Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at TAP this ev- ening.
 Dog days begin today, July 18th and end Setember 5th.
 July 25th is the feast day of Saint James the apostle.
 The Umbrella Arm is getting to be the prevalent malady hereabouts.
 One of the newest books at the Peck library is Egan News Old Bow Chi na.
 Some of the hilly streets show the damaging effects of Sundays hard rain.
 Fathers at Ocean Beach daily ev- scare.
 The Beauty Shop will be closed July 26 to Aug. S.-adv.
 These damp days keep housewives on the alert, as food has to be prepar- ed freshly from day to day, or it will mold.
 Five sweepers in the street depart ment went on duty Monday with new white uniforms in regulation city style.
 Owners of lawns have rarely had to mow them as often as this season, as so much rain makes the grass grow rapidly.
 The hens are helping to increase the high cost of living. Fresh eggs are selling about here at 38 and 40 cents a dozen.
 An East Hartford correspondent notes that Mir and Mrs. Henry S. Bryant are spending two weeks at Coventry lake.
 Already Epworth Leagues in Meth odist churches are appointing dele gates to the August institute at Will limantic Camp Ground.
 Whist tonight Admission 1Oc Nor wich Girls Club, Thayer building adv.
 Saturday. July 29. is the date set for the joint outing of Damon lodge, No. IT, K. of P. and Damon Temple. No 4, of Rockville, at Crystal Lake.
 So far no restrictions have been put upon the visits of children to their department of the Otis Library, since | all are practically residents of this 1 city.
 News items. personals, notices of | births, marriages, deaths. etc, sent to 1 The Bulletin, must be signed by the l sender, otherwise they will not be used.
 Recent army promotions include First Lieutenant Lloyd P. Horsfan, to Captain. Captain Horsfal married Mrs Nellie Barber Raymond, of Mys- | tic, formerly of Norwich. After a number of weeks at Back us hospital recovering from a serious injury to her kEee, Mrs George A l Keppler has recovered sufficiently to return to her home on Laurel Hill l avenue.
 An time Norwich sailorman said Monday that so much fog was one result of the east wind blowing the Gulf Stream toward the coast and melting the iCebergs which are float ing south from Labrador.
 The fund of the American Commit tee for Armenian and Syrian Relief, of which Charles R. Crane, of New York is treasurer. now exceeds $1,000, 900. i Additional gifts to the fund include l from Norwich committee $50. | The squadron of nine battIaBhips carrying naval militiamen of New | York. Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Con necticut, Massa achusetts and Maine Is l i tico manoeuvres off Block Island. At French's crossing, PIainfeld, con- l demned in the finding of Coroner A. G. 1 Bill on Arthur E. Parks death, as | noted in tOday's Danielson news, a 1 Norwich woman nlbtorist, narrowly es- 1 capped serious injury not long ago.
 A Boston company has published Mime. Leila Troland Gardners waltz for orchestra and it is being featured | by orchestras in the big cities. The title of the waltz is Gardenia and it is popular either for concert or danc- ing.
 5O-foot water front sandy beach lot S290. Terms to suit. Bargain; cleo tricity and running water: in high class shore section near New London Conn. Write R. M. Rowland, New London, Conn.-adv.
 There is a complaint from owners of automobiles who have to park on
 Union square that while they are on
 errands in the business portion of the
 city, boys honk the horns, scratch the
 sides and in general tamper with the machines.
 At the Central Baptist church the Sunday evening services will be main- tained, as usual throughout July and August. The vacation preachers will conduct the morning and evening ser vices and teach the Union class in the auditorium.
 Groton members of the Past Brands association of Rebekahs will go tc Jewett City Wednesday to attend the monthly meeting of the society, whicI
 will be held at the home of Mrs. Jen. nie Wilde, wso is entertaining fol
 RUthie lodge.
 ai
 Mondays New York World devoted
 several columns to the regulations O.
 various states and cities regarding tho
 barring-out of city children liable tt
 spread infantile paralysis, citing Nor wich among Connecticut cities wher'
 restrictions were in force. On the evening of July 29 the moor
 will pass completely onto the brigh
 disc of the sun. thus hiding all of tn
 latter from view except an intensel
 bright and narrow ring of it's oute Ia H.