Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

| VARIOUS MATTERS l This. is the frs. day of official sum- mer.
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.s4 this
 At present there are 50 patients at
 Backus hospital, Norwich.
 The granolithic walk in front of the Boston Store Is being reiafd.
 The temperature was well above sd
 degrees yesterday but a refreshing
 breeze tempered the heat. @
 The New York training ship New port is expected to arrive in New
 London harbor Saturday.
 have demands for picnic supplies, in which Thermos equipment, Made in
 Norwich" Is figuring.
 Ever Ready Circle, Norwich Town
 chapel, Friday, 7:45 p. m. Play by Taftvil1e Campfire Girls. Scout drill, Troop 5. Ice cream, cake, candy.-adv.
 The windham County Union of Congregational Ministers met Tues day at the home of Rev. Harry A. Bead1e of Pomfret, former Franklin pastor.
 Three young people of Groton bor- ough. Miss, Matilda W. Allyn, Miss Louise R. Avery and Lewis P. Bailey. were graduated from Norwich Free Academy Tuesday.
 At Lyme Q. c. Fowler has com pleted his work for the year as direc- tor of the Boys club and has gone to Fort Ethan Allen, where he is doing army Y. M. c. A work
 An anniyersarv reo,ia,,, 1;-I
 in St Patrick's church Wednesday morning at o'clock for the repose of the soul of Timothy D Sullivan was sung by Rev. J. H. Frederick
 Funeral services for Eugene K. Beckwfth, who died at Mantle Sat- urday from heart failure, were held Tuesday, Rev. H. P. Fuller officiat-
 Rev. Walter C. Plank of Boston ar ties as secretary ot the Y NJ. C. A. branch at the submarine base under Army and Navy Secretary Urni S. Duncan.
 Mayor Allyn L. Brown of Norwich, and Mayor Daniel P. Dunn of Willi- mantle have been invited to be guests of Mayor Ernest E. Rogers at the Fourth of July celebration in New
 Governor Holcomb yesterday ap- pointed a board of examiners in chir- l opractice as follows: Charles J. Carl | son, of Hartford: G. Hurd Wilbur, of | Ansonia, and John A. keeler of | Bridgeport.
 Three members of the Backus hos | pital training. school for nurses were | in New Haven to take their state ex- aminations Wednesday. Miss Gladys | |. Wilson, Miss Evelyn Comstock and ] Miss Mary C. Fields.
 Mrs, William Zimhahst. known to the public as Madame Alma Gluck, who. has sung at Norwich concerts, has rented the former G. B. I-inder-I man place at Fishers Island and has arrived for the season.
 Through the generosity of William ]. Baldwin of Groton the Groton com nunity school gardens are being SUD- oiled with 1000 tom Ao plants The work of setting these out has begun 1 lnder direction of the donor
 July 6 is designated as Patriotic Night in the lecturers program of he Vernon grange In accordance with plans made some time ago, 'ollection will be taken at this meet ng for the benefit of the Red Cross
 During the 12 years the postal sub 'ta tion has been in the Boston tSore t has issued 1000 money orders. val le s6S6,516, sold s26s.710 worth of r. tamps and registered 2o, $50 pieces of nail. the total transactions aggregat- ng $955, 5,225.62.
 The names of 91 New London mer- ;hants and business men. together v1th their addresses, have been lodg- 1 d in the office of the prosecuting ttorney, as violators of the ordinance equiring that all awnings shall be even feet above the sidewalk 
 There is a large number of cars oaded with perishable freight in Mid 7ay frelSht yard. Long. heavy trains re constantly leaving the yard Coal | being brought there in immense uantities, there being three tracks , n which the coal trains are run A little book, French in one les z on" has been distributed among the 1 In1ted States marines who are go- 1g to France. Every sea soldier on : he firing line will be supplied with l
 handy little pocket dictionary that ontains about a thousand practical 'ords I The Norwich boys who have enlisted t the Naval Reserves, Clarence Sevin, uartered in Newport Y NJ C. A. ( as the barracks are over T -owded- The boys are being put f trough some pretty stiff training, but f sem to like the service. I Residents in the vicinity of the arm V v are circulating the story that a t orwich girl and two New Britain r rls were arrested the other night at v le request of the captain. whose or S CTS to keep away they Ignored, and t lat the two out of town girls spent t e night at the police station.
 Capt. Charles T. Potter of Norwich ! Is completed alteration oo fbe baTf f