Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13


 of the Connecticut Cha1ltauqua As- sociation is to be held at Forestvill4, July 15 to 23, it's keynote, Patriotism.
 Protect your garden from blight and bugs. Use Bordeaux mixture, 35c a ':ottle, at Lee & Osgood's-a adv.
 At a meeting of the school board of the town of Groton, Tuesday, it was voted to give every teacher in the town an increase of 20 per cent. in salary.
 Colonel Michael J. Wise of Hart ford has been in Mantle looking over the camp which is being put in readi- ness for the state guard officers training camp.
 The New Haven railroad emploves received their increase in pay at New Haven, Monday and those along the line will receive their pay envelopes the end of the week.
 A two-day session of the 2o9th annual meeting of the General As sociation of Congregational Minis in Center chrch, New Haven. Three boxes of tin foil from the senior class of the Greeneville Grammar school, Miss Katherine Coughlin, teacher, have been received at the room of the Woman's League.
 Two pupils of the Bolton schools had perfect attendance for the whole year, Cora Eaton of the South School and Lena Opizzi of the Birch Noun tain School. Both will receive certifi- cates.
 Special meeting of the Rev Daniel Mullen assembly, 4th degree, K of C. tonight, at o'clock. Important bus iness-adv.
 A cheerful letter from the front was received Tuesday evening by MT and Mrs. Joseph Adj. of Chestnut street. fruzu their son, Michael Adj. one of the first of the Norwich drafted men to SC actoss.
 Interesting letters from Private Benedict c. Pultep have been received Der of the 325th Infantry Company c, of the American Expeditionary forces now in France.
 Norwich people learn that Corne- lius Lehane, who lectured in this city is now fugitive from justice He had been living in Ansonia. He Is charged with having uttered words Of alleged seditions nature.
 Mrs Mary B. Woodworth has solo a building lot on the New road al Quaker Hill to Captain Robert W | ~ f,f Co | tain Goodfellow will erect a house which he will occupy with his family 1 Many members of the organization and relatives of the men memorailizet attended the annual requiem higI 1 mass Tuesday in St Patricks church sung by Rev. J. H. Frederick for tht deceased members of St. Joseph's So da1ity and Literary association. At present there are 5SS prison CTS at the Connecticut State Prisol at Wethersfield, about 100 less thai usual. but the help question is caus ing the officials concern. For som time fhere has been a shortage 0 guards, due to the draft and enlist ments.
 The estate of Ira Dimock, late 0 West Hartford and New London, in rentories in the Hartford probat, court s764 4,481.04. of which e$514,654 i in stocks. The summer home, on Pc quot avenue, New London, is valued at $14,0o0,
 II The members of Waterford Wa the names and addresses of all citi zens II years old or over, preparator 10 the mailing of the governors proc lamatton and the presidents state ment relative to the War Saving campaign.
 Although a contribution for fire wool was received Tuesday afternoo at the room of the Woman's Laagu in the Thayer building, such was tn demand for the wool that during Wed nesday Mrs E. Y. Messenger wh was in charge, had none to give t knitters applying.
 In the case of Laura L. Wake against Earl Walker, an ex part divorce was granted at RockviIl Tuesday on the grounds of desertiol 1 Mrs. Walker claims Mansfield as he home and was married twenty -eigt years ago. She has one son 25 year Iold, George L. Walker
 Miss Matilda Nelson was tt only woman to be made a citize by the Holland county superior cou at the naturalization session held
 Rockville, Tuesday. Miss Nelson ws
 born in Sweden and expressed a hoI
 of being able to cast a ballot in tn
 country before very long,
 
 Shippers of perishables and ma1 7 ufs cturers of containers should a
 immediately to prevent food loss
 this season by providing crates, ba; rels, hampers and baskets for pc , ishable products in time for u 1 shipping season, the United Stat 7 department of agriculture advises These days Miss Elizabeth M. Gu
 yer. Norwich public health nurse, al
 her assistant, Miss Mackenzie, WI
 has just returned from New Have are busy aiding with the baby weigl
 ing. As there were 800 births
 town last year, 1t is figured that E lease 5000 babies will be weighed al i. measured.
 Children over eight receiving Bibl lat Park Church Children's Day exc cises were Frisbie Mitchell, Wil1ia 2 TirreII, Douglass Fellows, Tilt a Critchley, Richard Norman, Kat C erine Bunnell, Learned Ely, Jan
 Critchiey, Ruth Burdick, virgir
 Smith, Evelyn Huntington, Lucy w COX, Beatrice Leonard