Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-29
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Norwich, satruday, JuIy 29, 191s.
VARIOUS MATTERS
July 2sth is St. Martha's day.

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 July 2gth is St. Martha's day.
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.89 this evening.
 It was a relief Friday to have day
 without humidity. erected on the water front at Atlantic beach.
 Many took advantage of the sunny day yesterday to go on long postponed outings.
 The first of the California grapefruit reached Norwich this week, the crop being unusually fine this season.
 Some of the boys heard the band concert last evening from the roof of the Otis Library Reading room.
 Certain of the Iessees of shore cot tages for the month will join the home- coming travellers tomorrow or Mon- day.
 Most of the Methodist churches in this district will close both camp meeting Sundays, August 20 and 27 It is expected that Rev c. F. EIdridge of Mantle will supply the pulpit at the Baptist church in MOosup August 9th.
 The Lyons residence, on the corner of Mckinley avenue and SpaUlding street, has been altered into two apart ments.
 A Stafford Springs correspondent mentions that Mrs. c. R. Andrews and family of New London are in camp at Crystal Lake.
 The Luther League of Rockville German EVangeliCal church attended the State Luther league convention at Lake COmpounce this week.
 Several fro mthis section will attend the reunion and banquet of the Con necticut Legislative club to be held at COzey Beach, East HaveH. There was a. general airing out of houses Friday. to get rid of dampness mold and mildew resulting from such a long stretch of rainy weather.
 Men and women invited to the Y. NJ Buckingham Memorial; Rev. Geo. H. Strouse, speaker. Chairs provided
 adv.
 In some towns of the state there is specUlatOns as to whether the scare about infantiIe paralysis may not de- lay the opening of the schools in Sep tember.
 Although crops are late. red rasp- berries in some places are nearly as large as strawberries, they say. while the black caps are easily up to the standard.
 Stevens Fund contributors have sent The White Ribbon Banner donations as follows: Putnam S2, CfrOtou S1, Col chester 21. Stratford 2; total for the month, $500.
 Court snipsic. No. g. F. of A, of Rockville has notified Sergeant Yin cent Finley of NOgales. Arizona, that his dues will be remitted while he is at the border
 Little Buttarcup sings of the place where "cIOthes are hanging out all day a-dryinE.' In many local yards the family wash has been hanging out all week, trying to dry. One of the representatives of the Bel gian government who spent the winter in Norwich while inspecting arms for his government, has leased a cottage in Neptune park for the season.
 MT and Mrs. Alfred IT. Post of GHead announce the engagement of their daughter, Doris EIIva, to Charles Henry Fish. son of MT. and Mrs. AlphOnse Fish of Manchester. Connecticut School Document No. 5. 9 compilation of state laws relating to schools, gives a clear statement of v-O- mems rights to vote for school officers. eligibility to office, registration, etc. Friends from Norwich attended the marriage of g. l. BucOvotslJy of Tim mons, Ont. and Miss Bessie Iiebcrman of Raymond Hill, which took place 9t the home of Jacob Bolz0f on Ray mond Hiu Monday.
 50-foot water front sandy beach lot &29O. Terms to suit Bargain: cleo tricity and running water: in high l class shore section near New London, Conn. Write R. M- Rowland, New London, Conn.-adv There is local interest in the annual midsummer meeting of the COnnocti- cut Poultry association to be held at the Connecticut Agricultural college. Storrs. Monday. Tuesday and Wednes- ] day, August ', 8 and 9.
 David Lynch of New London. who | has been one of the chief clerks for company at New York, has been ap- l pointed as chief clerk at the cornpany's wharf at East New London. Ine SLOuIngtOn NlTTOW says concern | ing former Norwich residents: Rev. and Mrs. Brit 3. Schmttt and family | of AnsOnia are to spend the co1Stug month in the borough, having rooms | at the home of w. H. HaJlett. The state treasurer's office has sum med up the total receipts in the case | of savings banks taxes as S763.175. i These taxes are received from sav- | ings banks and trust companies and ! n'tfo0al banks having savings depart ments.
 Employees of the New York Street | Cleaning Department have held meet | ing to protest against the finding of l George L. Tirreu of the Bureau of l Standards. formerly of Norwich. that a laborer can support a family of i've l on $840 a year.
 | The New Haven road has an- nounCed that another embargo to last until midnight next Wednesday, Aas 1 been placed on all carload and less l fbpV C9T- load cOpSi or17yp7 oT7+c oCy,r,,~r