Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-09

dull for the photosraphers and for-, ists.
 Many of the local miiiiners are Ion vacations the season having practi-l
 Governor Baldwin has approved bills including Mystic Oral school. for clothing, sst2.es<
 Garden owners complain that sweet corn will never grow unless the nights and days get warmer.
 A Rocky Hui man. Carl Won property between Montville and New London.
 The annual reunion of Company A. seventh Connecticut regiment, is to pc held ar Lake Compounce. South
 Eighteen candidates took the test Tor Pharmaceutical license at the session of the board of pharmacy Tues day, at the Capitol.
 A Hartford party, including Mir. and Mrs. George Keeney and Misses Ethel and Elsie Keeney are at the Jerome cottage, Ocean Beach.
 sl2S. 900 has been spent in improve nnents at GFoton Long Point during the last three summers Put yourself in line to be benefited by this.-Adv.
 Miss Emily Pierson, of Cromwell, organizer of the Connecticut Woman's Suffrage association, will give an ad- dress in the Town hall at Hebron Friday evening.
 Steamer Capathia, on which the, Misses Lucas will be passengers, sails today, not Wednesday as stated. The Cunarder is due to leave New York at noon. for Gibraltar.
 The state civil service commission gave test for typewriter clerks in the old Senate chamber at the Capitol Tuesday. Five men and nine women took the examination. g..
 We'll, this is the night, and Convent avenue is the place for the big lawn fete of St. Mary's parish. Entertain ment and dancing. Drew's orchestra. Tickets Is cents.-adv.
 A former Norwich clergyman. Rev. ". F. Newton, is visiting at the Bap- tist parsonage in Cheshire and with the pastor is doing missionary work at Cedar Lake, and vicinity. Shore town lobstermen agree that this is. the worst season in long time. They say they get but 40 and DO pounds at a time, where formerly they got 400 and 800 pounds. Rev. Elliott o. Foster pastor of the Conversational church in Columbia, Ct, will preach in Union church at Wor- onoco. Mass, Sunday morning and evening as candidate for pastor.
 Postmasters have been notifiei that n9TCpl most <a A Canal Zone will now be subject to the same c, o. D. and insurance privileges as to any office in the United States.
 The woman's Guild of St. James church, Poquetanuck, gives supper and entertainment at Parish House, Friday evening at o'clock. Admission 10 -eents.-aaF.
 Staten Aepts from savings banks of unclaimed deposits were received Tuesday in the state 5. comptroiler,s office as follows: Southington, s67. .33: JeAet City $60 52 Rockville, $16O s2: GuilfeFd szs0s West Side Waterbury, $lS@<TS
 Referfing- to the first meeting of the State Police association, the Hart ford Times mentions that it was at Sayin Rock, May 20, 1902, and that those present included officers Allen Matthews and John Kane. of Nor wich.
 The post office department has au- thorized in the railroad post office service lines of 60-foot R. F. o. cars of the routes between Groton station and Worcester, Mass, and Groton and Cedar Hil Conn. and Springfield, Mass
 At a meeting of the T. Ml Russell Flute band. Middletown, progress was reported in the arrangements for the 18th annual convention of the Con- necticut Pliers and Drummers' asso- ciation, which will be held in that city in August.
 Local sympathizers have received ! circular letters which states that the progressives need money to keep open finance the statewide rally which will be held in Hartford July 23. The let ter asks for subscriptions Representatives of the Stamford c. A R. Posts. have started a move ment for a substitute for the present Memorial Day exercises, a plan for a Memorial Sunday, the last one in May, l to be utilized by all races and creeds Tor the performance of their duties to 1 their heroes.
 I The Metropolitan Museum of Art has l entered into. an arrangement with the New York Board of Education by which a collection of paintings is now 1 open to inspection by the public at the Washington Irving High School, carry out the wish of the late B. F. Mo Gowarl, formerly of Lebanon. | -