Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-19
VItle Buligiir.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Camp meeting at Douglas will at- tract a number from towns north, for the next week. the meetings covering two Sundays.
 Do not forget to pay your water bill adv.
 Percy Goldstein, who was one of two boys drowned Saturday in the Pennington river at Rainbow, form erly lived in Ellington.
 Grammar school teachers elected at Ridgefield include Room 10, Miss Grace c. White. a graduate of the Willimantic Normal school.
 Some farmers are complaining that, the severe winter seems to have kill ed their stand of timothy and that crop will therefore be light.
 A former state factory inspector, George L. Mclean, now located at Cohoes, N. Y, is spending two weeks vacation at his home in Rockville.
 A Hartford paper states that former Spring Hill residents, Dr. Eckley R. Storrs and Mrs Storrs, have returned, after spending a few weeks at West brook.
 Soldiers Comfort Kits at Lee & Os- good's.-adv.
 Usually. during July grass and fo- l:age are dry and brown, but this year suburban outings are delight as the woods are fresh and green as in early spring.
 Many teachers are enrolling in the Standardization class ill the Summer Normal school in Danbury, the suc- cess of which is attracting much at tention.
 It has been formally reported to the State Board of Charities by the sec- retary that the new building for the County Home on Smith avenue, Nor wich, is nearly completed.
 Thursday afternoon the Red Cross auxiliary of the Central Baptist church met some of the members bringing a lunch and staying to pray CT meeting in the evening.
 superintendents opens in Meriden this | be attended by many of the forty su- perintendents throughout the state.
 Pay your water bill; additions aft CT the 20th-adv.
 The United States Civil Service commission is advertising for men and women to fill all sorts of places from filing clerks to gas chemists al salaries from $3 day to $7,OOO a year.
 People from Norwich and surround Ing towns who have been to Poquonoc to ger clans are greatly disappointed in finding there is a strict law in that place which forbids digging them until August 9th.
 The bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Connecticut Rt. Rev. Chauncey B Brewster with Mrs. Brewster and Miss Eleanor Brewster, has gone to Northeast Harbor, Me, to spend the remainder of the summer.
 Deputy Commissioner John A. Me Donald heard two automobile cases at the capitol Wednesday morning. The license of Arthur LerouX, of Filing ton, who was charged with evading responsibility, was suspended for thirty days.
 osgood wharf, big cargo fresh fish Prices low: today.-adv.
 This is the week assigned in Tol- land county as the vacation session Of the Holland county superior court Judge Joel H, Reed has gone to Rock vile from his home in Stafford each day to hear what business the lawyers may present.
 W. c. T. U. free will offerings ac- knowledged by the White Ribbon Ban. ner include: Danielson $9; New Lon. don s10; Thompson $5; Ashford g; South Wilmington $2247; Putnam $5; Mystic s10; Ellington $8; Scotland S5; Canterbury $2.
 Food and Dairy Commissioner Thomas Holt heard fourteen cases o1 the sale of watered and skinned milk yesterday morning. Five mill dealers from Granby, Rocky Hill ant Pomfret were remanded for prosecu. tion in local courts. At the July meeting of the Boys and Girls" Agricultural club of Nortl Ashford vEte was passed to accep | the invitation of the Girls Win tht War club to join with them and tn, club at the Red White district in /: | picnic to be held soon.
 Sword fish and mackereI are cheap 1 CT at Church Brothers today.-adv
 New Haven society papers mention that Rear Admiral and Mrs. Colby | Chester entertained at dinner Wed nesday evening for Rear Admiral C | F. Goodrich and Mrs Goodrich of Princeton, formerly of Pomret, wh are in New Haven for few days.
 Delegates from Eastern Connecti cut at Northreld attending the Wo mems Summer School of Home Mis- sions of the East which opene Thursday, to continue until July 2 Satur|ay the Summer School for Sun day School Workers will open for weeks session.
 l The Polish White Cross campaigl | committee has announced that the re ceipts of tag day in Hartford. t which a number of Norwich visitor contributed Saturday amounted tC more than $4,000. making the cam paign total more than S6,GOO of tn $10,000 desired.
 Guests of West Haven relatives ar Dr. Isaac M. Agard, president of Til lotson college at Austin, Texas, an Mrs. Agard. Prior to going to Texa about 12 years ago Dr. Agard wa l for a quarter of a century high schoC principal and city superintendent C | schools of Rockville.