Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-01

i Friday afternoon. At Colchester, Rev. c. A. Hanna or Bozrah will preach at the Congrega- tional church Sunday.
 - Ii you want real bargains in cloth ing and furnishings, go to 81 Frank is there.-adv.
 As almanac day for June, Friday furnished plenty of sour weather, with a mixture of rain and sunshine which will suit the farmers.
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Taylor 0" Coventry were presented $70 in silver Wednesday evening when they cele brated their 18th wedding anniversary.
 The Stonington Mirror mentions that John c. Gallup of Moosup is at his Wamphassett Point cottage getting the water system in order for the sea- son.
 At St. Patrick's church the opening devotions of the iridium in honor of the blessed sacrament were conducted Friday evening by Rev. Myles P. Calvin.
 Connecticut shad fishermen are re- ceiving big prices in the New York markets for their catch. making it worth while for them to land as many as possible.
 This is the day when about the state women are borrowing scales weighing up to 50 pounds for the weighing of children, in accord with the request of President Wilson.
 This week Justin B. Holman of Old Saybrook and Mrs. Wise of Hartford, of the state charity board, made an official visit to the Norwich state hos pital for the insane.
 You all know Wechsler. the man that has made Eastern Connecticut fa- nous for bargains. You will find him now at S1 Franklin street, with bar gains galore for the entire family adv.
 Recent letters received by Charles F. Chandler of Norwich from his son. Prof. Albert R. Chandler. of Ohio uni versity, locate him near Venice, active ly engaged in Red Cross work
 The June term of the Holland county superior court opened in the Memorial building, Rockville, Friday morning at 10 o'clock, with Judge William M. Maltbie of Hartford on the bench.
 The Connecticut Agricultural college canning schools open next week. The first canning school is June 3 and one every week following. Each school will be one week in duration, Monday be- in1 reserved fOr enrOl1meOt
 This year E. G. Wiley, Civil war veteran. of Norwich, was at Old Lyme alone Wednesday as usual to put flags 1 on the graves of his comrades. In former years he was accompanied by the late Comrade George R. Sanders.
 Some of the Holland county saw mills are compelled to send all of their output to the shipyards or be taken up | by the government. Logs are being l shipped from the South Coventry sta ton to the shipyards in large quanti- ties.
 Major W. A Mercer of the army recruiting station at New Haven an- nounces that enlisted men have been accepted and forwarded to Fort Slo- cum. N. Y, including, infantry, Arthur l D. Williams, Willimantic.
 Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Joseph J l Fields of Norwich was to conduct a session of the 100 members of the 1 Loyal Temperance Legion of Willi- mantle, but she has been obliged tc defer the meeting for a week because of the death of a relative.
 Joyous news for this vicinity. J | Wechsler of Jewett City, the famous money saver to the people, has pur- chased the entire stock of Maurice Freidberg, of 21 Franklin street who l was called to the service of Uncle Sam, and will conduct sale at 81 | Franklin street. It's enough, you know l the rest.-adv.
 Notification has been received here that the American Soceity of Mechan- ical Engineers. comprising a member ship of more than 5000, a large pro- portion of whom are engaged in the production of munitions of war. vii meet in spring convention at Wor- cester, Mass, June 4 to [.
 Miss Walmsley of New York has been in town seeking places to put city children for two weeks vacations for New York fresh air fund.- She has the territory from Norwich tC Willimantic and Putnam, making Will limantic her headquarters The chil. dren are from ' to 12 years old
 Prof. Hiram Bingham, Yale. '9s, z Salem summer resident, formerly z member of Yale university faculty who left in March, 1917, to become as. sociated with the United States army schools of military aeronautics as di rector. has been transferred iron Washington to active duty in France Of an occasional Norwich visitor anC participant in the annual roque tour naments. the Danbury News says: 4 tribute to Abraham Lincoln and testimonial to the work of the Ameri can soldiers of the present strife wa paid by Rev. W. H. Kidd in a Memo rial sermon preached at the Methods Episcopal church Sunday.
 The name of another young patrio must be added to the honor roll O Norwich, J. Lincoln Crawford. IS yea old son of MT. and Mrs. James L Crawford. 76 Summer street who hal enlisted in the coast guard and vii report today Saturday, at New York This adds a second star to the servic, flag of the George W. Kies Co.