Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-02
VARIOUS MATTERS

at the state. -Normal school in. Dan
 bury ended Friday
 Many children are improving tn
 advantages of the Otis Library dur r ing the school vacation. s The Beauty Shop. 2s7 Main St, wi ' be closed from Aug 4th to Sept 3rc
 Harriet P. Breed.-adv. August nights cool enough to sleel l comforta bly under blankets are ap 1 preciated by the stay-at-homes. By a recent order of the postal de partment at Washington. parcel pos
 packa ges may. now be sent to Luxern
 berg.
 : Merchants notice. as one effec. O
 the trolley strike that people are stay
 ing home and spending their money
 in town.
 1 An Ekonk patient. Donald. the little
 son of MT. and Mrs. Carl D. Gallup
 underwent a minor operation. in Nor
 wien Tuesday.
 A comnany of little girls in a neigh
 boring town. helped the fresh air fund
 by holding a sale of pinwhee1s, lolIi-
 pops and lemonade.
 Argo at Osgood's wharf with big
 cargo of. live Holsters. today Early
 buyers have first choice.--adv- :. The North Stoning1on tea sarden.
 which was to have taken place this fweek, has been postponed owing to 1 the prolonged trolley strike. I According to statistics received 1 here, over 50,ee0 Girl Scouts are en- 1 rolled in the country. the daily ave-
 rage since January being 1o0.
 The South Glastonbury mill of The 1 Angus Park O., Of Hanover. has gone on a weekly pay schedule in place of l the former two-week system. l Hon. John R. Murphy of Boston and 1 Philip Troup of New Haven will ad- :, dress big Irish rally at Davis thea ter Sunday vnight.-adv;
 Five years ago Friday the world conflict had it's real beginning in Ger l many's declaration of war on Russia and her invasion of France and Lux l emb burg.
 There is Norwich interest in the Central Village item that Mrs. Willis Rouse. remains il at. her home A nurse from a Worcester hospital is caring for her.
 Residents of lower Union street are threatening to appeal to the police to end the roller skating nuisance of children who have no regard for the
 Public mass meeting of the Friends of Irish, Freedom Sunday night at o'clock at Davis theater. Admission free. No collection.-adv.
 Federal agents are active in Con- necticut. gathering evidence against tering. their efforts in the various inns and road houses.
 A local merchant returning from New Fork this week brings the news that no lower prices for dress goods may be expected and that it means moneys aving to buy now.
 sPoquonnoc people are eager to have the electric service resumed. IL isl necessary to walk to Midway station, distance of a mile from the rear est point. and take trains. and these do not run conveniently.
 p ID day, 6-so p. m. Pageant by youg peo pie presenting Echoes From North held.-adT.
 Leon T. Wilson of Putnam has rent ed his cottage at Pleasant View Cor tEe remainder of the season and has returned home. Mrs. A. I. Mol SC, Miss More and Miss Fannie Robbins are now occupying the. house.
 A bridge party for. the benefit Of st Clare chapel fund was given at the home of Mrs. William Larkin, Mrs. William Coushlin. of Norwich. won the prize for the afternoon.
 New Haven papers mention that a former Montxille resident. Rev Geo. (. ChapoeE, pastor of the olivet Bap Taft apartment. College street, Sill spend their vacation at Old Orchard, | Me.
 Harmidas Couture has contracted to replace the wooden bridge across ] Moosup river above the wooden mill ! and steel. The old structure has done service for many wears and has be- ! come unsafe.
 It is expected that the Methodist District Superintendent Rev. William IT. Bath and family will return today | Saturday, frcc1 Provincetown. Mass i remaining at their home in Norwich i ten days before leaving for Williman tic camp meetings.
 Do not allow the trolley strike to in terfere with your shopping MaH or telephone your order request fo" sam pie. All goods sent prepaid parcel post, at store price. Fabric shop, Dan jelsoar Conn. Telephone 1.s12 Or 673.-adv. s
 Charles Metzgar died Wednesday in had been patient for about l : ears. He was formerly a member of Herweg lodge. Sons Of Herman of New Lon den. Burial was in Jordan cemetery at 1o.So Friday morning.
 big truck of the American Ther- l franklin Soulre every week day during the trolley strike, talk ing down about 100 of the employees to the plant. At night the same truck brings them back to the square.
 Nothing has been done thus far al 4 I tracks of the Shore Line Electric 1 com pany on Main street with the tracks which have been construct ed down to the corner Of Harrison street and. Tenth street. New London.
 Do not aIlew trolley strike to inter fere with. your shopping. Mall or tel! ephone your ordet, or request for sam pie. All goods sent prepaid parcel post. at store prices. Fabric Shop. Danielsor. Conn. Telephone 1t7-12 or 6T-5.-.adv!
 Mir. and. Mrs. John A. Nicholson of Norwich announce the marriage of their daughter. Anna and. Charles W. Tingley Of Mystic. son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles D. TinsleY. by Rev. Dwight C. Stone of the Second Congrega tional church, Stonington, Monday. July @S.
 Friday afternoon. at sharon Springs, N. Y.-' -'sthc funeral of Mrs. NJ N E. Low, 90. N held at her home. She died July .3os following q shock Al number of Norwich residents had