Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-27

The ISS QldllOu 1O5Sy O4 dog days are prevailing.
 Guests at the Hotel Green, Danbury, include H. F. Turner of Danielson.
 After Aug. Mrs. Victoria Plante's corsets will advance in price. Phone 167S.-adv.
 In spite of tropic heat this week. the Norwich Red Cross has forwarded four big boxes of hospital supplies.
 Groton Girl Scouts have decided to camp on the Spicer property at East ern Point the second week in August
 In a number of towns woodchucks have been plundering gardens, nibbhng beans and peas and all kinds of green stuff.
 Summer boarders from Vermont are ta the Vacation house at Breezy Point, Mantle, formerly owned by the Chese- broughs of Norwich.
 Dr. Dunham's office will be closed Thursday and Saturday this week. adv.
 A few baskets of fine large straw brries from Lebanon were brought to the Norwich market Friday, possibly the last of the season.
 Be sure and come to the sale of household goods today at 429 Main street. Bargain day. 9 a. m.-adv.
 It is nearly two weeks since rainless St. Swithin's day and the weather sharps are reminding the public that there has been scarcely shower.
 A Cheshire correspondent mentions that Arthur Ripgey. telegraph opera tor, has been transferred to the New London division and has moved to Plainfield.
 St. Marys Tierney Temperance ca dets of New London have received their service flag containing 25 stars. It will be raised in St. Mary's school yard.
 The new dog tags, which have been ordered already, will be circular with scalloped edges and will be ready for distribution March 1. There are about 80,000 dogs in the state.
 At a meeting of the Connecticut Dairymen's association held at the Pierpont cottage, Short Beach, Fran ford, Wednesday, Dwight Miner of Bristol was elected secretary. It is ncted that Miss Gladys Keeney of Rockville is among the 300 promi- nent war workers who are sacrificing vacation pleasures lo make gas masks at Hartford for the government.
 Everything to be sold so cheap you will be pleased at the sale of house hold goods, 429 Main. a. m. today. adv.
 Nellie Chappell and James Maynard of 13 Boswell avenue have been devot- l ing part of their vacation to collecting tinfoil, which they have brought to the room of the Woman's league in the i Thayer building.
 The United States civil service is | looking for first grade clerks and l clerk bookkeepers and will conduct examinations at various cities in the state Aug. 24 Both men and womer l clerks are wanted.
 l Mrs. B. C. Bugbee chairman of the home economies committee of Ashford states that the women of that towr | have pledged to conserve about 5,00( ! cans of produce, exceeding it's quotG by nearly 50 per cent.
 News has been received by Mrs. An nie Holland of the safe arrival oversee of her son, John L. Casey. of 195 Cliff street. Private Casey, who was witt Yale unit 305, left Camp Merritt, N. J sailing Monday, July 8th.
 During a recent thunder shove lightning struck the house of Mrs Abiel Towne at Rock Meadow, Tollant county, and played many curious pranks around the house. then entered the cellar and broke several jars o fruit.
 At Watch Hill, Stanley Godfrey o New York is busy with volunteer Ret Cross life saving work on the bathin. beach. He teaches many persons eacl morning the various feats required fo the fulfilling of Red Cross tests for If, savers.
 The postal censorship board, post office department, announces tha translators of Spanish are in demand at New York and other port citits These positions are open to vomel who can translate accurately ant quickly.
 Miss Catherine Sylvester, daughte of MT. and Mrs. Salvatore SyIveste of Groton, and Rosario Giordano o New London were married in Sacre, Heart church. Groton, at g o'clocI Thursday morning by Rev. William Fitzgerald.
 William Perry of Mantle, 56, die at a New London hospital Thursda afternoon from burns received earl in the month. He was repairing a automobile when the flame of a Ian tern he was using caused an explosio of gasoline.
 Special for today, ladies' black hos 15 cents, the well known Ipswich mak in different shades, mems and ladies' a 25 cents, value 35 cents. Good lisl hose at 29 cents; silk lisle at 39 cent. Mems straw hats at 75c, value $2.0t Panamas at $2.00, value $40O Grea reduction in white skirts. Mems trou sers from as. low as $1.75 to S495. A the Surprise Store, S1 Franklin stree and 237 Central avenue.-adv. A large consignment of hospital gar ments made by the Poquetanuck auxiI
 iary was received at the Norwich Re
 Cross room Friday through Mrs W. l
 Mitchell During Friday the room wa
 in charge of Miss Paddock and Mis
 Caruthers.
 ' It has developed that the propose extra session of the federal court
 New Haven will not be held. As it
 now, the regular fall session will stal
 Sept 24th, with Judge Edwin
 Thomas. now holding court at Al
 burn, N. T., on the bench.
 There are 16S towns in the state
 there are "A public high schools ar t7 semi-public- high schools. The co } caf inf fc,. tIcsa