Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-25
Tides will be high today.


 Light vehicle lamps at S.55 o'clock this evening.
 The Watch Hill hotels will open as usual, the last of this month.
 The Old Farmers Almanac does not promise good having weather until the end of the week.
 Nobody can doubt that there was a line storm to mark the beginning of the summer season.
 Just arrived, fresh fish, osgood's Wharf Reasonable prices.--adv.
 Rain undid the first efforts of the Boy Scouts; but the figures 4.17 ap- peared again on walks about town Monday.
 Sunday was vasa Day at South Manchester Representatives of the different lodges in the state were present at this annual event. At 1.3o Monday afternoon the funer- al of Edward Peters was held from undertaking rooms in New London Burial was in Jordan cemetery. Mrs. H. Hobart Babcock has rented her cottage at Watch Hill for. the sea- son to J. A. Atwood, from Providence for a time a Norwich Town resident Monday, St. Johns Day, Rev. J, Eldfed Brown off1ciated at the cele- brat'on of the holy communion at Trinity Episcopal church, at 10 O. clock,
 Local people seem to forget that patriotic merchants have thrift stamps from Chem as well as at the post off, flee and elsewhere.
 Referring to the train accident Sum- day night, New London paper says concerning a former Norwich resident: Much credit is due Dr. Frank M. Dunn and the other physicians who answer cd his call.
 The State Council of Defense has is- sued warning against several finan- cial and other schemes being worked in this state, some of which are said to be using the name of the state council without authority. The halliday session of the Holland summer school opened in the Hicks Memorial school Wednesday of last l week Mrs. Ethel Luhrsen Morgan son. teacher. She has also volunteer i ed to teach in the River school. At the annual spiritual retreats ot 1 the pastors and curates of the Catholic diocese of Hartford at Keyser Is- land, South Norwalk, next month, tht preacher will be Rev John H. o Rourke, S. J.. of St. Andrew on Hud' l son.
 A consignment of completed wori was received at the Red Cross room 1 Monday from the Canterbury auxili- ary and from Norwich Town. Mrs John F. Rogers was in charge of tht room and Mrs. Frederic ", Cary wa! at the desk.
 l Connecticut saloonkeepers have re- | ceived notice from the war depart ment that the sale of liquor to drafted men who have been called by theil board makes them liable to prosecu- ] tion just as if they had sold to . mar in uniform.
 Frederick Lyons who has been third hand Of the card room at the LawtoT l Mills. PIainfeld, for twelve years, re. signed recently, to work at Packer Mir. Lyons was presented a lunch SC and Thermos bottle by the employees O his department.
 The state Sons of tAe American 1 Revolution have received a bequest o l s3,000 from Miss Carlotta Boone 0 1 Syracuse. N. Y, to be used to put replica of Macmonnies' statute of Ma l al i1a ooraa eobno1 Iihrof1 O public park of Hartford.
 A rally in the interests of the W. S S. campaign is to be held in tn l Wheeler School and Library hal l North Stenington, this (Tuesday) ev ening at o'clock. Dr. ]. H. Weeks 0 Stonington and Mrs. Willis B. Austi of Norwich are to speak.
 A new ruling in regard to the en rolling of graduate nurses for Re 1 Cross and '. s. Army work Is to tn | effect that nurses who had not regis tered may enroll for the period of tn war with the exception that this rulin does not apply to graduates of tn present year.
 The following have been appointe to distribute sewing for the Re Cross in various school districts C Coventry: Mrs E. W. Orcutt, Distrie No. g. Mrs. Wallace Mcknight, Dis trict No. ': Miss Gertrude M. Tur ner. District No. 10 and Miss Haiti Hawkins, District No. 8.
 1 Frequent reminders from the pull pit of St. Patrick's church to the wo
 men of the parish of the urgency (
 systematic Red Cross work have re
 suited in regular attendance averag
 ing 40. every Monday afternoon at tn
 Red Cross room, and splendid out put of surgical dressings. etc. At the marriage of Miss Blanch
 Parmelee of Middle Haddam, ans
 Reverend Louis Wetherbee Pitt 9 Christ church, Middle Haddam, Satur i day afternoon at four o'clock, whel
 Bishop E. Campion Acheson perform
 ed the ceremony, the maid of hone
 was Miss Bulah Browning, of Brook
 lyn, N. Y, former Norwich girl. l