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Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
WESTMINSTER
Mir. and Mrs. William Medbery In. jured in Driving Aecident-ce!ebra- tion of Fourth of JuIy-Meetins of Club Leaders.

Saturday afternoon Mir. and Mrs. William Medbery were in an acci- dent in which Mrs. Medbery was seri ousIy injured and MT. Medbery bruised and severely shaken up. They were going to meet two of their daughters who work at the Marlin Rockwell plant in Norwich, who were coming home for the week end. When near ing Plainf1eld an autotruck crossed the road a little in front of them and theiN young horse, recently pur- chased, took fright. becoming unman- ageable and throwing out both MT. and Mrs. Medbery, dragging them for some distance. Mrs. Medbery fell between the wheels. She was picked up un- conscious and carried into the J. w. Bradford house and Dr. Adams was sent for AS quickly as possible Mrs. Medbery was taken home in an auto mobile by Mrs. Babcock, who chanced there. Besides a serious cut on her forehead. Mrs. Medbery sustained many severe bruises, among these her left eye being black and badly swollen. A third daughter. Lucia, was helping care for an aunt. ill at her home in Plainfield, but returned to care for her mother, who is making faster progress toward recovery than was at first anticipated Mir Medbery has kept about in spite of the accident.
 Medal Contest.
 A gold medal contest was held ir the Congregational church, Scotland under the auspices of the W. c. T. U. Tuesday evening.
 Fourth of July Observance.
 Fourth of July clam chowder din. I ner and sports for the benefit of tht Agricultural club were held on tht green in front of Westminster church It was community affair. There wa a large attendance and a good time.
 MT. and Mrs. Leon Levy and Jacl
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
TWILIGHT CONCERT HAS
 BIG CROWD ATTENDING
Makes Closing Event For the ceie-
 hration of the Fourth.

Union square, except for the Broad way side that was kept open by the police for vehicle traffic, was a solid mass of humanity for the band con- cert at 7.30 which closed the celebra- tion of the Fourth. Sidewalks on all sides of the square were packed to their capacity and the street space in front of the Central Baptist church and down to the band stand was filled in solidly with Automobiles, while oth- CT machines were parked all along the curbs.
 Director John M Swahn had pro- gramme prepared that was notably popular with the crowd and the ad mirable work of Tubbs' band in every number was the signal for applause with the honking of automobile horns at the end of every selection. The programme opened at the daylight hour of 7.30 and was over at o'clock just as the twilight was turning into dark and it would have been impos- sihie to play longer without lights.
 The following was the programme given:
 March-New York Hippodrome,
 Scusa Overture-zanlpa Meyrelles Intermezzo-Simplicity. Lee ne-Step-Don't Try to Steal the
 Sweetheart of a Soldier. Van ami Schenck Operatic selection from So Long
 Lefty, Carol, Keep the Home Fires Burning. NovelIc Grand selection-Songs Of Scot land. Iaunf | Fomiaue-Howdy. Sam Foy l Selection-Mlle. MPdiste Herbert Popular Medlev--You're in Style When You're Wearing Smile. Van .Alstvnt l nverture-Tight Cavalry, Suppt The Star Spangled Banner.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05

Silverman have returned to New York. They have been guests at Rosedale.
 frank SiiTerman is spending a week in the Rosenweig home.
 Club Leaders Meet.
 A meeting of all the club leaders of the Canterbury clubs was held with Miss Dawley last Saturday. State Superintendent Brundage and MT. San- ford, county superintendent and as- sistant county agent of the Farmers association, were present and spoke.
 Summer School Sessions.
 The half day a week schools are having their second session with Miss Mae Lathrop Tn charge. The work is all in the especially patriotic lines of club work. thrift and war savings stamps and Junior and Red Cross work. Hemming towels is to be the first work of the latter department. Miss Lathrop is boarding during the week at J. A. Appley's, going to and from the schools and gardens and re- turning to her home in Holland for week ends in her own automobile.
 Church Interests.
 The communion Of the Lords sup per will be observed in Westminster church Sunday, July 7th.
 In place of the C. E. service last Sunday evening one of prayer for those in service of the country, and especial ly for those from Westminster, was held
 In line with this is the subject for the mid-week home prayer service, Lest we forget" Deut. s: 10-15. Monday afternoon Westminster was well represented in the large Red Cross gathering of the auxiliary t0 the Nor which chapter which met with Mrs. Hiram Hawes.
 Tuesday afternoon the Ladies Aid society held their July meeting in the l rooms at the parsonage.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
JEWETT CITY BOY
 SHOT IN sTHE LEG William Smehanski Seriously Wounds Himself With Shot Gu,

