Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-13
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Norwich, Tuesday, Aug. 1s, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

sea TOT the remainder or the week. Mrs. Anna Beckwith of New Lond a celebrated her 97th birthday Friday. Court Snipsic Degree club of Rock vile will hold its outing at the Moore cottage at Bolton Pond. Sunday next. Several local motor parties have visited Saybrook, to view the 11rmner- GUS effects of the tornado Wednesday evening. At Westerly. Rev. G. IL strouse of, Norwich preached at the First Baptist church Sunday evening at 7.31. His subject was FiftyFifty Loyalty.
 A former Norwich resident, Dr. Paul Kaufman, of Yale University, preached in the Congregational church, Mantle, Sunday morning.
 At New London, Miss Helen Prem tis, teacher at the Nathan Hale school, and Miss Ida St. Germain, teacher at the Winthrop school, have resigned.
 Up to Monday night. people have been sleeping we'll. since Fridays thunderstorm cleared the air and re- suited in a marked drop in tennpera-. ture.
 The big receiving wharf at the Navy Yard is now rooted, and is one of the most amazing sights of that rapidly expanding government sta7 tion.
 Work recently completed for the Norwich Red Cross includes a sweat CT finely done by Mrs. Hannah W. Raymond, of Warren street, who is over 90.
 There is certain to be plague of caterpillars hereabouts soon, as own CTS of trees are doing little to check the tent caterpillar pest by destroying the nests.
 United States Commissioner Frank L. McGuire is a receptive candidate for the democratic nomination for mayor of New London. the papers there say.
 The fortifying of Block Island will receive further consideration in con- nection with extensions to seacoast Notifications, but the government sees no necessity for it just now.
 At the request of the Holy Name society. a months mind requiem high mass for John J. Sullivan was sung in St. Patrick's church Monday at s o'clock by Rev. J. H. Broderick.
 The children of the Drawbridge school are doing their bit through out vacation and have collected and brought to the Woman's League room in the Thayer building two rolls of tinfoil.
 Every Wednesday afternoon there 1 is q free clinic for babies at No. | Washington street. the United Work CTS house. many mothers bringing their children who need medical at- tention.
 Nearly s7,0O0,o 600 has been pledged toward. s25. .6eo, 900 worth of war say l ings stamps which the National Coun- 1 cil of Travelling Salesmen has at- tempted to sell during the week ot Aug 22-29. | Dog day weather this year appear: to be particularly hard on milk deal CTS. who are receiving many com plaints from restaurants and families that milk sours quickly. even whel kept on ice.
 | Norwich friends learn that Dr. Her bert M. Bishop, a former successful physician here, is not in good health Dr. Bishop has a large practice in Lo Angeles, where he has erected beautiful residence.
 The Danbury summer school sessiol opened Monday for the sixth and las week of the course. Even at this lat date additional students have regis tered for the work in the high schoo department especially.
 Many women and children on farm can make good money by gatnerin and curing sunac as side line, tn United States Department of Agri culture says, as this wild plant is source of tannin used in tanning an dyeing.
 In line with his policy of keepin all the parish property in the bes possible condition and repair, the rec tor of St. Patrick's parish, Rev. Joh
 H. Frederick. is having the conveT building on Perkins avenue repainte during the vacation.
 An order to Red Cross workers ar rounces that from now on all sock
 made for the A. R. c. must measul
 10 1-2 inches or they cannot be ac
 cepted and must not have colored tot ! or heels. These are requirements ser out from national headquarters. Two Mantle boys fighting in Franc
 have been severely wounded. Corpor
 Eford Rogers of the 101st Macl1ir
 Gun Battery and Francis Turner. Col | I. Ie of . Samuel Rogers. Turner is a draft and a son of Mrs. Stephen Turner Ttnfoil has been received at u
 room of the Woman's League fro
 pupils at Lake street playgrounds, a
 50 from Nettie Holden and Nant , Pitcher, of 87 Division street, whi ! Christine and Margaret Barry ha'
 brought in tinfoil two different time
 Word has been received in Noa,
 of the death. following an operati,
 for appendicitis, of Herbert Cole
 Brooklyn, N. Y. He was born in "
 ank, the son of Bessie and the la
 Samuel Cole. He has for years be = resident of Brooklyn but made if n quent visits to Noank,
 It is required of corporations tn & they make annual reports to the se
 retary of state. filing duplicates wi
 the town clerk before Aug. IS. but or
 few have complied with the la
 There is a provision which indicat
 expenses for neglect to the extent
 $25 for each separate offender.
 The Norwich United Workers vi
 iting nurse. Miss Elizabeth M. Culy
 and her assistant, Miss MacKenz