Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-06
VARIOUS MATTERS

Church street is in bloom.
 Grace circle of the Kings Daughters, If which Mrs. Frank J. King is lead IT, worked at the Red Cross room Friday afternoon.
 Come to lawn bazaar at 21S West Thames street, p. m., today, Stand .rd Bearers of Trinity M E. church. f rainy. at church parlors.-adv.
 Gardeners about the state report | hat potatoes are affected by a small | black fly which seems to be eating he leaves and tops from the under side
 Two small boys from High street, who modestly declined to give their | names, left several pounds of tinfoil | 1t the room of the Woman's League 1 Friday.
 You can get fresh sword fish today at the market where "thev deliver | the goods" also some fresh Long Isl- | and long clans. Powers Bros.-adv. |
 Many young children are anxious to | do their bit at farming just now and social workers about the state are hoping that their employers will not overwork them.
 A change in the train service that affects the express from Boston has been announced. This train will not stop at Clark's Corner or Hampton until after September 2.
 A former Ledyard pastor, Rev. A. E. Falmouth, has presented his resig- nation as pastor of the Congregational church in Brooklyn, Conn, to take ef- feet the first of October.
 The July White Ribbon Banner ac- knowledges contributions to the Stew ems fund including, Scotland $2, Staff ford Springs S2, Putnam $2, Danielson S1 and East Hampton s2.
 So far, no passengers have been car ried on Steamer Eugene c. Hart, of the Norwich New York line. the state rooms not having been fitted up owing to the rush of freight business.
 Be sure and see Wechsler the Bar eain Man at S1 Franklin street. for clothing, furnishings, and shoes Some wonderful bargains all day Saturday adv.
 The state secretary's office has re- ce:ved reports of the number of .vot- e~s in the service from every town in the state. Sprague, Thompson, and Stratford are the latest towns to re- port.
 A Clinton correspondent notes that John M. Phillips. who has been an Instructor in Morgan school the past two years has been elected a mem ber of the faculty of Bulkeley school. New London.
 Two hundred and ten officers and non- commissioned officers of the Connecticut State Guard have en- rolled for the officers training camp to he held at Mantle from today, July 6 to August '.
 About 300 more names of boys from Norwich who are in the federal service have been painted on the honor roll at the city hall. This brings the total number of names on the roll up to nearly one thousand.
 A bulletin has been issred from headouartcrs forbidding the. use of any such devices for the gathering of Red Cross funds as rallies, the sale of UT ally JULIET IleluOu luIO which the lottery element enters.
 Give your state paper, the Hartford Sunday Courant, a trial. It now ar rives in Norwich at 5.30 a. m Order from your newsdealer or carrier at once to insure a copy.-adv.
 In War Savings Stamp contest in "A school rooms of Bristol St. Jo- seph's Parochial school received first prize selling over 30,000 stamps, this success being largely due to the ef- forts of Rev. F. J. Muster. foEner curate at St. Patrick's church, Norwich
 Of Norwich interest is the New London item that Percival Woodruff son of Albert c. Woodruff of 51 Ere mont street, who has been a student [ at the University of Pennsylvania l during the past year. has been called | back in to the naval reserves at New port.
 | The New Haven railroad announces that all embargoes are lifted as fal as the shipping back to the mills 0. | cement bags is concerned, as the gov. ernment needs cement work and the | factories needs the cement bags, SC everyone should ship them back i'm. mediately.
 Thompson Woman's Temperance l union retains the Windham Count, banner for the largest increase il membership, having gained ten activ, and two honorary members with nt withdrawals or failures to renev membership.
 Governor Marcus IT. Holcomb ha appointed William O'Connon of Nor folk and Nathan D. Prince of Kill ingly trustees of the Mansfel, State Training School and Hospita to fill vacancies until the third Wed nesday of the next session of the gen eral assembly.
 Growers of tobacco in Connection report that the plants are stocky an, the leaves broadening out On tn whole tobacco has done much bette
 than was hoped for because of tn
 cold nights and is in advance of tn
 season. The plants are larger than a
 this time last year.
 The state department of agricul
 ture is making an attempt to creat an interest in the state in the replen
 ishing of the depleted stock of med icinial roots and herbs and is secur
 ing the aid of other organizations i
 encouraging people to gather the nor
 common varieties of herbs
 Rev. W. A. Keefe of Plainie1d de
 livered the address at the dedication
 of a service flag of 200 stars at S- Francis Xavier's church, Waterbury
 Thursday afternoon and the Republi
 can says his speech rang with a pa
 triotism and fire that brought fort
 repeated and hearty applause.
 The Norwich Loyal Temperance Le