Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-04

Professor Harold Jacoby says: 'Sun spots may be eruptions from the in- terior they may be gases rushing downward into hollows.
 Yacht Vagabond was hauled out on the ways at the New London Marine Iron Works Monday to have her un- derbody scraped andF painted.
 The use of cigar cutters ,has been discontinued in some drug stores in the state on account of the fact that the proprietors Of these stores con- slider them unSanitary.
 The officials of the New London Ship and Engine company are con- sidering the construction of cottage colony near the company's plant on the Eastern Point road.
 Lafayette F. Main and Miss Lena Blixt of North Stonington were united in marriage by Rev. James M. Col church of North Stonington, July 29.
 Outing the past two or three months there have been a most ;n- terestil.g Lumber of sun spots In vi.w tn our great luminary. affording an excellent opportunity for their study an1 observation
 Alden w. Harvey of 16S West Ninety-Sixth street, Brooklyn, N. Y, who is well known at the Ocean Beach colony, where he has spent a num- Der of summers, sailed last week for the Panama-Pacific exposition.
 One Of the most important show CTS" of metoerS, or shooting sctars oc- CUTS on the 10th and 11th of August. Its center of radiation is from the constellation of Perseus, which rises in the northeast about 10 p. m.
 A sham battle between the Browns. commander by Captain Richards of Rhode Island. and the Reds, direct ed by Major Schmidtz of Massa- chusetts. closed the maneuvers of the Quonset Point. R. I. camp of instruc- tion.
 The coast guard cutter Itasca, which left New London early in June with the cadets of the coast guard academy at Fort Trumbull on board for the annual practice cruise, is ex- pecteo to arrive on the return trip, Thursday.
 Walter B. Briggs has resigned his place as librarian of Trinity college Hartford to become assistant librarian at the new Widener Memorial library m W at Harvard, where he will be in charge of the reference and circulating de- partments.
 The Ninth Coast Defense command of New York, whose armory is locat- ed at 125 West Fourteenth street, Lieut.. Col. John J. Byrne, command ing,, began its tour of fortifcation ser v:ce at Fort H. G. Wright, Fishers Island, this week.
 The Pequot casino was the social headquarters for the visiting yachts men of the New York Yacht club fleet Monday evening, and each yacht sent representative number of its party to the Casino dance. given in honor of the arrival of the fleet.
 Former Congressman Thomas L. Reilly of Meriden has been signal ly honored in being selected as the chief speaker of the day at the annual convention of the Irish Societies of America at Cleveland. The conven- tion will be held August H.
 The banner cotton county in re- spect to number of bales produced is ginnings from the growth of 1914 amounted to 143.714 bales-approxi- mately 75 per cent. more than the en. tire crop of Missouri or Florida.
 All records for auto registration have already been beaten in the au- tomohile department of the secretary of states flee and from present indi- cations a mark of exceeding 31,O0O vii. be set before the pleasant weather ;s passed.
 Governor Marcus H. Holcomb an. nounces that he will start on his va cation Wednesday with M. B. Will cox. He will be away a month and will spend some time at Block Is- n Maine.
 The delegation of Chinese naval of- f1cers which in is New London for construction Of Holland type subma- rines has rented the Carey Congdon house on Nathan Hale street and will take up their residences there within short time.
 Teamsters and autos have begun using the main road to Mystic, be- fore the cement covering had suffi- ciently hardened. State Road Inspec- tor Smith has put a member of the state police force at the bridge to pre- vent further use of the road until 1t is formally opened.
 Steamer Richmond has finished dis charging her cargo of yellow pine lumber at the Central Vermont dock Ab 4NC" A<OAL0O4A S1AA iC1t lI11S "06k TOT Georgetown. s. C.. to reload lumber. The cargo just discharged is being shipped to Vermont via the Central Vermont railroad.
 Managers of motion picture theatres throughout the state have been noti- fled that after Aug. 15 no boxes con- taining motion picture films can be carried in any passenger coach on the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad or Central New England rail- road.
 LockJaw has never been caused by smallpox vaccine virus, according to Q report of Dr. John F. Anderson, di- rector of the United States public health service. This statement has been received with no little satisfac- tion by the physicians of the health department,