Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-30
VARIOUS NIATTERS

Norwich Friday lune Sos 1916.
 VARIOUS MATTERS This isealmanac dag for July.
 Light vehicle lamps at TBS this ev-l ening.
 The girls camp at Redcroft, Tol- l land. will open Saturday.
 Communion win be observed. in a number of the churches next Sunday.
 The vacation period in some of the stores end offices will begin with to- morrow, July l.
 Nice looking strawberries. were on sale in Norwich Thursday at two boxes for quarter.
 Al Pendleton HiIl man, c. R. Cook. out his big toe nearly off while chop ping in the woods the other day. Some of the soldiers and visitors at there for many food supplies sold. K. of c. meeting tonight to prepare for the big parade.-adv.
 At the biooded stock auction at Worcester last week one COW sold at s1.4oo to w. H. Hall of Wilmington
 Sunday next, July 2. will be ob- served as Patriotic Sunday with spe- cial addresses by some of the pas tors.
 At the 7.so mass in St. Patricks church Sunday the parish Holy Name society will receive holy communion in a body.
 An Abingdon man, J. N. Platt, lieutenant of the Yale Battery, has been called back to New Haven to- report for service.
 The Otis Library is having de- nands for books not only suitable for facts regarding vacation localities. Former Norwich residents, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. c. w. Morrow of Nashville, have opened their cottage at May land Park, Holland County. for the season.
 Big, handsome strawberries from the farm of UGr. and Mrs. Latham Smith at Gales Ferry shown in Norwich Thurs day, rather overlap any berries exllib- tied round here so far this season.
 Sales of wool for the government l for use in making uniforms, blankets, | dealers in wool in eastern Connecti- cut are looking for profitable seasoa.
 The delegates from. the towns of | Holland county at a meeting held in Rockville, recently, organized a farm bureau. Of the thirteen towns, all were represented except Bolton and Wilmington.
 It is expected that the Connecticut | Editorial Association members will gather at Highland Lake, Saturday l July 22, for the annual outing. News paper men from all parts of the state will be present.
 For the eighteenth season Archdea- con J. Eldred Brown, rector of Trim ity Episcopal church, Norwich, will offciate at St Anne-by the Sea- Block Islands Episcopal chapel, Sun days during July.
 l Signs are being posted on crossings and other dangerous points on the New Haven roads lines, forbiddfng all | persons trespassing on the premises unless on lawful business connected with the railroad.
 | A Pomfret Landing patient, Miss l Kate Hanley, entered the Backus hos She was accompanied to Norwich by MT. and Mrs. T. A. Hanley and her brother and sister.
 The store window of George P. Mad den demonstrates the spirit of pre- paredness as he has an attractive dis play of a soldiers camp which in- cludes field artillery pieces, aeroplanes soldiers, tents, etc.
 Members of the Progressive Mis- sionary club of the Central Baptist church had planned to hold their an nual outing yesterday at the Gales Ferry cottage of Mrs. John c. Per lxins, who died so suddenly early Wed nesday morning.
 ,l At Old Mystic, Charles L. E1dredge from his first picking of strawberries Tuesday, had one that measured eight inches in circumference. with lit tie sun, and a few days later, antici- pate some considerable larger" MT | Eldredge writes.
 Several members of the Weno cluF of Groton have gone to Willimantic tt camp in cottage for several days Mrs. Martha Rankin is chaperonins the party, which includes Miss Bessie Thomas, Miss Ruth Miner, Miss Eliza beth MacArthur and Miss Gladys Chester.
 A native of this city, Rev. Jo seph H. King, of St. Francis church I4OrE1nSLOu1 mas been named as chair , man of the committee which vii manage the funds from the Sunday night benefit performances to be givel at the Alhambra theater for the de pendent families of Go. M.
 TheFWindham County Observer note that Mayor J. J. McGarry of Putnam is in receipt of letter from Mayo | Allyn L., Brown of Norwich, invitiny Fhtm and his official family and citi gems of Putnam generally to come t, Norwich duly and take part in tn lpatr1ottc exercises arranged for tha day.
 At special town meeting thi
 Friday) evening, Groton is to decid
 whether or not to pay $500 for car
 of outside poor and insane of the towr
 complaints being made that $25 is to
 high to be charged by the town off
 cials every time patient is taken t
 the Norwich State Hospital for tn = Insane.