Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-22
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Norwich, Saturday, June 22, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS The almanac Summer begins today. i Light vehicle lamps at s.54 o'clock this evening.
 Friday was the summer solstice, the longest day in the year. Friday evening there was meeting of the Girl Scouts of Trinity Metho- dist church. Miss Mary Grove, cap tain. Military hop, Pulaski hall. Dancing from S.S0 to 12. tonight. Swahn's or 
 The rambler roses at Mohegan park are beginning to bloom and the park is an ideal place for stroll or motor drive now. s In the New York Tribune, .Witter Byuner, formerly of Norwich, had a scholarly and inspiring poem June 18th, the anniversary of the battle of Kossoro, in 1889.
 The graduating exercises of the An
 
 town hall Wednesday evening. The play, Somewhere in France" was pre- sented by the pupils.
 At the Surprise store, 237 Central avenue, you can get your pick of any ladies coat at $12.49. value up to s35., Saturday only.-adv.
 At Norwalk Wednesday evening N n Star, entertained the grand officers of the state, including Worthy Grand Ma tron Miss Ethel Wood Latham, of No- ank.
 The garden flowers at the residence of Mir. and Mrs Wallace S. Allis, on Broadway. are greatly admired by those who see them, and seem to att tract an unusual number of bird vis- itors.
 The Westerly News mentions that MT and Mrs. Albert Crary are settled in their new home near Norwich. They were recently married, the bride being Miss Phebe Sheffield of North Ston- ington. | %4sf
 Driscoll's orchestra will furnish the music for dancing at Glasgo Saturday evening, June 22, 1918. The coolest hall and the best floor in Griswold.-adv.
 Appreciated donations of tinfoil were received at the room of the Woman's s League, Friday from the Third grade of the Greeneville school. Sixth grade Mt. Pleasant Street school and Laurel Hill kindergarten.
 Special for today, odd lots of wo- mems oxfords and pumps. $1.95. Bar rows, 90 Main street-adv.
 A woman from Canada, who is vis- iting in Connecticut. says that in Can ada the women knit the legs of socks for soldiers out of cotton, in order to make the wool go further, using the wool only for the feet.
 No sanction or approval has been given by the Connecticut State Coun- ciI of Defense to a proposed roster of Connecticut men in the national ser vice, according to notices being sent broadcast by the council.
 Ladies' Mems and Children's Shoes below cost. Wechsler, the Bargain Man will have all the obove and more wonderful bargains at S1 Franklin street.-adV.
 Fifteen communities have failed to report to the office of the secretary of the state in the matter of the cleo tors in the service of the nation The delinquents include Sprague Thompson and Waterford. l Among the sixty-six men who re- ceived commissions for Annapolis is i the name of Harold E. Preston, en- sign, T.. S. N. F., son of Mr. and Mrs | George C. Preston of Norwich, who commenced the course of training June | 11th.
 Don't forget the dedication of the honor roll board on Newent Conere- gational church green, Sunday, June g, at 8 p. m. Tubbs' band. Talented i speakers.-adv.
 A wedding will take place at tht Second Congregational church, Coven try, Saturday afternoon, June 18th. a 1 three o'clock, when Miss Anna Ma. 1 Walbridge will become the bride o Timothy Bradley Beach, Jr, of Hart ford.
 It is noted by North Stoningtol correspondent tha, Mss Naples o Norwich, teacher 'l' the village gram mar school will visit friends in Mas sachusetts during the summer vaca tion. The school closed with a picn; Monday afternoon.
 All day Saturday, Ladies' Hose 1 1-2c, Mems Work Shirts. 59c, Men Underwear BOG, s5 Ladies Suits o Dresses, SIPS, Boys' Shoes as low a 9Sc, Straw Hats 59c.-adv.
 Holy Cross alumni, to the number c $50, including a number from Connec ticut celebrated the diamond jubile of their Alma Mater Tuesday night a Worcester, Mass. They showed thei appreciation by presenting the hand home gift of s72,000.
 Rev. John Mcconnell. S. NJ. ha arrived in Westerly to assist Rev. F L. J. Kelledy,s pastor of the Immac ulate Conception church for the sum mer, services being held at Watch Hi and Pleasant View requiring the as sistance of an extra priest.
 There are Bargains and Bargain but such Bargains as you can get Wechsler the Bargain Man, at $ Franklin street, Saturday, has neve been heard of before. Try it-adv.
 By a new postal rule, honey bee in quantities may be sent in the mail without insurance or c. O. D. priv leges, under the same conditions as al prescribed for queen bees and the