Late Thursday afternoon William Smchansli, aged l2. living in Jewett City accidentally shot himself in the leg with a shot gun and as a result may lose the limb entirely. The boy got hold of a shot gun and in playing with it accidently discharged it. the full load entering his leg just above the knee cap and shattered the bone and carried away. part of the knee cap. Dr. J. H. Mclaughlin was called and took the boy to the Backus hos pital where physicians are endeavor- ing 10 save the leg.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

E. Lewis Young of Huntington lane is at the Rangeley Lakes. Me
 Master Gilbert Mitchell has left to pass the summer at Camp AIlagash, Me.
 Rev. and Mrs. Henry T. Arnold have returned after a weeks stay in West erly.
 Mrs. John P. Huntington and Miss Evelyn Huntington have been in Pitts field, Mass.
 MT and Mrs. John c. AverilI, of Broadway, motored home from Dan- bury Thursday afternoon. Miss Marjorie Roath of Broad street has left town to spend the summer al Camp Big Pine at Fairlee Lake, Vt. Mrs. John Russell and Miss Brooke Russell of Washington, D. C., are spending at the home of Miss Turner on Broad street for several weeks stay. Mrs. Russell is a sister of Mrs EbeneZer Learned. 
 Wings of riches may enable a mar to fly from his poor relations.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
Be Careful In Using
 Soap On Your Hair

Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkah, which is very injurious, as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle.
 The best thing to use is just plain mulsified cocoanut oil, for 1t is pure and entirely greaseless. It's very cheap. and beats the most expensive soaps or anything else all to pieces You can get this at any drug store, and few ounces will last the whole family for months.
 Simply moisteD the hair with water and rub it in. about teaspoonful is all that is required. It makes an abundance Of rich, creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out easily. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh .looN Nng, bright fluffy, wavy, and easy to handle. Besides. it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and dandruff.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
MEANEST THIEF VET STEALS
 BOY FARMERS SAVINGS
Groton Carpenter Suspected of RifIne
 Pockets of Reserves at Eastern Point.

While the fourteen members of the Boys Working Reserve camp, em- ployed at Branford farms, Eastern point, were at work Tuesday, some mean person rif1ed the pockets of two of the boys clothing and secured eleven dollars. Frank Tomlin of Dan- ielson lost eight dollars, and Charles Mitchell of New Haven lost three dol lars. Both boys had saved enough to go home for the Fourth, but the thief who stole the money, made it impossible for them to carry out their plans.
 The thief did a quick job, so over looked the change in both cases. A | carpenter from Groton, who worked on | the premises Tuesday, is suspected
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
WEDDING
Coletti-CoIetti.

The marriage of Miss Lucy Coletti and Loretto Coletti took place Thurs day morning at St. 'Patrick's church at ' o'clock with many relatives of the bride and groom present. Rev. J. H. Frederick performed the ceremony and sang the nuptial mass that fol- lowed. The couple were attended, by Joseph Cedroni as best man and Miss Teresa Rayno as bridesmaid
 The groom was born in Italy, the son of Guiseppi Coletti and is employ ed in Quincy, Mass. as a shipper. His bride is the daughter of Antonio Co., letti and is employed as a mill oper- ative. She has made her home at 64 Boswell. avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
Otis Library Open on Holiday

The Otis Library which on all hoI- idsys has been closed was opened on Thursday afternoon from o'clock un- til five and from until 9 in the eve ming as a rest room for people who came to enjoy the parade and band concert Many people took advantage of the hospitality of the library and every available chair was occupied during the parade and band concert and many remarks of appreciation were heard from the people.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
sPRAGUE RED CROSS DOES MUCH WORK
Reports Show That June Was Busy
 Month-NavaI Fund Report.

The sprague branch of the Norwich chapter of the Red Cross, held their regular monthly meeting in their rooms in the town building and the reports of the committees were read and accepted.
 Following is the report of the naval fund for the month of June: Margaret Sullivan $5, Odd Fellows &. Dorothy Wood s12.S0. Mrs. Collins $S.70, Mrs. Barnes $11.35. total s43.20. Mrs. Chas. Barnes is chairman.
 The meeting closed 3 successful month and elected Mrs. Charles Barnes as chairman of the Sprague tranch and q vote of thanks was ten dered the retiring chairman, Mrs. Jas. Burr
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
Bow Scouts to MohiIizs.

Local Boy Scout officials have warn ed all local Boy Scouts to be in read mess for a mobilization call either Saturday or Monday night or the oc- casion of the visit of Chief Sea Scout James 4. Wilder to this city. It is planned to have scout parade the night of his visit.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
smaii Child Shot in Hand.

