Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-02
VARIOUS MATTERS

The Sixth regiment of the State guard held a field day at Saybrook Point Sunday, nearly 800 men taking part in the manoeuvres.
 For convenience of readers, Miss Cash, librarian at the Otiss slibrary, has prepared a long list of magazine arti- cles on submarine warfare.
 On the New Haven road July 4th the Knickerbocker limited, leaving Boston and New York at 1 p. m, will not be operated in either direction.
 This (Tuesday) afternoon State Agent A. W. Buchanan of Mansfield will be in Norwich to issue certificates to school children who wish to work during vacation.
 The planet Jupiter has become a morning star this month, but will not be well visible before the 10th. It will rise about S.30 a. m. the 10th and at 2.S0 a. m. on the 31st.
 In the grounds at the home of Fred D'Ziemha, 77 Union street, there is an attractive display of larkspur and bri- dal daisies, the contrasting blue and white being very effective.
 At the Noank yard of the Groton Iron works this afternoon at o'clock The Balsto, a vessel of the Ferris type, and a cargo carrier of $500 tons dead weight, will be launched.
 Don't miss Sd of July dance given by Dang Jazz Band at Pulaski hail. adv.
 At a meeting of the directors of the Hartford public library the officers were unanimously reelected, including the president, Judge Samuel o. Prem tice, formerly of Preston.
 The body of Mrs. Pond, a former Rockville resident, who died at the Masonic home in Wallingford. was brought to Rockville Saturday for burial in Grove Hill cemetery.
 A Pennington item reads: Through the courtesy of MT. and Mrs. Robert Porter Keep, all Red Cross classes will be held in the gymnasium of the Porter school. beginning July 1st.
 The marriage of Miss Elizabeth C. Decker and Robert McAdaTns will be held at the home of Miss Deckers father, Charles T Decker. 269 Hemp stead street, New London, Friday, July 5th.
 4 murder mystery in Rockville has not been solved after seven days and the body of Big Charlie" the man found dead in the Springville spring Thursday evening, still remains un- identified.
 A patriotic little girl from Uncasville Katherine Gettschalk, has brought foul pounds of tinfoil to the room of the Woman's league in the Thayer build ing, Norwich, to be sold for the free wool fund.
 Letters received by Norwich rela 1 tives from Prof. Albert R. Chandler now near Venice, tell interesting sto ries of the gratitude manifested b! refugees when supplied clothing, etc by the Red Cross.
 All women interested in forming j Red Gress auxiliary in the Centra Baptist church or in making Re- l Cross work more effective among tn women of that church have been re quested to meet after prayer meeting Thursday night.
 l Dr. L. NJ Allyn of Mystic substitutet | for L H. Poppe of Greten, appointet l delegate to the republican congres sional convention, who was unable . go. William Stebbins of Groton als attended the convention, held in Willi mantle Saturday.
 The season at Weekapaug is start ing with as much vigor as the cool l of %Ln t-, 1 ty of the times could possibly warrant Many summer houses have been take, for the season and others for period of a month or more.
 The requisitien forms which user of sugar except householders under tn
 new rules must fill out in order tha they may purchase sugar have been re ceiyed at the office of the Connecticu | food administration in Hartford an
 will be distributed at once.
 A former rector of St Andrew church, Greeneville, Rev. Reginald F Parker, is acting rector of St. lame.
 Episcopal church, Hartford, during tn | absence of Rev. Edmund c. Thoma!
 now chaplain of the 59th Pioneers a
 Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, S. c.
 Relatives from Norwich attended family gathering Sunday afternoon a
 the handsome new residence of M and Mrs. Christopher G. Nedbury, 3
 Station $, Waterford surprise t
 Mir Newbury on his birthday. He
 the brother of Mrs. J. H. Allen (
 Norwich.
 A new rule applying to passenger
 tickets on the New Haven road wer into effect June 10 by which they al
 good for only AS hours. but if the per
 son has not used the ticket at tn
 end of that time it is redeemable z
 the ticket office of the railroad con
 pany selling it.
 . A former Norwich pastor, Rev. D Peter c. Wright, is to preach at tf Asylum avenue Baptist church. liar ford his present charge. the first Sur day in July and July 31. On July Rev. Clarence M. Gallup of Prov dence, formerly of Norwich, will COT 8 duct the services.
 The tennis courts which for sever s years past have been kept up by u X Pleasant View Improvement socie are to be abandoned this year al E the ground used for pasturage. Tn q decision was taken because of the al senee from the beach of many your men now in the service. Sunday afternoon, when a servi E flag with 191 stars was dedicated St. Johns Catholic church, New H. ven, there was stirring patriotic a, dress by Rev. William A. Keefe
 Plainfeld. state lecturer for u
 Knights of Columbus and a member
 the state council of defense.