Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-29


 
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 znsnt.peh4ese lamps u zls5 this " Senins.
 me moon will De new tomorrow at &4S a. na.
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 A number sofs slccal speopae have is-s Bed the stats.s at Mantle this week.
 Several Connecticut nurses have applied for appointments to the Adex-s ican border.
 aEcwfiIiams Blue line tug tSalutatfon. has arrived in port from the west, with two coa1s laden scows for Norwich.
 After. this evening. the mia week servtce9a the FSecond Congregational church win be omitted during July and August '
 A number Of the 0ld Lyme Esoyg club members with their dsrectoFs J. Franklin Pinea, have gone into camp at Gardner lake.
 The summer schedule on the East Lyme trolley road line will become effective Saturday. The half hour trips will start then
 Internal Revenue CoIlector John F ]. Spellacy is on his rounds about the special revenue taxes.
 The Lebanon war office and library, visited by many Norwich motorists during the summer, is open every Sat urday afternoon and evening
 The W. c. T. U. of the state has been observing this as Flower Mission Week, taking blossoms to the sick, the shut-ins. prisoners and others.
 Funeral services. of orrin Oakley, 1 the resident of F'airview home who died at a hospital in Norwich Sun day, were held in Westerly Tuesday.
 At Moodus. Rev. G Scrivener of Norwich, district superintendent, held the first quarterly conference of the Methodist church in the chapel Tues day evening.
 Miss Adles is at her rooms in the Lenox house, opposite Boston store until Saturday. Customers please cal early for work, or make early appoint ments. Tel. 1267.-a1v.
 The launch John Harvard and the motorboat used by the Harvard coaches at Red Top, were loaded or freight cars Tuesday afternoon to bt sent back to Cambridge. B
 At the funeral of James H. Fahy held Tuesday morning from St. Fran. cis' church, New Haven, Rev. PhiliI J. Mooney of Willinantic was deaceI in the solemn high requiem mass.
 Beginning Sunday night, July g, tn, Norwich Line steamers will make Sunday night trips from New Londo1 to New York city and Monday morn don. 2 run - OiA -'e 'l
 It was announced from the office o the New Haven railroad Monday tta all trains over the Shore Line branch with the exception of the limited trains. would stop at Mantle, the stat, camp.
 The New Haven Journal Courier says: It was learned yesterday tha ali militiamen remaining at sNianti, two weeks from now will be-. trans. ferred to the East Haven range fol practice.
 The three "Cas" for the proper. car, of milk in the home, according to communication from the dairy special ists of the United States departmen of agriculture. are: Keep milk Clean, Cold, Covered,
 A stonington patient, Williar Walsh, has entered the sanatorium a |t Norwich, where he will receive treat ment for tuberculosis. He recent returned to Stonington from Colorado where he went for his health.
 The annual reunion of the Star Family Association was held in tn banquet hall of the Allyn House, a Hartford, Tuesday afternoon. Mor 1 than thirty-flve members from yari ous parts of New England attended.
 An Eastford summer resident Judg Edwin s. Thomas, circuit judge ( the United States court, received a American flag at West Haven Wed nesday morning as gift to the couI from Admiral Foote Woman's Relic corps.
 III SplLe or the ra1nTall. which ha been extraordinarily heavy during tn past few weeks, very few mosquitoe have been noticed. People are urge to keep ash cans, tin cans and othe receptacles free from rain water as is in stagnant water that the mos quitoes breed.
 Twenty New London dealers, com prising peddlers, icemen, milkmen an vegetable and fruit sellers, were sum moned Tuesday afternoon and ever ing to appear in court Wednesda morning. The charges preferre against them concerned short weigh and measures.
 Connecticut life insurance compar ies have not yet placed any restrit r ttons upon soldiers policies already ,u force, but new policies which are take b out by the guardsmen are limited f $2,500 on privates and officers (tl e former rule was $2,000 for privat, l. and $10, 900 for officers. Fl The United States civil service con
 mission announces for July 5 an e,
 animation for assistant fn dry Iai
 agriculture, for men only, to fill V; | fln