Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-16
VARIOUS MATTERS

 nue.
 Dr. Richards office will be closed until Sept 4th.-adv.
 Although Connecticut's army quota is filled, ten men enlisted the previous
 day, so that the announcement Wed
 nesday made the total 2,295.
 A correspondent writes: Fight the
 cabbage worm with dry road dirt Don't be afraid to use it. as 1t is harm less and will give good results.
 The fourth and next to the last in
 stallment on the s2,o00. 000 GOO Liberty loan bond issue. amounting to 30 per
 cent, became payable Wednesday.
 The enrol1ment at the Danburc | summer school has increased to 343 by 1 divisions follows: Supervision, S9 ] library, 20; regular, 270; instructors, 14. 1 At Lyme Sunday. Rev. Professor B. W. Ba con, formerly of Norwich. occu- 1 pied the pulpit of the Conversational
 church in the absence of Rev. K. B. 1 Weller, the pastor.
 Dealers are selling French books for l the use of soldiers who expect to be | ordered abroad and in some instances 1 company members are receiving in
 struction in the language.
 ] The New England Southern Con 1 ference in which the Norwich Meth
 odist church is located, has esta blish i ed an annual memorial day in every parish in which deceased minister is i buried.
 | The urgent appeal for aid brought a good number of workers to the Nor "ich Red Cross room Wednesday,
 when many surgical supplies were prepared. The work will be carried 1 forward with renewed zeal tomorrow l (Friday).
 on the grounds of Elford Trowbridge. at Old Lyme, eight hundred and fifty dollars was cleared for the benefit of the Red Cross. This money will be used in buying material for surgical
 Persons ordering patterns through The Bulletins Pattern Department address, as well as number and size of pattern wanted. Several orders are held because names, etc. have been omitted.
 Ten nice new miIch cows and springers for sale. T. H. EIdredge.-- adv.
 Among the Hebron boys drafted and summoned to appear in Rockville Friday at o'clock, for examination gre a5 ,,-oM Clifford Iii Perry. Kneeland Jones, Claude Jones and Henry Oun have been called also.
 County fishermen learn that the old FuItOn Market property has been lea g. ed to a syndicate of oyster and fish dealers who intend to tear down the old market building and erect 9 ten story st codd storage plant costing about
 A hundred men who applied to the aeronautical section of the depart mert of the northeast seeking com missions as observation balloon pilots. will be sent to Rockville for training just soon as the Collegiate balloon school in that city is ready to receive them.
 Bertha Noel Of wiIlinantic and F1liz- abeth Leary of Waterbury who es- capted from the Connecticut Indus rested in Hartford Tuesday by Police man J. W. Murphy and turned over to the authorities of the school who came for the girls.
 The open season on certain kinds of shore birds under the protection of the federal game laws will begin t9aay s7T1 ,e fThursdayo srais wl'en sloortsmen breasted and golden blower and greater and lesser yellow legs. The open sea son will end Dec. 1.
 The Library institute conducted t,v 1 he Connecticut Public Library Com 1 naittee in connection with the sum | mer Normal school at Danbury open | ed Monday afternoon Those attend 1 ant Stafford Spring library; Alice Pin l ney, librarian, Ellington.
 A young woman from Waterbury. | Miss Daisy Lord who has haon Il | ing two weeks in New London the l guest of Miss Charlotte M FalIoway l special industrial investigator of the ] State Labor Bureau. visited the silk 1 cotton and velvet mills of Norwich | Taftville and New London during her | stay.
 Saturday at New London. Miss Isa- belle Moore and Ernest Brrguieres both Of New Orleans. will be married | by Rev. William c Fitzsinons of St Joseph's church. The ceremony will l be followed by an informal reception 1 at Meorelands, the summer home of the the a brides parents, Mir and Mrs. Rob
 At Waterbury, Tuesday morning. at the funeral services for Sister Rose Austin, for 18 years a teacher in St. Mary's parish school. Rev. J. E. the mass at St. Mary's church. and Rev. Charles A. Brennan, of Norwich Town, was among priests seated in the sanctuary.
 The United States Civil Service commission announces for Sept. an examination for accountant for men only. Vacancies in the economic de- partment, Federal Trade Commission at salaries ranging from s25oo 10 s3, 500 8, year. for duty in Washington. D. C., or in the field, will be filled from this examination.
 Rev Samuel Thatcher, of East Hampton. ma de 9 trip to East Glas- ,on13ury yesterday. and arranged with Rev. E. P. Phrean ner. formerly of Nor wien Town, the pastor of the M E. ,hurch of East Glastonbury for the which is to be carried Friday afternoon over the course travelled by Joel W. Mckee one hundred years ago
 A FINE THIRST QJENCHER