Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-08

canning demonstration will be
 giyen at Gilbert School. Winsted,. this
 Wednesday, afternoon at which a
 representative of Storrs will be in
 charge.
 Having spent July at their cotta ge
 at Pleasant View, James B. Mullin and
 family have returned to their home, 19 ! Warren street. Their cottage is leas- i ed for August.
 i The Congregational pastor at Tol- | land, Rev. B. F. Case has been un- | able to return from Granby where he
 has been camping for a month, on &C., | count of illness.
 | The Connecticut State Homeo- l phatic Medical Society will meet this 1 "Wednesday afternoon at the Hart | ford club for luncheon and special dis | cussion of war service.
 | A local dealer said yesterday that 1t
 was the part of wisdom to buy foot | wear now, as the prices of shoes are | advancing and no one knows what the | wholesalers may do this coming Fall. Mir. and Mrs. John Rawson Hughes, | of Waterbury, who are staying at their summer home at Eastern Point, enter 1 tained a moonlight bathing party of 1 Hartford and Norwich friends Tues l day evening last.
 Frank P. Richards of MontviIle went | " and returned home later with seven fine black bass several of which weighed over two pounds each. and the largest weighing 1-4 pounds.
 Sunday evening there escaped from the epileptic colony at Mansfield. Hen ry Bibeault of Putnam and John Fall vey of Bridgeport. At an early hour Monday morning the men were found at the Bibeault home in the north of Putnam.
 Farmers say that during the re- cent heat wave cows went into the pasture. but inssead of grazing sought out the coolest and shady spots and seemed content not to eat. This, they claim, had the effect of cutting down the milk supply.
 Bulletin, No ', issued by the Ma c. A of the '. S. Bureau of Finance. located at 124 E. 2sth street, New York city, notes that Connecticut is in Group B, those states raising from s1oo,e0O to sSoo.0oo.
 Although the laws passed at the last session of the general assembly l went into effect on August 1 unless | otherwise provided, copies of the re- vised statutes containing these new laws have not yet been received by | all the state towns.
 Domestic Animal Commissioner | James NJ. Whittlesey of Morris, has appointed as deputy, Dr. George T. | Crowley, New Britain, veterinarian | and the new appointee has taken up | his duties. Dr. Crow1ey's work will | take him all over the state |
 William Young and son. William, ] of New York have been spending sev- 1 eral days in Columbia. Tn the early | seventies MT. Young, then lad lived i with Albert Preston, attended the Co., l lumbia Congregational church and the | Liberty Hill District school
 The high temperature for Block Is- land last month was sS degrees. ac- cording to the monthly meteorological summary compiled by the United | island. The record was made July s1 10th.
 Thomas F. Rockwell, States Attodney Thomas F. Noone and Judge William H. HeaId, after a hard days work ex- amining the conscripted men, Monday, discovered that s2.3 per cent. of the men examined had passed the physical examina ton.
 Daily receipts at the office of State Automobile Commissioner Robbins B. Stoeckel, from October last when the fiscal year of the department be- gan, to yesterday. total s1027, ,129. .86. These receipts include fines, regis traaons of automobiles, operators licenses, etc.
 John F. Randall, of Meriden, who joined the American ambulance corps in France some weeks ago, hopes to be transferred to the Lafayette Escad- rille, the group of American flyers who are giving distinguished service at the front. He is the son of Rev. A. T. Randall. native of Poquetanuck
 Enforcement of a time limit during which bathing houses at Ocean beach may be held and a charge in propor- tion to the time for which a bath house key is held were measures pro- posed at a meeting of the New Lon don park board that will correct pres ent conditions at the beach,
 Catholic women who wish to aid in war work have learned that the Cath olic Alumnae branch of the Woman's War Relief Committee has opened an ington, where all who go to the capi- tai to serve the government will be welcomed and aided in finding con- genial and comfortable homes
 On Camping Trip.
 A party of local boys left Tuesday l at the Poquetanuck drawbridge. The boys have one large tent and a cook tent where they will prepare their own meals. Those in the party are Laurence Stanley, William Mcknight, J. Cummings, Harold Jordan and