Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-02
VARIOUS MATTERS

2 The dainty white Baltimore Bell. roses are blooming about town. 7 The best moonlight nights durin, July are from the 3rd to the 9th. Many sales of flags were made Sat urday, forecasting holiday prepared ness.
 It was given out Sunday that Con.
 necticuts army recruiting has not gone
 above 1,i26.
 Today in the Catholic church is the
 festival of the Visitation Of the Bless
 cd Virgin Mary.
 Among the nineteen men who enlist
 ed at Hartford Friday was John Slin
 ko, Norwich, field artillery.
 The New Haven road announces sev-
 eral extra trains the Fourth of July
 On number of the divisions
 New and extra solid cement abut-
 ments are being put in at Avery Mem orial monument bridge at Poquonoc
 Miss Rose NJ. Beckley and Miss Alice Avery closed scaoot at North stonington Thursday with picnic for
 the children.
 i Connecticut is one of the eleven states partially affected by the bone dry legislation, in force after mid night Saturday.
 By typographical error Saturday. the name of Miss Annie R. Case was not given as treasurer of Grace Cir cle of the Kings Daughters. A canning demonstration will be held next Saturday afternoon at Danbury, 1 under the direction of A. J. Brundage. expert from Storrs Agricultural col lege.
 To church's roll of honor, those who have enlisted in Uncle Sam's service have 6een added the names of Edward F Sage and F. Ellis Sage.
 While the greater part of Thames street resemble a city after some Ger man invasion, still order is rising out of chaos. walks. offsets, stoops and railings being fully completed in sev- eral sections.
 A meeting of bakers of the state will be held today (sfonday at Bridge port- for discussion of the food con- serFatlon movement and action look ing to the elimination of wasteful prac- tlces in the bakery business.
 The will Of the late Rev. Jeremiah J: Curtin, pastor of St. Francis avier's church, Waterbury, contains a num- per or small bequetsts, including S20O to St Bernard's churci at Rock
 
 Hartford papers mention that MT. and Mrss. Charles F. Ripley of Farm lngton avenue have taken a cottage al Neptune Park for the season MT. Ripley is the son of John C. Ripley long a picture deale rim Norwich
 From Rockville. Mrs. Percy F.. Thomas. Mrs. Philip NJ Howe. Misses Gladys keeney and Lillian Carroll and Lillian Randall have been at the Con necticut Agricultural college at .Storrs. attending the summer canning school.
 At the plant of the Goodyear Tire S. Rubber company, Akron. Ohio which 1 has branch in Goodyear. Windham county, no employees are permitted to work on Sundays without the approval of the manager of labor department. the Connecticut stste Dental assocf- alton were voted in at the business session of the convention held at the Hotel Griswold. Eastern Point, the list including Dr. Robert J. Collins of | Norwich.
 Plans for providing forty-eieht am 70 be presented the American l gift of the Improved Order of Red l Men. of the United States are being considered by members of the tribes in this state.
 The order of St Jean Baptiste was organized in North CrosverordaIe 4 years ago, June 7th Ferdinand Gf-, rard is the only charter member Iiv- -ng. The society has been veSy suc- 1essful and is at present Tn flourish ing condition.
 Miss Catherine Young. of Storing- on and William T. Clark of Coventry who were married last week at St Hary's church. Stonington. by Rev. J. B. O'Brien, will live at Newport where lie groom is connected with the na- -al training station.
 The national civil service commission -nnounces an examination for super ntendent of high explosive and acid olant for men only. < vacancy at he Picatinny Arsenal. Dover N. J. II $500 to s1,so0 a year will be filled rom this examination.
 Tn the window of the Tanning Studio 'n Broadway is a new and novel wall paper. heavy and wide. and like the colonial paper found in ancient houses. Is designs represent the allied nations the United States. France, England. Russia, Belgium and Italy. Hiss Caroline B. ScarIett a silver tea md coffee service of eight pieces which vas presented some years ago to her Incie, Richard Colburn. The gift is | 'alue and for it's associations
 Of Eastern Connecticut interest is he fact that Mrs. William Grosvenor # Providence. has announced the en- of her daughter. Miss Anita } Grosvenor, to Richard C. Curtis of 5oston. MT. Curtis is attached to he Naval Reserve force Of N1e First Naval District.
 As relief measure for dependents If American artists in the war. the Var Emergency Fund committee of he National Arts club has issued an ( Lrt stamp, to be sold at 1 cent in iuant1t1es of twenty-five and upward | . The committee includes ! Allen cir, the Windham artist Several local employees of the West , Tn Union Telegraph company receiv- d checks Saturday, the first of two ipecial payments authorized by the | company based upon the conpensa- ifR ch eTn raiC ruI,1 | :,