As the Fourth was practically a safe and sane one there were few ac- cidentS and the most serious one was that of Q small child who shot him self in the hand with a blank cart ridge pistol. Dr. Louis T. Cassidy at tended him.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
VASE FROM SHELL
 OF FRENCH "75"
Souvenirs From the Front in Franc,
 Are cn Display.

A vase made from the brass she;l of one Of the famous French 75s make an interesting display in the window of the news store Of John ]. Shea on Broadway It is the handiwork of Corporal M. L. Shea of the 102nd Ma chine Gun Battalion Connecticut troops, which since October have been on the French front.
 There are also two paper cutters made with an axe and file from small CT shells. The vase bears in bas relic the company letter "D," the Joan ol Arc Cross and the f1eur de lis.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
PERSONALS

Mrs. Henry w. Branche of Hartford has been a visitor with Norwich rela- tIves.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph P. Connor and family, of Lincoln avenue have opened their Ocean Beach cottage for the season.
 Mrs. Eliza Winckleman of Norwich is at Lords Point and will occupy Mrs. Bancroft's small cottage the re- mainder of the season.
 Mrs Merton Lattiner and Mrs. Clarence Leffingwell of Norwich were recent dinner guests of Mrs. Henry E. Randall of North Stonington.
 MT. and Mrs. B. N. Brooke of Wau- regan, accompanied. by Miss Ellerton of Billerica, Mass, were recent guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. T. w Riddles at Potter Hill, R. I. They made the trip by automobile.
 MT. and Mrs. M. J. Sullivan and the formers sister Miss Nellie Sullivan, from Springfield, Mass, are spending the week with Mrs. Sullivan's father, Patrick J. Rafferty, 69 Boswell ave- rue, who for B years has been the efficient and popular janitor at Nor wich Free Academy.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
For Breach of the Peace.

Herbert Chapman of Preston got in- to an altercation with Robert Staab on Bath street abouc noon on Thurs day and hit Staab a blow in the nose. Chapman was arrested by Policeman Charles Smith and locked up on 8 breach of the peace charge.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
Herman Rruckner Goes Into Service.

Herman Bruckner Goes Into Service.
 Herman Bruckner. who recently en- listed in the Naval Reserve at New London. has received his orders to re- port for outy on Monday at the Ma rine Works in New London.
 Before enlisting he was manager of a well known clothing store in New London to which he went from the mems furnishing department of the Porteous & Mitchell Co.,, here.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
NURSE WRITES LETTER
 FOR JEREMIAH SWEENEY
Says Wound is in His Right Arm
 Getting Along We'll.

A letter from Jeremiah E Sweeney Of Fitchville who was reported as se- verely wounded on May 29 has been received by his mother. Private Sweeney in his letter, which was writ ten by nurse in the hospital in which he is located, states that his wound is in his right arm but does not tell whether it is bullet wound or q wound from shrapnel. He also states that he is getting along nicely.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
Fourth of July Reception in Paris.

Paris, July 4-The annual Fourth
 of July reception at the American embassy was held this afternoon. About fifteen hundred Americans call ed to pay their respects to the ambas- sador, while many notable personages and French societies took advantage 1 of the opportunity opay tribute to 1 America.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05

The Berlingske Tidende, of Copen- hagen, Denmark, says the government of Norway has arranged for a standard mixture of 75 rAr cent. mar garine and 25 per cent. Danish butter to be called "Statsmargarine."
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
TERRIBLY scALDED AT
 THAMES RIVER sPEcIALTIEe
Tony shekouski. Fireman, Has In. D juries That May Prove Fatal.

D juries That May Prove Fatal.
 Tony Shekouski of West Thames street, who is employed at the Thames River Speciality company as a fireman, was seriously if not fatally scalded at the plant about Il o'clock Thursday morning when a hot water pipe burst and deluged him with scalding water Shekowski was. burned from his hips down and had both arms badly scald ed. He was taken to the Backus hos pital where little hope for recovery is held out by the doctors.
 Shekowski IS 3S years old and has family in Russia.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05

Lloyd George Sends Congratulations.
 London, July 4.-Premier Lloyd George sent the following message to- day to President Wilson: "I have just heard that a hundred ships have been launched in the United States. Heart felt congratulations on this magnifi- cent performance"
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05

Palliative people seldom say much, but as long as they think they do they are happy.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
HAD NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
Now Owe My Present Health and
 Strength to VineI

