Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04

Norwich. Saturday. June {. 1891.
VARIOUS MATTERS

FIag Day June 14Ln, IdllS 0n 4uoSuAy this year.
 The moon will be new Monday the 9th at 1.15 a, m.
 Dealers are beginning to display fav- ors and e4nblens for Fourth of July.
 Stevens studio closed all day Satr- day, June 4.-adv.
 In some of the suburban places the school year will close with the sessions of next week.
 Warren L. Rradwey and ". Leonard Bradway of Putnam have been at Ocean Breeze cottage, Lords Point.
 At Phoenixville, where Ingalls, Brothers lost a valuable horse, nails and zine were found in the animals stomach.
 Old and new dances tonight, Grange hall, Lebanon, &.3e to 12.-adv
 The N. r., N H. and H railroad claim agent has settled the claims of Oneco people who had land burned over in early spring fires.
 Otto E. wuh of Putnam. formerly of Norwich, attended the annual meeting of the Connecticut Merchants association at the hotel Taft. New Haven, Tuesday.
 Special meeting of Greeneville Hook and Ladder Co.,. Monday night at O. clock.-adv.
 The United States civil service com mission announces for June an examln- ation for policewomen in the Metropoli- tan Police Department, Washington, D. c.
 James Mcfarland has moved his household goods from Central Village to Norwich where he will go to keeping house, having recently married nthis city.
 New arrival mackere1, eastern salmon and halibut. Plenty more heavy lob sters at Powers Bros.'-adv. New London will entertain several thousand members of the Loyal Order of Moose when the state convention and field day of the order will take place in that city June 10 and II.
 Merchants here learn that August g will be the date and the Hotel Astor, i New York the place for holding the an nual Fall Fashion Show of the Retail Millinery Association of America. l Vote on Monday for progress, law en- i forcement and clean city. Get your neighbor to the polls early.-ady.
 Members of Faith Trumbull chapter. 1 D. A. R., have been notified of the meet 1 ing of the Ellsworth Memorial associa- ton al Windsor Monday next. June 6, at 1.30. new time. Basket lunches are to be carried.
 An East Woodstock correspondent notes that MT. and Mrs Leroy Peykham i of Norwich spent the holiday with rel atives there. Mrs. Peckham was Miss Lillian Anderson. They were married in Norwich, May 20th.
 When Planfeld home hygienic class had demonstrations in care of babies Miss Moriarty was the demonstrator Nearly all of the class was present also two visitors, enc being Miss Brown corporation nurse, of Greenville.
 Your indifference to voting June 6tt means a step backward. Polls open al ! 5.30 a. m. and close p. m.-adv.
 The current Norwich Free Academy Journal states that the Art school has given a dance, the proceeds of which ] together with contributions, are to go ! towards purchasing an enamel made by 1 the English craftsman, Harold Stabler. Live Holsters 3Sc, Kennebec salmon soc i fancy mackerel 1Sc. hahbut 35c, blacklist 1 20c.-adv.
 | A carrier pigeon with brass ring on l one leg and metal ring with No. W1G went to the home of Mrs. c. W. Pickup | at Quonochontaug, exhausted one day [ and watered the bird, which was very tame.
 Vote early on June 9th from 5.53 a m. to ?. m. to approve the present ad ministration. Encourage efficiency il city affairs.-adv, An enthusiastic meeting of the Daugh- ters of 1872 was held at RacebrooE Co4ntry club, New Haven, Thursday, S. members being present. Five real daugh- ters" whose fathers served during the war of 1872 include Mrs. Albert Haley of Mystic.
 One Noank fisherman last week brough in and sold 2,7o0 pounds of Holsters, tn, amount received being over, $500 Thi. enabled him to pay all the expenses in cured last spring when he started tt build pots, buoys, and purchase rope useC in making warps.
 Special for this week, nackereI 15c pound, not dressed or delivered PIent of Holsters. Broadway Fish Market, 4 Broadway.-adv.
 Norwich alumni learned Friday tha
 Brown Alumni and friends of the uni
 versity, called upon to raise s3 900 ,0O0 t
 add to the institutions endowment fund
 have subscribed more than $500, 00e
 The individual contributions ran iron less than S25 to S50,O00.
 Joseph Elias, the robber who worke. This game at Ashford on a Sunday fey
 weeks ago and was arrested later b.
 Chief Uric Brault of Southbridge, Mass
 for assault with intent to rob, was sen
 fenced to serve from fv,> to eight year
 in state prison in CharIestown Mass. Early voting Monday means comfort able voting. Make the majority resound ing and the endorsement emphatic ]
 is good business.-adv. When Marion Ellis and John Ha1
 were married Thursday morning at 1 o'clock in St Lawrence's E. C., church
 West Haven, Rev. Father Jeremiah Cur
 tin officiating, the maid or honor va
 Miss Dora Psrmalee, of New Londor
 who wore 2 coral taffeta gown trimrne in silver.
 Thursday afternoon. the Comfort cirel of the Kings Daughters met with Mir William H. Baker, thirteen menrbca's an
 one visitor were present. Plans wei
 made for the annual outing June 15t
 with Mrs. A T. Utley, at Neptune ParI
 In the absence of Mrs. Utley, Mrs. J. F Allen was leader.
 The stay at home voters and thof not approving of volstead law prcsecs tions. jitney regulation. a pure vate supply and efficient management can d.
 feat the republican nominees. Vote ca ly June s-adv.