Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-07
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Norwich, Friday, July Z, 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
Light vehicle lamps at 7.54 this.
evening.
There were several Informal outing
parties yesterday, encouraged by the
fine weather.
The 21 boys at the New London Y.
NJ c. A. camp at Gardner Lake will
stay until next Monday.
One of the big features of the Watch
Hill Golf club this season will be the
miniature course Of ID holes.
At New London committee of the
ing for tenement house Inspector.
A number of ladies are to meet with
one of the most active Red Cross
workers today, to discuss plans for
summer activity.
This is just the season for straw
berry festivals, as Ledyard, Mystic
and Preston growers=are. sending prime
berries to Norwich.
It is noted that sprague Gallup Of
Moosup spent the Fourth in Norwich,
taking part in the parade with his
troop Of Boy Scouts.
News items continue to be sent to
The Bulletin unsigned. Items must
be signed by the sender, in every in
stance otherwise they will not be
usd.
Miss Bessie G. stamm of North
High street, McGiI, is, has been
awarded a helf share in the DR.. Bar
clay Scholarship in Classics, for ex-
cellence in Latin.
A Willimantic patient, Frank NJ
Stanley, aged As, was committed to the
Norwich State Hospital this week fol-
lowing an examination by Doctors T.
r. Parker and F. E. Guild.
1t is noted by Springfield papers that
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Wallace of
Maple street have been entertaining
a large family party at their summer
home at Hatchett's Point, South
Lyme.
Contributors to the White Ribbon
Banner fund are as follows: GrOtOn
81, Danielson 81, Brooklyn 81, New
London 81, Stratford 81, New Haven
No. 81. Deficit. Stratford 81, Ston-
ington 81.
At the coming artists exhibition in
Mystic, a number of the leading
painters of the country will be rep
resented in a group Of pictures loaned
from the galleries Of William Macbeth,
New York.
The most striking astronomical
event of the present month will be the
eclipse of the beautiful full moon,
which will take place on the evening
of Friday, July 4. While the moon is
passing the meridian, high in the
heavens.
Tho Nyorr1;cE po1ioa seeooia+io,, hoe
chosen as delegates to the annual con-
ventiOn of the State Police assOcia-
ton at NOrwalk next Tuesday, Chief
George Linton, vice president, and Of
f1cers Frank E. Henderson and Mich
ael Carroll.
Then annual County Field day
of New London, TOlland and Windham
counties is to be held on the Whitman
tic Camp ground on Thursday, August
chorus singing will make an interest
in field meeting.
The postal authorities urge that care
be used by those mailing packages to
soldiers to see that the packages are
correctly and fully addressed. If they
are not the resulting delay means that
the contents will probably be spoiled
before delivered.
An order, which went into effect on
July l, provides that all rural mail
boxes shall be purchased only from
firms officially approved by the de-
partment and that the boxes shall be
of two sizes, which have been judged
most efficient for the service.
Mars, the only planet remaining with
US, will pass from Leo we'll into Virgo
during the present month. In a mod
erately large telescope the polar cap
and the larger markings may still be
made out, but this world is now far
too distant to be observed to advan-
tage.
Mrs Nathaniel HiIIyer and her
daughter, Miss Helen HiIlyer Of East
ern Point, have been at Crescent beach
where they entertained q hOuseparty
over the week end and Fourth, at their
cottage. Their guests included Les
lie Tourtelotte Of Norwich, formerly of
Groton.
There was an attendance of sixteen
at the meeting of the Progressive Mis-
siOnary club in Bushnell chapel on
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. John E. Post
presiding. This was the last meeting
Of the season, except the annual out
ing, which is to be held with Mrs.
John II. Ford.
News was received in New London
yesterday of the marriage of Miss
Helen Edith Hatch, instructor in do
nestle science at the New London
Vocational school, and Rolin Harold
Brown of Dawsett, Mass, on Monday
er, in HatChVilIe.