Now Owe NY Present HeaIth ana
 Strength to VineI
 Burdett, N. Y.-'T keep house for my family of three. and raise chickens. I had a nervous breakdown so I was unable to work. The doctor did not seem to help me, and cousin asked me to try Vinol. It built me up-I now have a good appetite and am we'll and strorg."-Mrs. Loyal Palmer.
 There is no secret about Vinol. It owes it's success to beef and cod liver peptones, iron and manganese pep tonates and glycerophosphates, the oldest and most famous bodybuilding and strength creating tonics.
 Broadway Pharmacy; Wilson Drug Co.,, Willimantic; A. W. Williams Pharmacy, Danielson; J. F. Donahue, Putnam; and Druggists Everywhere
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
City of Norwich Water Works

Office of
 Board Of Water Commissioners.
 Norwich, Conn, July 1, 1918. water rates for the quarter ending June so. 1918. are due and payable at the office July 1. 1918. Office open from S.30 a. m. to 5 D. m.
 Additions will be made to all bills remaining unpaid after July 20. WILLIAM II. 1TGUINNISs, Cashier.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05
eeorae o. Lynch Overseas

George H. Lynch of 12 Riley place has had word from his son, George o. Lynch, that he has arrived safely overseas. He is in the navy.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05

A painful silence is unknown to men but with women it's different.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05

WHEN YOU WANT to put your bus mess before the public, there is no medium better than through the ad- vsatising columns vf The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05

Mrs. Henry w. Branche of Hartford has been a visitor with Norwich rela- tIveS.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05

Wings of riches may enable a man to fly from his poor relations.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05

Faith Trumbull chapter, D. A. R., received a letter from Mrs. John Laid law Buel, state regent, which touched on the celebration of the Fourth of July and also indicated that the work of the Daughters will not cease during the summer.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-02
PROGRESUL
DIN VEST.
Gu armatele engleze in Franta,
80 Sept. (noaptea). L Armatele

Gu armatele engleze in Franta,
80 Sept. (noaptea). L Armatele
belgiene 81 engleze continue sa
avanseze Gu iuteala in Flandra,
in ciuda celor mai crincene lup-
te Gu carl au sd dea fata. La un
punct ~englezii si-au adus tunurile
81 le-au pus in baterie pc crea-
sta in fata artileriei germane ca
re sta pc alta creasta la de-
partare de 600 de yards. Imediat
cele doua artilerii au inceput sa
traga 81 au tinut-o asa pima cind
tunurile inamicului au amutit Gu
totul.
Belgienii au luat Dixmunde I in
urma unor lupte de strada, a ca
ror asprime o fost mai mare i'm
prejurul primariei. Totusi un ra-
port sosit de curind anunta cd
Germanilor le-au sosit ajutoare
noui, printre earl trupe Sc afla
81 regimentul No. 100, care a is.
bit orasul Dinant pc la inceputul
razboiului.
TOate tunurile inamicului afla.
te in 'padurea Houthulet au fost
prinse, sporind astfel numaru
luat de Belgieni la 800. Englezii
all luat cam 100.
O diviziune engleza avansat
sapte mile intro singura ri. Ur
general Englez intrat in orasu
Cheluvet calare pc un cal prins
de la Germani.
'Germanii apareau in totdeauns
de la un punct neasteptat, cees
ce da de banuit ca Ell aveau tn
fneluri co veneau dc IA. linia priff
cipala, insa mai la urma s'a con
statat ca stau ascunsi in vagau
ne adinci.
Americana ca pref al cuceri
rel orasului Bellicourt, au plati'
mai putin decit Sc asteptau. Nu
marul ranitilor a fost cit Sc poat'
de mic, ceea ce fost o veste i'm
bucuratoare pentru toti. Orasel'
capturate de Ell sunt: LIE Carlet
Quoy, Nauroy 81 toate celelalt'
satulete dintre ele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-02
DUPA GVA CADEA
BULGARIA URMEA-
IA RIA1uL TURc|E|
Teri LA AhlAZI AU iNCE.
TAT osTIlTAlLE Din.
TIRE ALLAH 81 BULGARI.

