Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
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VARIOUS MATTERS

l VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps .s 7.s1 this
 evening. ses
 Special prices, tired and tubes, Mar ion Bldg. Tom Sha.han.-adv.
 Many visited Afohegan park yester-
 day to see the roses
 l Ten enlistraents raised Connectt- cuts army total to 1.494 Friday.
 w. C. IT. u.s contributions to the Stevens fund Include New London Sz' Hanover g.
 The State Central Labor union on. 1 servance of Labor day will be neld this year in Danbury. l Remembe-The value of fish Is its freshness. Good variety of new stock l for today at Powers Bros.-adv.'
 7, Tomorrow is St. swithin's day. when l ty,e superstitious will expect that the weather question will be settled for 40 days.
 l. Monday next the feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel will be noted espe- cially by Italian members of the Cath olic church. j. Frank R. Tracy of Stonington is at his bungalow at Lantern Hill and will entertain members of the Wadawanuck Cribbage club there Sunday:
 The preacher at, the open air ser vice at North Stonington tomorrow afternoon will be Rev. Edward $. Worcester of Broadway church, Nor wich.
 Special prices, tires and tubes, Mar ion Bldg. Tom Shahan--adv.
 A Hartford paper has the item of local interest that MT. and Mrs. John L. Way and family have been spend ing a few days at their summer home in Gilead.
 At New York Friday the annual re- union of the Reynolds family assocla- ton at the Hotel McA1pin was attend the family.
 The bridge at the Avery memorial at PoQuonoc is nearing completion, which will be appreciated by all who pass that way. The last abutment is being put in.
 A few members of the Methodist church from eastern Conn ecticut will attend the Chautauqua which will be he'd on the Plainville camp ground July 16 to A.
 The water office will be open today from s a. m. until D. m.-adv.
 The Camp Fire Girls of Hockanum are camping this week at the Ko waiski cottage at Lebanon. There are ten girls in the party. Miss Mary Stevens is guardian of the camp.
 New nickel number plates are being distributed among the motormen and conductors of the Shore Line Electric railway. The even numbers will be Ix-- n odd -Y,TJ m bers by motormen.
 The most worshipfuI grand lodge Of Masons of Connecticut will lay the cornerstone of the new Rockville post office building at the corner of Park and School streets at o'clock this Saturday, afternoon. The White Ribbon Banner for July announces additions to the Willard fund including New London E; Han l over g; Putnam s2; Jewett City s2' Brooklyn s1stota1 s41.10. l
 Commissioner R. B. Stoeckel is now | on the hunt for an inspector general and | Is automobile inspectors to help him l enforce the new automobile laws. The | inspector general will draw a salary | Of s1,800 year and expenses.
 Demonstrations cheerfuIly given for | Hudson Super Six, Marion Bldg. l Thomas F. Shea.-adv.
 Instead of coming to her beautiful | estate at South Coventry, | Mrs. Henry r. Dimock of Washington | has gone direct to Bar Harbor, Me, from Canandaigua, N. Y. where she was the guest of Mrs. Frederick F. 
 Up to date the committee of food supply of the state council of defense nas distributed to the farmers of the state 125 bushels of buckwheat. This means that at least 150 acres of this crop has been added to the grain crop 3f the state.
 John Doyle, assistant master me way at Saybrook, has been appointed 0 take the place of Master Mechanic lanes R. Cochrane, who resigned and | Wednesday evening.
 Following the prayer meeting at the Central Baptist church Thursday even ng, the meeting of teachers and off, :ers was addressed by a former pas or. Rev. P. c. Wright, of Philadelphia whose topic was the service +as church must render after the wal
 The water office will be open teSay from s a. m. until 5 D. m.-adv,
 The committee on market service md publicity appointed at the confer ,nce of New England peach growers ast week met at the headquarters of he state board of agriculture at the ;apitol Wednesday. Among those pres