Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-26
QIhe Bllllglin,
Norwich, Wednesday, June 2s, .191a
VARIOUS MATTERS

Norwich, Wednesday, June 26, 1918. VARIOUS MATTERS Light vehicle lamps at s:55 o'clock this evening.
 Boss Farmer Walter Hummer of Backus hospital has started having.
 At present there are ss patients at the Norwich State Tuberculosis Sani- toriunl.
 Several Connecticut towns are to make Fourth of July an Old Glory Day celebration.
 Franklin Street Park is disfgured by number of new zigzag paths and is untidy with filtered papers.
 Robert Walker, 75, of Vernon, died suddenly Saturday night at 1O.30. Burial will be at Vernon Center today CWednesday).
 A bed of gay yellow four-o clocks at the residence of MT. and Mrs. James R. Allyn, Fairview, West Thames street, is greatly admired.
 In the report of the. treasurer of the war victory commission of the General Federation of Women's clubs, Connecticut's contribution Is $1,5S203.
 Descendants of Stephen Thomas Tyler and Anna Brown Tyler held a reunion at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Myron G. Sparrow in Holland, Mon- day.
 Seventy boys were enrolled in the third Boys Working Reserve Train ing camp at the Connecticut Agri cultural college, which ended last week.
 An educational meeting under the direction of the State Councol of Defense will be held in Piedmont hall, Somers, today "Wednesday, at 3 p m.
 At Loyal Temperance Legion Medal contest planned by the Central Baptist church, the proceeds will be dren of France.
 Under the new postal laws, every post office box not re-rented and paid for by June 30, the end of tl:is week, must be closed. and the mail placed in the general delivery.
 The forty-second annual convention of the Connecticut Pharmaceutical as- sociation is to be held in the New Shoreham hotel, Morris Cove, New Haven, today and Thursday. A New Britais woman, Mrs Ann Zotter, who attempted suicide by gas poisoning at her home a week ago has been committed to the State Hos pital for the Insane at Norwich.
 A reunion of Connecticut persons who have spent winters at St. Pe- tersburg, Florida, is to be held al Lake Quassapaug, Thursday. A basket lunch will be eaten at 12.30 o'clock.
 Special meeting, Div. ?, A. o. H. today Wednesday, in their rooms at D. m, to take action in regard to July parade-adv.
 The Italian women workers at the Red Cross room Tuesday manifested new enthusiasm. because of the good news of the Piave successes. Miss Miriam Campbell was in charge of the room during the afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. George T. Newcomt | have sold their property at Boltor l Center to B. L. McGuirk of Hartford who plans to take possession July 1 Mir. and Mrs. Newconlb will move tc Manchester.
 The rule requiring all stgnee of railroad freight to pay freigh charges on delivery, which was t have taken effect July l, has beel suspended by the government directo until August 1.
 The United Workers public healt' nurse, Miss Culver. and her assistant Miss Mackenzie, are finding a fey cases of summer complaint anon Norwich children, due chiefly t changeable weather.
 l Howell Cheney, director of the Wa Savings Enlistment campaign in Con necticut, said yesterday that five town in the state have reported that the exceeded their quotas on the frs day of the campaign.
 The tinfoil and leadfoil brought t the room of the Woman's Leagu ipriscipally by patriotic Norwich schot
 children. when sold Tuesday by Mis- Phoebe Brewster weighed 150 pound and realized $9 for the free wool funt
 With the skill of gardeners in hi
 homeland the Basque country in spit
 of cold, wet weather, Joseph Letchie
 gardener for Mrs. William H. Pal
 mer of Elm Hill, Washington stree
 has grown particularly fine roses, Jar
 anese iris and larkspur.
 Mothers. Wechsler the bargain maj
 at S1 Franklin street will place on sal
 today 75 boys suits from 3 to 1T year
 at S2.25 to S6.45. Not suit worth les , than s5 and some as high as SIP. Blu 5 serges, mixtures and striped cashmer
 Some have two pairs of knickers.
 few more pairs of the 12 1-2c hose aii
 39c underwear left.-adv. James Madison Dow, SS, former cit
 building inspector and one of the be
 best known members of the Order
 the Eastern Star in Connecticut. die = Sunday evening at his home. No N Florence street, Hartford, from al . gina pectoris.
 Delegates, from Rockville to u democratic. congressional conventiC for the Second district to be held ' Norwich July 1st. are J. Andre Trail, John N. Keeney, Dr. T. OLoughlin. George P Wendheiser al Hugh Fitzpatrick.