Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-06
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MAI IERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.s1 this evening.
 Wild carrot is more of a pest than , usual this season.
 Many of the farmers in the suburbs I finished up their having Saturday. l Numerous parties of Camp Dewey | cadets were visitors in NorWica Sat- | urday.
 | One of the Lords Hill valuable l Shropshire flock was killed by dogs the other night. ] Lawns and pastures are beginning | to show burnt patches following last | weeks blistering heat. 1 A large number of members of work ! ing girls clubs of the state are at the ! Vacation house in Madison Huckleberrfes are scarce in market, 1t is claimed, because nobody W1n take the trouble to pick the berries. Trolley traffic was so heavy satur- day that after D. n- extra cars fol- lowed the regulars on the Montville road.
 Several automobile parties from Nor wien went to East Hampton Saturday  nual carnival.
 Although the mercury climbed to go degrees in the sun at noon Sunday, there was a good breeze and the day proved delightful.
 For the third time this season Jani- tor Hugh H. Moreland of the Otis 1i- brary has already had toa prune the handsome vines on that building.
 
 to be taken by Miss Maude Dimnick to Quaker Hill camp, the camp of Mrs. H. B. S1oat, for a weeks vacation. dogs. One day last week they killed an 1S-pound coon in the swamp'in front of the house. The coon injured one dog badly before killed.
 Charles Colt of Cambridge, Mass. son of Mrs Mary H. Colt, of Broad way. is engaged in helping lay out Camp Aver in Massachusetts, where the soldiers are to camp.
 Renova tions and repairs are about completed at the store of A. Francis & Son; Thames square. new plate replaced the old style ones so long in use.
 Al the 1oso mass in St. Patrick's church Sunday Rev Peter J. Cuny preached on Purity of Intention. CT Simplicity of Life. Rev. Myles P. Calvin, who has returned from his vacation, read the mass.
 One of the three surviving original incorporators of the Knights of Co., lumous who will attend the national convention in Chicago this week is ox-Mayor Cornelius T. DriscoI1 of New Haven. a former Norwich resident
  he national society of the Bracket family will hold their 16th annual meeting and reunion at Auburn Grange hall. East Auburn. Me, Lake Grove, Thursday, Aug Is, at 10 o'clock l Application for a marriage license has been made to the Middletown town | clerk by Theodore R. Staplins and They will have to wait the five day | period before the license can be issued. |
 The regula ton of the 1915 legislature provided for the registration of motor i boats in the town where the owner l lives. The new law provides for the | registration and taxation of the motor 1 boat in the town where the boat is l kept.
 William FIemming. 54. of Uxbridge. | Mass. who was admitted to the Wor- 1 cester Mass, hospital some time ago, | Gl6Q 1IdiS1dN nun ha stened by the excessive heat. He was | born in WilsonviI1e, Conn, Oct. :, 1 1872.
 The wholesale price Of ice cream in | New Haven, Hartford and some other l Connecticut cities is an advance of 30 ]! cents over last year. The price of | brick ice cream was recently raised by i retailers from 40 cents to 50 cents a ] quart.
 Mrs. Susan Lynde, T, who died at i Old Saybrook Thursday after an ill., l ness of 32 years, was buried Saturday l in Riverview cemetery. Her husband, | Lynde, who was agent at Say brook Junction for B years, died 19 l years ago.
 There was a good attendance at the | meeting in aid of food conservation in | Hayes of Storrs gave an address. The demonstration of the new outfit pur- chased by the borough women was watched with great interest The Danbury News has the item of | local interest that the Universalist | -hurch has closed for the month and | hat Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Barber have | left for their summer home in Orange Mass. to spend the month. Rev. Mr Barber is a native of Norwich
 A crusade against trespassers on the New Haven railroad tracks is under way and is to be extended to all parts of the division. A new law to the effect that trespassers not only on rail-