Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-29
Ulae Blallslin.
Norwich, saturday, June %, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VANOOO MA lEN0
 Light vehicle lamps at s.55 o'clock this evening.
 Today, new arrival fresh fish, os- good wharf: low prices adv. Tomorrow Rev. Allen Shaw Bush of Gales Ferry is to preach in, the Con gregational church in Mystic.
 Tomorrow is the last Sunday after noon until Fall that the Otis Library reading room will be opened.
 Hartford papers mention that Mrs. Jerome Mayer is at the Kahler hotel, Rochester, Minns for a short stay.
 Special for this week. Broken sizes on women's oxfords and pumps, $1.95, Barrows, 90 Main streetadv. Mrs. Mcclure has arrived at Twin Lakes camp at Lantern Hin and her summer camp for girls will be opened as usual.
 The diocesan retreats of the Catholic clergy will be held at Keyser Island South Norwalk. August 1924, and Au- gust 263f.
 In some towns farmers are under the impression that the recent frost will cause tomato blossoms to fall of and not set.
 The c. M. Robertson Co. has men turning their blacksmith shop oppo- site the Roelland mill at Montville in- to a garage.
 Connecticut delegates are to leave today to attend the annual convention | of the American Library association at Saratoga Springs.
 Famous Dang Jazz Band coming, Wednesday, July 3rd, at Pulaski hall Come and dance with this crowd adv.
 Blue crabs have made their appear ance early this season. Several good catches are reported at the boathouse at the Golden Spur.
 Many attended a picnic and enter l tainment at the closing of the school at Hewitt's Station, Wednesday. Will lard N. Eccleston has been very suc- cessful as the teacher of this school. Fish sale at Cl.Sfch Bros today. 1 Fisk very fresh snd at reasonable prices.-adv.
 The campaign for a s1O0.0OG educa- tional jubilee fund for East Green ] wich, R. |, Acamedy, to which Nor wich district Methodists contributed has closed with an oversubscription of $16,000.
 Attention, Men! 25 suits at less than the material would cost. at Wechsler, the Bargain Man, S1 Frank lin street. Go to it quick.-adv.
 An ingenious pastry cook in one Norwich restaurant has been able tc csmouflage barley four so that its presence as the foundation of straw berry shortcake has not been sus. pected all the season.
 Senator William H. Hall of Will. ington. of the Thirty Fifth district. ha: invited the members of the republican state central committee to be hi: guests at the Griswold house at tht summer meeting of the committee.
 About 100 boys and their leader. from New Jersey and New York ar. rived in Norwich on the 2 o'clocl train Friday afternoon, going by mo tor trucks to Gardner Lake, where Camp Cadaho has been opened for tht season.
 Give your state paper, the Hartford Sunday Courant, trial. It now ar rives in Norwich at 5.30 a. m. Order from your newsletter or carrier a once. to insure a copy.-adv.
 A car, owned and driven by Hadle' Potter, a lumber dealer of Montville ran into a trolley car at the corner o Bank and Pearl street, New Londor at noon Thursday. The radiator, fen ders and lamps of the automobile wer damaged.
 Today. all children under five year of Gge are to be weighed and measur 2 ed in the town of Montville The ex animation will be at the Palmer Mem ? orial school in Palmertown, from t 5.30 p. m. A nurse and assistants wi be in attendance.
 Norwich alumnae learn of the es tablishment of a war emergency cours at Smith college, to prepare worker to assist in the retaining of soldier suffering from nervous and ment; , diseases, including war neuroses an the so-called shell shock.
 There are bargains and bargain | But such bargains as you will get | Wechsler, the Bargain Man, at 8
 Franklin street, have never been hear of before. The reason is that | makes his money in buying; not sell ing. Enough said.-adv. !. It has been decided that the Rocl l 0li o1;
 years and under is to open Wedne:
 day next, July Srd. at No. Washins
 ton street, the United Workers Hom
 the hours being from 3 to 5. A dot
 tor and nurse will be in attendance.
 One-week courses in home cannin
 drying and food economy are to l
 given at the Connecticut Agricultur
 college, Storrs, throughout the sun
 mer. The first course started durir
 the week beginning Thursday and otl
 CTS are to be given every week follow
 ing
 A letter received Friday by Mi Lucy A. Sparks from her son, Earle Is Sparks, of the Machine Gun Battaaio
 stated that he is now in open warfa
 on the big front near a highw;
 leading to Paris and could not write
 Mothers Day as his division was the march.
 S- Ali day Saturday mems underwe ,f S9c, ladies hose 12 1-2c, mems socl = no seamss 14 1-2c, mems s1.25 dre '6 shirts 79c. ladies' silk hose, perfec
 in all shades. 44c; children's sweate a. 39c; ladies. mems and children's sho > at less than cost: Mothers! A fe v more of that lot of 75 boys suits, sor
 with two pair of pants. $224 up; al