Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11
VARIOUS MATTERS

evening.
 The first pond lilies are being offere, for sale in town.
 Special prices, tired and tubes, Mar. ion Bldg. Tom Shahan.-adv.
 Dull weather Tuesday interferet
 with a number of plans for picnic out
 inss
 Just now there are s2 patients a
 the State Tuberculosis Sanitarium 1T
 Norwich.
 Many government pamphlets per taining to food con servation are avail. able st the library.
 Local nilliners are displaying tht military type of hats which are to fig ure in the Fall styles.
 The preacher announced at the Sec ! ond Con ngregational church next Sun t;sy is Rev. Eric I. Lindh, Of East Eos ton.
 Men who were fishing off Stonirg ton hooked a shark between four and 1 five feet in length. He weighed about 25e pounds.
 ! Thomas Anable of Poquonoc was 1 fined st1.77 Monday before Judge A ! Ii. Hewitt, at Groton, for reckless au- 1 tonohile driving.
 i Practically all the tobacco crop in Holland county is now planted and the weather the past few weeks has been ] fair for growing purposes. A Cheshire correspondent mentions 1 that Mrs Arthur Ringey arrived from 1 Plainfeid Monday and went to the san- atoriGn for treatment Tuesday. In call signed by leading clergy men of the nation. neXta Saturday and i Sunday have been set aside as days of prayer for the Russian people. Special prices. tires and tubes, Mar ion Bldg. Tom Slahan.-adv.
 Some farmers are having trouble setting help to cut hay. The high price of labor will make the price of hay higher this season, it is claimed It is noted by Columbia cores poEdent that Mir. anl Mr$. Joseph Ad = arason of Poquetanucll. formerly of Columbia. were calling upon friends there, early in the week. So far this season the garden at the Norwich Sanitarium has yielded about 500 quarts of prime stra wberries. Ten acres are under general cultfva- ton at the farm this year.
 Inc Connecticut Temperance Union. which has Norwich members, expects
 
 state during September and is already working on many of them.
 A comparatively new and aourishing industry for Norwich is the manufac- ture of ice cream cones by a West Side firm, Eho. dealers claim, are putting cut the best cone on the market.
 4 writer known to a number of Nor wien business men. Charles Clark Mum. 63 author of several novels of New England life. died Sunday at his home in Springfield Mass. lie was born in South-ngtor, Conn. in 1s4S.
 The following officers of the NJ. R. C, have heen assigned to ac-ive duty. ID Fort Terry. and ny letter to Com. and First I.ieutenants r. A Davis. Ii. Gage, 4. Ginsburg, and R. B. Kar- lobe.
 Demonstrations cheerfulIy siven fer Hudson Super Six Marion Bldc Thomas F. Shea.-adv.
 At the annual netting of the Con necticut Branch of the National As soc3ation <f organists held Monday evening at St. Johns church Bridge port. plans were discussed for tho coE2ference to be held in SrringIie!d, Mass.
 Captain Leopold Krause of the Rockville police department. who was tal1en suddenly i'll about three tEeeks ago and taken to St. Francis hospital. Hartford. has improved and is rteaining his strength at his cottage Ut Crystal Lake.
 The daily statement of the regular a-rn.- recruiting Tuesday showed to- tai of 1.f2s for Connecticut. States which have over1illetj their quotas are: Caiifonia. Idaho, Illinois Montana. Ne bra ska. Nez ada. Oregon, Pennsylvania Utah and Wyoming.
 The mid summer White Rihbon Ban a announces dues received fem Can terp1ry s3.6o: New London S27.3O: WiEinsa1tic s42: Da1ieIson s1o: Put ram s7: Jewe-t City Sf.T5: Stonington s1; Scotland So.25: Essex s4. The total receipts were s196.40.
 Word has been received bv Charles F. Chandler of Mckinley avenue that his son, Prof. Albert F. Chandler. who has gone to do his bit as an orderly in the American ambulance hospital in Paris. has arrived safely in that city and has taken up hIs work.
 Far M 2nd. pure bred Holstein. in the Stcrrs College herd which had her eighth calf in April in the last two years has produced over 15.O0o pounds 0 fmiik each year. At one time she held the state record for milk for one day and seven consecutive days.
 Licenses for s3.5ss pleasu cars have been issued by the state automo- bike department since October 1, 1916. according to figures announced by H. Stoecl5eI. state automobile commissioner. For commercial vel1i- cies 9,961 licenses were issued.
 The annual reunion of the Twenty Sixth Regiment. of which N. D Sev- i4- Of Norwich, is secretary and treas Hrer. Is to be held fin Norwich at Buck inshau Memorial the middle of Au- gust. Of the S25 volunteers of this gallant regiment about 70 survive.
 The United States Civil Service com mission announces an examination for i.ls pecter of clothing and equioage for men only. Vacancies in the quarter naaster corps of the army at s1.2oo a year or higher or lower salaries will frnr,,