Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-21
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Norwich, Tuesday, Aug. 21, 1917.
VARIOUS MATTERS

 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 7-1o this evening.
 Mems raincoats half price Dollar $500 value fancy vests. $1.oo each. Dollar Day, at the Eagle Clothing Go. adv.
 A nottceably fine garden is that at the Hubbard summer estate, at Haughton's Cove.
 A number of summer boarders left the Surrounding towns Monday eve ming for New York
 The Putnam Country Club has set the date for a return golf match with Norwich for Sept 16.
 Team No. 4 of the Laymen's league of Westerly conducted the service at North Stonington Sunday evening. Dona J. L. Gelinas was the first Voluntown young man to be called and to appear before the draft board. He was accepted.
 The f1fty-second annual reunion of the Twentieth Regiment, Connecticut Volunteers Association, Is to be held Thursday in Cheshire.
 Ten Arrow collars. any style. on Dollar Day, at The Eagle Clothing Go, 152-154 Main street-adv.
 Next Sunday, the 2eth. will be Camp Meeting Sunday. so there will be no services in many of the Metho- dist churches in this section.
 Automobile tourists are being warn ed that they must secure a special permit in the shape of a passport, if they are planning to visit Canada
 An anniversary requiem high mass for Daniel Zieglemeyer was sung by Rev. J. H. Broderick in St. Patrick's church, Monday morning at o'clock.
 Many special values in mems and young mems suits where we save you several dollars on each purchase Dol lar Day at The Eagle Clothing Co., adv
 Norwich alumni learn that app1ica- tions recently made by Holy Cross College men to take the United States Civil Service examinations have been granted.
 Dollar Day special. men's 8 to s2.5o corduroy pants s1o0 per pair at The Eagle Clothing Co.-adv.
 Several of the motorr1en and con ductors of the Sho~~ inc electric road
 Saybrook have filed applications for places in the tram oervlCe, on the New Haven system.
 Of the 500 Holland County men ex- amined only 432 passed the physical examinations, and because of this at least one-half of the exemption claims will have to be refused.
 At the West Thames street school, Janitor Martin Bent has been prun- ing the hedges and vines and getting the grounds and building in shape for the coming school year.
 The Connecticut Bee Keepers as sociation is to meet at the capitol, the east side of the building. has been reserved for the gathering.
 While the next payment on the Lib erty loan is on August 30, the install before August 29 in order that the money reach Boston the next day.
 Several hundred dollars are in the no license treasury at Stonington to prosecute the campaign this fall. When the town is dry the funds will be used to prosecute violators of the law.
 Eagle Clothing Co.'S big dollar spe- cial for Dollar Day. s1.o0 office coat, two for s1.00.-adv.
 About 375 men of Batteries E and F of Stamford who have been en- camped at Mantle for two weeks, left Friday for Roxford, Mass. where they will enter field artillery camp.
 The Poquonoc picnic grove Is being used more than usual this year A number of large. picnics have been oJ Irr planned before the season is over
 Governor Holcomb has approved the requisition of the executive commit the comptroller for s5,00o for the care of the invalid soldiers at F'itch's home.
 At Mantle contractors from Ivory ton have entered into an agreement with the Ladies Association of Cres- cent Beach to build a cement walk along the beach in front of the pier, 800 feet in length and five in width
 Dr. Lynes' office will be closed until Sept. 4th.-adv.
 The crews of the Groton and Ston- ington trolley line complain against the use of the open telephones at the switches One of the motormen re- ceived quite a shock while telephon- ing during the thunderstorm of Fri day forenoon. besides getting thor ough drenchfng.
 Mir and Mrs John W. CarIeson of Hartford have announced the engage nert of their daughter, Elizabeth, to Karl Greene Stillrnan, son of Judge and Mrs. A. R. Stillnnan of Westerly, R. l., a graduate of Dartmouth. 1917, now stationed at the arsenal in Water town, Mass.
 Roswell Knee1and Jones of Hebron, No SPA, who has his heart on the right side and his liver on the left side, is feet 5 1-2 inches tall and weighs 158 pounds and Is in perfectly normal condition, was passed by the doctors at Rockville as being physically fit to become a soldier
 Attend the rodue tournament tonight Bass-Clef and Ladies, Q1, d.r