Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-22
VARIOUS MATTERS.

VARIOUS MATTERS.
 Prudent, owners of dogs arc taking out the licenses for another year unless they have already done so.
 The government hatcheries are send ing ou1 fingerling trout with which to stock fup brooks for the coming sea- son,
 At Ocean Beach Friday a bather had cramps and would have drowned but for the aid of Theodore Newconlb, who pulled the man into a boat.
 Among the automobiles passing through here Sunday was one with an Ohio registration while on Saturday one from Oklahoma was seen.
 The Preston town school committee has had the plans prepared for the two-room addition which is to be naue to the schoolhouse at Poquetanuck.
 The T. A. Scott company on Satur- which was damned in the ways at
  be moved.
 A barn owned by Mrs. Margaret Moore at Quaker Hill made brilliant blaze Friday night The fire was dis l covered at 10.45 by a passenger on a trolley car.
 There has been such a demand for l treatment at Lawrence hospital, New London, since it opened that it has been found necessary to enlarge tke staff of nurses,
 Past Provincial Grand Master Joseph WooleG of Norwich spoke at Fridays meeting of Loyal Fort GriswOld lodge | of lhe Manchester Unity Odd Fellows at. New London.
 The annual summer outing of the i'Connecticut Editorial association will | be held Monday, July @, at LitckfielG and Bantam lake, by invitation of | George c. Woodruff.
 It is announced that President Taft has reserved the state sulte at the I Hotel Taft, New Haven, for com i mencement week. 1913, when his class | has it's 35th reunion.
 4 If the rains continue as regularly as during the past few days. there w.ll | soon, be a cry for more drodth. The | showers Sunday spoiled many l plcnic and automobile party,
 Organists in Connecticut are expect 4 ing to attend the fifth annual conven- l tion of the national association of or I ganists at the Ocean Grove, N. J., au- | Atgnr E Aa < That the height of the automobile season is approaching is shown by the number. of drivers getting into the 1 tolls of the law. Secretary of State Arnold has six hearings tomorrow.
 Visitors at Crescent Bea.n .5r ths week end hoped to find rbe East Lyme froad's extension from Mantle in op- eratfon, but were informei -hst the { cars could not go through until Tues Aday.
 T The spreading of tarvia on Broad way was completed Saturday, the ol extending from the Soldiers mona. ment to the courthouse. The lasi strezch on the lower end will be ready for>use by today.
 Tax Commissioner W, Fl. Coroin ha. Pissued a pamphlet containing infor.1A- I tion relative to the assessinen. and | collection of taxes as report Ii 10 hin by local officials, and also aasttacIs ol the town grand lists
 Dr. D. E, Taylor of willimantic ha. been elected recorder of the statt dental commission At the last exam. nations for licensed dentists IT passed out of |34 candidates, among them W G. 8unson of Hampton l Capt, Henry R. Jones, well known t, 'G A. R. men as a past departmen ' commander of Connecticut and edito of the New Hartford Tribune, dlet Saturday morning. aged 75, He was i Company c. Eighth regiment,
 zebulon R. Robbins, E. c. Cudworth W. H. Woodwork, H. L. Bennett ant Frederick Symington made up part . of inspection at the epileptic colony a . Mansfield Friday, where they found tn additions progressing rapidly. George A. Kellogg, United States ref cree in bankruptcy, has approved tn ft final account of John Thompson a trustee of the estate of George B. Fin of Ellington, bankrupt A dividend c 52.6 per cent was declared to creditors
 The arrival of T. &. S. Massachusett brought the number of warships i
 New London harbOr up to four Sun day. The ships have been visited D scores and the officers have been host
 at a number of small dinner parties.
 Local friends of Philip J. Sullivan (
 Thompson are rejoicing in the victor t of the Connecticut delegation that le to his election as A. O. H. ratinns
 secretary Rev. F. A. FIaine-y
 Hazardville maded the non,inatin
 speech.
 Starting from Saybrook this morn
 ing, the Springfield Yacht club wi hold ten days cruise on Long .Islan 1 sound, their course including Bloc
 Island Newport, Stonington and Ne
 London. The cruise will end at Say II brook.
 More than 1000 pounds of veal an
 pork and four cases of chickens SO
 by Schwaner Brothers company
 New London to the battleships Mi.
 souri, Ohio and Mississippi were coi , demned as unfit for use by Railth .. ' ficer Black.
 Mrs. Charles B. Iotman of s;.ott -] Cap entertained a number of r. rdi,
 from Norwich on Friday at a plcn
 at her home. All kinds of refresl
 ments were generously provided and
 pleasant day spent under the trees 't the spacious lawn
 The first conference of Connectic
 city officials and road experts in Ne f. Haven city hall today will be rcrr
 sentative of the state. as an sttau ance of nearly 50 of those invited