Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-18

he Barnum & Bailey cirucs.
 With the close of the schools this week, there will be the customary ex- ,dus of families to shore cottages.
 One Norwich doctor had the unusual record between Friday and Saturday ) fattending at five births in A hours Home gardeners in all directions are making the most of the extra hour them under the New Time system.
 The summer post office at Gro on Long Point wil be opened at once, the latest orders from the post office say.
 Last of the Connecticut River shad today at Powers Brothers.-adv.
 The midsummer meeting of the Mayors association, at New London. for June 26th, has been ad- vanced to June 31st.
 With few days of sunny weather, hay harvesting will start. The crop is big, and so heavy. that few pieces have lodged in the heavy rains late ly.
 The Connecticut Society, S. A. R., res bought a s1.oG0 Liberty bond. Forty five members of the state so- ciety are now in the service of the army and the navy.
 The annual Connecticut conference of country Episcopal church work will be held at the Berkeley Divinity school in Afiddletov'n. Wednesday and Thursday, June 26-27.
 Recommendation for admission to the state bar have been given by the examining committee to 2S candidates. The examination takes place at New Haven today (Tuesday).
 Dr. Bernard will be out of town to- day. Will return tomorrow.-adv
 Ep. .scopaI c1ergymen from Norwich will be in Willima ntic WedneSdav to attend the ordination of Rev. Walter Frederick Borchert, rector of St. PauPs church by Bishop E. Canlpion Ache son.
 The state food administrator has asked hotel and restaurant men to I CII dlll iOiil pC1N bCO1 HUI bt1dll two meals 6 week and beefsteal and roast beef at more than one meal each per week.
 Just preceding the close of the ser vice at Park Congregational church every Sunday morning there is a pe- riod of silent prayer for the country's soldiers and sailors and victory for her armies.
 A food conservation and canning demonstration is being given at the Hartford Market today and Wed Corinne Tapley of the Connecticut
 The fine new school house donated to the town of Montyille by Mrs Grace Palmer Melcer as a nemoria to her mother, Mrs. Edwin Palmer is nearing completion and is admired by all who travel in that direction.
 St. James lodge, No. 23, F. and A M. works the third degree at Masonic Temple tonight at 7S0.-adv.
 Every handler of eggs in Connecti cut, including country buyers, must bt licensed according to an announce ment made by the Federal food ad ministration for Connecticut. The sol' exception is in the case of retailer doing less than s100,000 a year.
 At the room of the Woman's League Mrs. Ida EccIeston has received iron the First and Second grades of Un casville school, ten pounds of tinfoil also box of tinfoil each from Tobi Sadrowsky, 16 Forest street, Norwich and Viola Rosenburg, 194 West Mali street. Dr. W. Tyler Browne Is attendinl 1 the reunion of his class at Yale toda. and tomorrow returning Wednesda. afternoon.-adv.
 During Monday, the elms on Chel sea parade and Williams street wer l sprayed for the Street Department b Tree Warden Henry E. Davis and hi 1 three assistants. So far about 700 elm about town have been safeguarde against beetles, 200 remaining to b sprayed.
 The June intention of the Apostle l ship of Prayer in the Catholic church J es is the reign of the Sacred Hear
 
 in regard to man is summed up i the words of St. Paul to the Q1rin thians: Jesus Christ must reign { Cor. xv, 25).
 An opportunity is offered qualiie men between IS and 40 years to CT list, or, if a draftee, to be inductel into the Signal corps, for assignmeI to one of several training schoo throughout the United States, CT tt
 Signal corps training camp at Litt Silver, N. J.
 i Every handler of eggs in Connect cut, including country buyers, mus
 ment made by the federal food a6
 ministration for Connecticut. I'll
 sole exception Is in the case of re
 taiiers doing a business of less tina I fsloo,oo0 8 year.
 At it's annual meeting at ti Hartford club Saturday, the Cenne, ticut Society. Sons of the America Revolution, adopted the resolution
 submitted by the national seeiet protesting against teaching OF the u
 of the, German language in the put
 lie schools of this state. The agr.euitufai agent of the Mi,
 dletown National bank has receive
 word from Nashville that the seco,
 car Of pigs had been purchased
 MT. Suilns of StoFFs Agricultural co
 fege. This will complete the purcha es which he was authorized to ma ,s and hs will return soon.
 ARaouRee Haugtter's Marriage.
 Mr, and Mts. E. ,. Gustafson South Gr.swold aunoplce the maria; nR hnair~ AaI, ni1far Mahe1 Inrahorcr