Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 5, 1920, Page 14

RAIN TODAY CLOUDY TOMORROW The Joy Of A Perfect Skin ) Know the joy and BRANDEGEE NAMES gee today sent t nees to fill two wcademy at Anna 18 BEADY 7¢ IT’S UN to put off to-d acid-disturbed tak 0 kil o the new aid to | the discomfor ADMINISTRATION E? BUSINESS M Aldermen Milo R. Wat Anson R. Grc Councilmen John E. Fitzger: Patrick F. Swee _Collector of City Harold T. Robins City Treasurer City Sheriffs William J. Carrol William H. Bowen Water Commissioner Patrick F. Bray es” in other ta atiend har e ¢ PLANNING NEW WEST MAIN ST. BRD . If bids for the work are mot too high the town of Norwich:is to build a new steel and Conerete bridge in West Main street over the west branch of the Yan- er. cctmen, have had Chandler & draw plans for the mew bridge 1 these are soon to be sent out for althouzh no appropriations or two bridges that ha rst Selectman ble to accom- y or town ad- these bridges 2y more mon > through good and care- management as 1o expenditures of ful NORWICIH, CONN., the fown money, and he hopes ta be able to find the required amount for the new West Main street bridge this year in the same way. The has made it apparent that new bri it will be of the modern reinforced steel and concrete type. Part of the expense of construction, if it is decided upon, wiil have to be borne | by the trolley company, which is the Connecticut as they must take o of the space between the tracksand two feet beyond on each side. The bridges built last year were one | J rwich Town and the bridge in Greeneville. ghth street ROGERS LAKE SITE FOR Y. B C. A, BOYS’ CAMP s in‘New London county he mews that the city and are fo unite forces Parents of welcom mp for e New fol- Park, Hanover, chairman; aff, New London, secretary Bunyan, on the in the de lys and other g small fir trees were | ea | the Mu: ART SCHOOL PRIZES AND NNUAL The annual exhibiti Art school and. Academy pupil the Converse Art gallery Friga g This is an early event mueh anticipated by those interested (in the and the showing of craft work, drawing and design Was unus- ually fine thi$ year. Guy .Warner Eastman, dir Aida Watrou KHIBITION GIVE! p even| lie A. Lorin rdwell. ‘ The rooms. were most atractively de orated with lahrel combined With fleur there. nsisted of the Misses I Russell and Leid ted by various- Acader in the evenin ed, the dance c con- and Dag. 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Peckham, little finger Mary McClune, ring green ony pendant Buchalter, pretty hand cial jewelry class with topaz set- following at- r brooch and leaves; with pearl | with opal r spoon o FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES 1T be POETRY P D BE A BUTTERFLY. b2 Ll Tl ana vislets Roving forever from flower to flower, And‘tldua:&‘e!z'u buds that are pretiy I'd never languish for wealth or for Ta gg:‘:{r"fl'h to see slaves at my T VIR R B e O could I pilfer the wand of a fairy, rd ha Pair of those beautiful zs: Their summer days’ ramble is sportive and airy, They sleep 7h a rose when the night- ingale Those % ful and wary: Power, alas! naught but misery brings. | 'd be a hutterfly, sportive apd alry, Rocked in a rose when the might ingale sings. What, though you tell me each gay little rover Shrinks from the breath of the first autumn day! Surely tis better when summer is over To die when all fair things are fad- ing away. Some in life's winter may toil to dis- ver Means of procuring a weary delay— butterfly: living, a rover. Dying when falr things are fading vay! —Th Haynes Bayly, In Indianapo- lis News. EXTENDING A PROVERB. ever put off till tomorrow What you can do today.” what the old proverb tells ufl, what the moralists say. the counsel is prudent, Mostly the counsel is wise, Good for the negligent persom Who means to be moral, and tries. orbs are often misleading; Construed in a literal sense. It may be because those who make them Fave to do all they can to condense, . And a_supplementary proverb « proverb in question might “Always put off i1l tomorrow 1 the mean things you might today?” —Somerville Journal. 