PARIS, / OFT. = Efectul pro-
dus de armistitiul Bulgariei asu-
supra Austrie| 81 Turciei Sc va
vedea cit de curind. Cele mai
mari posibiliRti sunt possible
prin eliminare( Bulgariei din a.
cest conflict. lezultatul eel mai
de aproape ce be asteapta de toti
e ca dupa Bulgaria va urma Tur.
cia, a carei cdnunicatie Gu Ger.
mania va Fl talata.
Graba Gu cafe Bulgaria a sem.
nat armistitiull ldovedeste ca Bul.
garia gaia a primi ori ce con
ditie pusa de aliati. Luind in
considerare tretntul iBulgariei, a.
liatii de sigur ca nu la impus
termeni usori. Ei au cerut toate
conces1ile impute de justitie.
Anuntarea c3derei Bulgariei g
rrodus un entuliasm de nedescri;
"a bursa din Paris.
Presa Unita i fost informati
autoritativ ca ae prezent nu st
va pune pacf Gu Bulgaria, $
nici o deciziuM politica m VI
fl luata in acest limp. Dupa sub
semnarea arm ktiului au fos
luate nnmai ~ i militare con
Ftra u.
Bulgaria este batuta. Aceast'
explica 81 clarified situatia d
All" a spus 0 autoritate.
,,1naintarea victorioasa de Il
Uskub slit pc Bulgari sa arun
ce armele jos in frica ne ma
pomenita. fnainte de incetare;
ostilitatilor, ce a avut loc ieri |,
amiazi nici char ajutorul ger
man nu putut impedeca cap
turarea unei mri multimi de pri
scnieri 81 materiale de razboi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-02
O DEN u M | r E.

Fratele loan N. Sufand din Fort
Wayne, Ind. a fost mumt de queer.
nul Statelor Unite ca vorbitor in
,can,pania pentru al flea imprun,ut
al Libertdtii. IN aceastd calitote,
dsmsm "a visita mai naulte orase un.
de lOcuiesc R0min9. fntre aceste O.
rase sumt: Blue Island, Ill.,, India.
ma Hdrbor, Ind, Gary, Ind, Ham
.'nond, Ind, Indianapolis, Ind, Ter
'rt Honte, Ind, Clinton, Ind, An
.ders0n, Imd., Kokono, Ind. Forl
Wayne, Imd., Garrett, Ind. 81 LII
ma, o. Peste tot l0cul, RomSnii 90,
fl avisati de timpuriu ca sd Sc pre-
sinte la adunare. III Sc "a spune s
siua I'm care "a s0si dl loan N. ST.
f0nd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-02
ARMISTITIUL GU BULGARIA
DESCHIDE DRumUL ALIATI-
L0R SPRE R0MANIA.
POPULATIA ROM1NA, UKRANIANA 81
RUSEASCA ASTEAPTA AJUTOR DIN A.
FARA CA SA DEE ATACUL.

tieff, cit 81 pc guvernul american
despre ultimele 1ntimplari din
Siberia 81 Russia. Printul Lvoff
vine ca reprezentant al guvernu-
lui siberian din Omsk, insa a.
crm ell va vorbi 4, mumele tutu-
ror guvernelor ce s'au unit la
Uffa.
0 alta cablo-grama primita la
ambasada arata ca generalul
Horvath, care a incercat fl in
dependent, s'a supus autoritatii
guvermlui Siberian 81 a PRINT
un post pur administrative, pro.
babil ca director al cailor ferate
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-02
SUPUSII AUSTRIAC]
Cetim in ziarul Washington Post"

Cem in zarul Washington Post.:
ge carl supus Austro nga de ps Sc fe re-
zte nargite Gu oae ca Congul pre de fa
deoebre htre supusi ausrac namc Saeor
81 ntre Gel unt pen pua at ucrarea aceasta nu
fo acuta pima Prn factor puernc
razbo este asat la ara folosit permits m
contra intereseor aiatilor.
adevarat ca Congeul masur Gu iumaae de nma pen
tru carea une guni slave msure poru
cltoare e ar puea folosite ult eel pcpere oe
de amata carl Fl Insrcna duceea or nepn In
Sateor Unite de ciuda sd punem po
runca prn o ,Austrac caraceza nac eel
putin caractere suspoa Jugosav Cehoslav Itaen
Polonez tot sunt mesecat aoa euon maghari
Gil sunt considera namc puternc In
desvinovat din parea oeror pune afacerea
dar in cele mai mule casur s arafat mai nepepere
dreptae a de straini carl sun nvo sd upte Aus
Supusi Ausr in mod technc sunt cagorie prih
casa mparre Satee Unite pot sd dpareasca cape de OIL
sunt inam stran de nerna fara de ate
mata det ordn esecu fnsa ornu tre6u renut
asurie cind ,namci srain de fap alta d ,preten
n sun nvo sd a documenteze loaaea o prn nscrierea
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,,fnroleazate in armata orr interna".
c. de ce sd deG mati0nod din AustroUngaria prize
jul de sub dopelle oliotr atia timp cit c u us
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supusi aMrac ace0std tard pr de nroo legune
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