Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-19
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VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 7:43 this evening.
 Elderberry shrubs about the coun- try are loaded with blossoms.
 Although the temperature was high Tuesday, there was plenty of breeze to keep mankind comfortable.
 The Sunday school of the Central Baptist church will continue it's ses- sions throughout the sumner.
 The U. S. monitor Amphitrite is an- chored in the river opposite the Groton Ship and Engine Co.'S plant.
 Miss Lizzie whitford. who died at Whippoor-wiIl Farm, South Canter- bury, Sunday, has relatives in Nor wich
 Former residents are receiving in vitations from East Blackstone, Mass, to return for Old Home week, Aug. 6, 7 and 8.
 At 8 o'clock Tuesday in St. Patrick's church, an anniversary high mass of requiem for Daniel Sullivan was sung by Rev. J. H. Broderick.
 A. T. Gardners sawmil1. now located on the Loomis farm at Franklin, has been sending timber to the Noank shipyard the past week
 Preparedness: Pay your water bill tOday.-adV.
 French societies in some of the churches are venerating Sant Anne, the mother of the Blessed Virgin, by special devotiOns this week.
 The New London police department has the record for arresting about 90 men and women for the present month, | that still has q a n
 In the main, the strawberry season will end with the pickings of the present week. In most gardents the vines have stopped bearing.
 The memorial mass for deceased members of Division No. 1, A O. H., l was not sung Tuesday, as incorrectly announced, but it to be today, at St Patricks chUCh.
 Farmers are being cautioned to see that no oil from the state highways gets into the brooks and streams | where cattle drink, as the result might prove very serious.
 Certain of the cottagers at Eastern 1 Point and Neptune Park are frequent l motor visitors in and about Norwich, l in the search for antique furniture, 1 old china and silver.
 Before or after the matinee today, pay your water bill.-adv.
 Many of the strangers about town these days are summer bOarders from the suburbs who come to Norwich tOt shop and who invariably mail large numbers of postcards.
 The next issue of the state motor vehicle register will be complete to about July 20 or August l. according 1 A0 s,--- compilation is received.
 Social workers here have been no | tiffed that a convention will be held from October IS to p, under the aus pices of the recently organized Con | ference for a Better New England.
 Rev. s. w. Milton of Norfolk, Va, l who is to conduct the Sunday services ! at Eastern Point chapel, will be the 1 weekend guest of MT and Mrs James ! E. Tyler at their cottage at Eastern | Point.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Dart ,Tr. of | Groton have announced the marriage | of their daughter. Miss Pauline Dart | and Clarence Rogue at the Methodist l Episcopal church, New London last Thursday.
 The United States Civil Service commission announces for Aug. an l examination for field matron to fill va i cancies as they may occur in the In i dian Service at salaries ranging 1 from $500 to $840 @ year.
 Horace Johnson warns everybody | that from the 37th to the 29th Of the ! month there is to be a destructive | disturbance of the atmosphere It will 1 be a terror. Great damage will be the ! result nland and sea he predicts
 The New London branch of the TVo- mans section of the Navy League will immediately undertake to make ! and fill IA comfort kits to be for | warded through the Red Cross so- ciety to United States troops on the | border.
 Prosecuting Attorney Warren B. Bur i rows of Groton has notified the con- ! stables and baiIiff, George Burgess. l superintendent of the Shenecossett | Beach Co.,, to be on the lookout for all | pedlars without licenses and to arrest 1 them immediately.
 This summer has been a poor sea- son for crabs and no good catches | have been reported in the shore towns ] Usually they are plentiful at Quiam- | baug Cove early In the season, but 1 this year very few have been caught ! Lobster fishing is also backward.
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