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Chickens | Fresh Killed | EXTRA, FINE FLORIDA ranges, dozen 65¢ For Roasting Native b.55c | YEAL Short Cut Fresh Legs and Giound Loins, Ib. Séc Ham- Shoulder Cuts, Ib. 22¢ b“l'g Chops Steak Ib....: 540c Cutlets DAVIS Large Can ¢at Dircctors License N umber 003155 T 10¢ | NEW CRASS CREAMERY BUTTER,Ib. .. 58¢c BEST IN CITY Fresh Fish Specials CLAMS—OPENED TO baking. Not so with ours, we maka it lizht and whole- some, and we bake it just RSeS| soo | HERLEIE fnever fsponey and doughy in th: mid- LARD Evaporated Ib.24c | Ib.20c 1) s, 19c ey . LARGE GRAPE Fruit, 3 for.... 25¢ CALIFORNIA Prunes, Ib..... 15¢ ORDER, Pint....... 25¢c FLOUNDER STEAK 7 CRCWN Layer Figs, Ib. 25¢c GEM NUT Ib.20c |u...... sec| Margarine, Ib. 32¢ FRESH PORGIES St % Taniegy, 2 e 25 Silverleaf FRESH COD STEAK dle.” t to themselves a book on the comment ¥ is it he can never remember any- wanted in this house? . 1 am sure, unless it is cd to be a popular restau- —Raltimore American. (with a beaming smile)—Oh. 1 conldn’t think what had » of it.—Detroit Free Press. 1derly has a remarkably * 1 never saw such such old shoulders.— About enough to nt middle-class own Telegram. 1ve you said your prayers? asked 3 er. replied the child, T put in a word for you and too."—London Tit-Bits. wcher had written 92.7 on the and to show the .effect of by 10 rubbed out the deei She then turned to the elass Mary, where is the deeimal the duster, Miss” replied Mary, out hesitation—Dallas News. KALEIDOSCOPE Hon. Nelson Parliament is &peaker of Ontario legislature which will last & year are s bolled in wax. were first brought into a state of One California town has provided ite | fire brigade captain with an airplane. keyless clock, which containf rs, and the date palm from 309 ars. university was the first Ameri- » 10 possess a professorship of an_ history. the consumption of pa- Apples Silverskin Bermuda Onions “Well baked: much well made bread is spoiled in | years of a EXTRA FINE RAISIN BREAD, loaf. ....... I5c BEST MOHICAN BREAD I FRESH NATIVE Eggs, dozen. .. ie United States amount- aze ball under the direction of mmett D. Angell, play largest oil-carrying steam- recently in England, is four pumps. each capable 200 tons of oil an heur. riment. was o called » built there to accommodate s of Scotland when fhey visited In Piscataquis county, Malne, out of 4734 families, ther are 2.705 who are non-chu . Of these, 235 live vlaces where there Is no church. ‘There are 1457 chiliren between 4 and 18 who attend no Sunday | school, and 92 Protestant families osn- fessed to have no Eible. late George Alfred Townsend es- hevond controversy that, while have been a few izolated in- of cargoes of bricks from Eng- land. not one colonial house in 50, for ) claim is made, included Fng- lish bricks in ita composition, says & writer in the Daltimore Sun. Most of the German universitien report a record attendance since the war, espe- y at their courses in political sclence and economics. Derlin has 12964 en- rolled: Donn, 6.560; Lelpsic. 5.500] even the new University of Hamburg reports a matriculation of 1590, Munich is the only vrominent university where nttend- ance has declined, Students nre hestile to the city of Kurt Eisner and the bel- shevist coup d'ctat. Paris has a larger attendance (16,000) than any German university, Doesn’t Mean Anything. Probably Europe knows “what te 6o about Turkey,” but it doesn’t mean any- thing.—Atlanta Constitution.