Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-09
Norwich, Tuesday, July g, 1s1s.
VARIOUS MATTERS

The funeral of Frank L. Deming l was held at his home in Waterford Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Visitors to the nearby beaches mo- tice that the only young men at the shore this season are soldiers or tars.
 Frank B. Brandegee, United States senator from Connecticut, was born in New London 54 years ago Mon day.
 Connecticut during the first six months of this year has sent away l. a65 recruits. including 23 from Nor wich.
 One of the survivors of the torpe- died Covington is Noank boy, Lieut.. Ralph Packer. the steamers. second of ficer.
 From Canaan Mrs. F. F. Stevens has been spending a few days in Norwich in the interest of state Sunday school work.
 Eastern Connecticut teachers will attend Danbury Normal school which will open it's summer session today, July g.
 Huckleberry parties who go by troll ley to Montville and other suburban places return with many quarts of fine looking berries.
 Picnic, bathing and boating parties occupy the attention of the Winthrop Dell colony, East Lyme, the eight cot tages being rented for the season.
 Over 100 men. mostly Italians, are working in the cut near the Noank railroad station of the New Haven road, getting ready for the laying of fourth track.
 Several Connecticut cities will hold special exercises Saturday next in honor of the French residents, who glorify that day in commemoration of the fall of the Bastile.
 The war posters in the big windows at the Red Cross room in the Thayer building are read attentively by many hundreds weekly, especially those pos ters in foreign languages. The body of Charles Natan, known as Big Charlie" found in the Spring vile spring, Rockville, about ten days ago, has been buried His body was not claimed by any relative. Over Saturday and Sunday twenty the board of health in Hartford. Nine teen of them were among the girls at the Home of the Good Shepherd. Young women from this section will attend the fifteenth session of the summer school for women's foreign | missionary societies to be held at East Northfield, Mass. from July g to r. Last week to get bargains in cloth l ing, shoes and furnishings, Wechsler, | the Bargain Man, at S1 Franklin street, is moving out. Everything must be sold by Saturday night. Help him move.-adv.
 A tribute by Bishop Chauncey B Brewster to his late classmate, Profess sor Henry P. Wright, dean of the fac uity of Yale University. who died or March 17, is printed in The Yale Alum Iii News for July 5.
 An exchange notes that Dr. Freder- ick Page, of Danielson, state inspec. tor of cattle for Connecticut and his wife, have been the guests of MT. an: ] Mrs. James A. Angell, at Gloucestel during the past week.
 A former Mystic and Danielson pas tor, Rev. Welcome E. Bates, who wa: called to the Montauk Avenue Baptis church, New London, April ,. observ- cd Sunday the 43rd anniversary of hi! entrance to the ministry.
 The State Register and Manual fo 1918 is now printed and is ready fo distribution by the secretary 0 state. It contains the usual variet, , of interesting statistics relating to fed eral, state and local affairs. After a week spent in evangelsti
 work in Darien Conn., and another il , Hebronville, Mass. Capt. Charles T Potter has returned to Norwich. Dur
 ing his work he exhibited the mode of The Tabernacle which he made. Members of the National League fo 7 Woman Suffrage selected to assist a
 hostesses at Ocean Beach during tn
 summer include Miss Edna Tyler
 daughter of Mrs. c. Tyler. Four vol 2 unteers will be on duty every Tues day.
 F The state exhibit of products of tn
 Junior Food Army will constitute on
 of the exhibits at the state fair a Berlin the latter part of Decembet
 It will make up one of the largest veg
 etable exhibits ever seen Tn Connect cut.
 The socialists of the state are fo
 the most part silent regarding the ar rest of Eugene V. Debs, four time socialist nominee for president, i
 Chicago, last week and show no dis
 position to give him either material C
 moral support.
 A special committee at Rockville which Mrs. Philip NJ. Howe is chair
 man, has secured the Rockville Cit
 Hospital property and has equippe
 it as first class day nursery. I'll
 nursery is in charge of Miss Amy Mea ~ gher of Hartford, a graduate nurse.
 The attorneys and claim agents
 some cities have been soliciting bus = ness among the dependents of soldiel N and sailors. has been brought to u | attention of the government author H ties. It is as unnecessary as it is
 legal for any attorney or claim agel E to solicit such business.
 E Given Signet Ring For Birthday. H A surprise party was given Ter
 Lacy at his home at 169 Mt. Pleasa E street, Monday evening by lar E number of his friends in honor of I