS have also
been moored in position for the season.
Large white. Texas onions. new po;d-
| toes, new cabbage, native eggs aspara-
gus, ripe bananas, Freedom flour, sugar.
Broadway Grocery Co., 40 Broadway. =
| adv.
| Thursday evening at Trinity Methodist
church prayer meeting at 7:45, the topic
was Healing the Paralytic." Nix. 2:1-2,
] the pastor, Rev. Z. A. Legg, leading the
meeting.
| Chelsea Parade has had thorough
cleaning UP and with the sunny day
flag flying Thursday was admired by
automobile tourists as the beauty spot
which it is.
Following the mid-week prayer and
praise meeting at Central Baptist church
Thursday evening, the deacons held a
session to meet candidates for church
membership.
Two very pleasing record hits for your
Victrola and Graphanola, Shadows"
and Sunshine Rose You must hear
them, then you will buy them. Exclusive
ly at The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv.
In the Norwich county courthouse
grounds Janitor j. ]. Fields has fine
display of pink geraniums and pansies,
while some of the saliva is showing
scarlet blooms.
1t is expected that there will be a
large attendance of Ellington Endeavorers
at the meeting of the Rockville Chris
tan Endeavor Union in Coventry this
friday evening.
All members interested in celebrating
July 4th meet at X of C.. home, Frida!
evening at o'clock.-adv
In a very fe wdays Norwich will be
living up to its name as The Rose o.
New England. Roses about town are
budded and few more hot days vii
coax out the Queen of Flowers.
The Groton ferryboat Governor King
now the property of the State of Maine
will leave June Is for the Pine Ire
state, where she will be used for ferr,
service on the kennebec river.
Mrs Jones, do come over tonight an
-.
trola l just joi\kd the Victor Recor
club at The Plaut-Cadden Co. WI
don't you join? Come in and investigate
adv.
The United States civil service com
mission announces for June Is an ex
animation for checker, male, age abov
Is, for vacancies in the federal servic
at New York, at 5000 to $1,000 per an
mum.
Entertainment for this week Friday
Central Baptist church has been pos
1 poned for one weekday.
Former Norwich residents, Mr. an
Mrs. Otto Wulf of Putnam have bee
in Worcester attending the graduatio
exercises at Worcester Tech, their so
Oliver being member of the graduatin
| class.
Suffragan Bishop E. Campion Acheso
, of the Connecticut Episcopal diocese, an
;; Mrs. Acheson of Midletown, announce tn
i engagement of their daughter, Miss Mai
/" garet Acheson, to Philip Cree Rider c
Jew York
Every Fox Trot lover must own fc
his Victrola Shake Your Little Should
err" on sale exclusively at The Plau
Gladden. Co.-adv.
At Mystic this (Friday) evening My.
tic encampment anticipates a good tin
when the patriarchal degree will /
conferred on a large class. These cand
dates will receive the royal purple degre
at Willimantic June %.
Fancy halbut, mackerel, porgies, fioul
ders, German carp, paddock, Boston blue
steak cod, blackfsh, long CLANS for fr,
ing, round CLANS, oysters, corned beef II
h.. best salt pork CSC, Bermuda onions
lbs. PIC, at Church Bros adv
At reunion of the Hartford hospit
Trainin gschool class of Is held MOI
da yevening, several engagements wei
20 announced including that of Miss Is;
belle Stephenson of Norwich to Ale.
= ander Glynn of Cleveland.
The annual meeting of the State Pr
baton Officers association, is to be he
Re at the Connecticut Industrial School f
i, Girls, Middletown, Wednesday, June /
IN A luncheon will be served at noon and
- round table conference will follow
m, AJoin our Victor Record club toda
en- The PlaVt-Cadden Co.-adv.
'e- In former seasons. thoughtful Norwi
nd persons would divide of the abundan
ut of the flowers in their gardens with t
in patients, nurses and employees at Norwi
Sc state hospital, but so far this year fl
IN. have remembered this kindly attention
lie During the absence in Frro,o fou -
Be- eral months of the rector of Christ Fni
copal church, Norwich, Rev Richard
Graham, who with Mrs. Graham, pla
s. to sail Aug. 14th, the acting rector
lis Christ church will be Rev. William
h Williams of Westerly.
ne The city water system was a trifie d
turbed Wednesday, when Supt. Wall