Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26
Ul1eBullgtin.
Norwich, Friday, July 2s, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at SAP o'clock this evening.
 Cooler weather Thursday eiicourag- ed outings to country and shore.
 The third launching at the Noank shipyard is to take place Aug. 10th.
 Lawns which have been a rich green all the season are parched and brown.
 Remember the sale of household goods at '429 Main street today at 10 a. m.-adv.
 The Otis library recently received as Birds Nests.
 The planet Saturn will be Evening Star until August ii, then Morning Star the rest of the year.
 There is fear now that many crops may be lost because of farmers ina bility to get sufficient help to harvest them.
 The Shore Line Electric road is get ting in good supply of coal, which has been arriving daily by rail the last two weeks.
 Property owners about town who are doing any painting realize how the nrice of oil has been sent up since the war began.
 The benefit whist for St. Clare's chapel at Pleasant View was held Monday at the cottage of Mir. and Mrs James B. Mullin, of Norwich.
 Fish cheap at Church Brothers to- day-adv.
 It is noted that Mrs. Annie Godfrey of New York. now spending the sum- ner at Watch Hill. and who is 72 years If age, has this year learned to swim. ' At Christ church Thursday. the feast of St James the Greater Rev Richard R. Graham, the rector officiated at the celebration Of the holy communion at 10 o'clock.
 Be sure to attend the sale of house. hold goods at. 499 Main street, today. Bring your friends-adv Tn the recent war savings stamp drive, at Ellington, stamps %ere pledged to the value of s9,9777S. The number of persons covered by the pledges is 1,4S6. At North Stonington. Rev. George IT. Ewing of Norwich Town will preach in the Congregational church next Sunday in exchange with the pastor, Rev. Q. D. Fisher.
 Henry A. Goulart. son of Mrs. A. Go1lsrt of Stonington and Miss Hel- enc E. Enos of New London. were mar ried Saturday, July 20. by Rev. Charles s. Stewart-Westerly Sun.
 The rfiid-week meetings in the | churches were very well attended Thursday evening. considering the nurSber of families out of town for the sufni11er.
 The Progressive Missionary club of the Central Baptist church held it's annual outing Wednesday. passing a | deliehtful day at the siehtly cottage of Mrs. Joseph M Burdick at Best View.
 The Humber ot arrivals at the sum | ner resorts and boarding houses if Chesterfield, Montville Oakdale ati6 Bozrah has greatly increased since the heat wave sent city resident! countryward.
 | Rav Clinton James of New Londor and Miss Sarah Kane of Old Lyme were married Wednesday afternoon b! Rev. Walter T. Buck. Mir James il the son of Mrs. Robert P James anc is macflinist.
 In accordance with government or ders cutting the output of bakery. pro ducts. in half, A. c. Weeks of Pc duennoc has taken off both his de livery wagons Three bakers have als been allowed to go.
 An Old Saybrook resident. MT: James Smith, IYft for visit some where. three weeks ago. Her husbaf has not heard from her since and i now anxious as to her Whereabouts She has. been seen in Hartford
 By writing to the state departmen of agriculture women and girls in tn suburbs will be informed how they ca help win the war by gathering root and herbs of medicinal value, so UT gently needed by the government. During Wednesdav, Mrs. Frank { Mitchell of Norwich and Secretar Charles P. Kellogr of the state boar ot charities visited applicants for tn : nrivilege of boarding children il Bridgeport, stratford, Milford and Ne7 Haven.
 Few gypsy bands have visited East ern Connecticut this season but 3 hresent a band is camping on the BaS Thompson and Webster road makin and selling baskets, stands an many small notions, besides telling for tunes.
 The North Stonington auxiliary ( , the Red Cross, will give a book. of thri
 stamps to the child among the eigf
 tv-two babies weighed in the recer child welfare campaign, who shows tE greatest physical improvement durin
 the year to come.
 A 4-year old patriot r. Quincy
 Roessler, of Mohegan, has brought : big box of tinfoil to the room of tf
 Woflan's League. Frances Roland an
 Leslie Meeeh, also of Mohegan, haI
 contributed foil to be sold to hel
 along the free wool fund. s Norwich Knights learn that tf Lost Soldier department, establish : ed by the Knights of Columbus con 5 nlittee on war activities. is a prove , success, and already thousands
 parents, brothers, sisters and swee
 hearts have availed themSStves of i
 services.
 Policeman William Fitzgerald. ! Ma anchester who Jeff Thijrsf1av fl