Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 This is calendar day for July.
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.56 this
 evening.
 1 At present there are about 500 men
 at the submarine base on the Thames.
 An important factor of trade just new is the sale of supplies for beach
 and country places.
 1 There were services preparatory to
 churches Thursday evening. Pastors in a number of churches will anticipate Fourth of July Sunday. by
 preaching special patriotic sermons. 1 The machinery in the Witch Hazel factory at Poquonoc, owned by T. N. Dickinson, of Mystic is being removed. | During this mont, the planet Nep- 1 tune is still in Cancer and well placed for observation. It sets at s.30 on the 1 seth.
 Local people who have planted gov 1 ernnent vegetable and flower seeds this year ciairn that all are coming up well.
 l At Buckingham Memorial Caretak- CT GeerFe Saunders i1as a thrifty bor- der of <bache eIors' buttons planted in 1 the grounds at the front of the home At a meeting of the State Board of En1haln1ers in New Haven Tuesday. eight candidates were examined The board will meet next Tuesday at Hart ford.
 cd Lowell and What is so rare as a day in June" After Wednesdays I1u- mid heat yesterday was a sample of a perfect summer day.
 Visitors to Mohegan park find the beautiful rambler roses very late in blooming. However, the vines are heavily budded and in a few days will be wonderful sight.
 At the annual meeting of the State Police association to be held in Nor wfch the delegates from New Lon don will invite the association to hold it's 1918 meeting in that city.
 Monday evening at the home of Mrs J. Emory in Thames street, Groton Rev. c. R. Atha united in maria ge Harry Bfggam of the submarine base on the Thames, and Miss Mary Hull land.
 A large number of mothers and chil- dren from New York came up on the l steamer Chelsea Thursday morning aNd went to Surnne- boarding houses ! in Bozrah. Colchester, Voluntown and | Chesterfield.
 It is noticeable how few horse | drawn vehicles and how many autol | mobiles-of varying makes and ages 1 meet the city summer boarders who i arrive in Norwich on their way to sub- urban points.
 Next Sunday will be the last SuJ- day until September that high ma ss a 16.2e will be sung in St Patrick's church. During the summer low mass is read and the choir members have a vacation.
 Slowly. but surely, Connecticut is getting toward it's regular army quo- ta- the daily statement issued by Adjt Gen. Mccain Thursday showing a total of I.o73. sixteen men having enlisted the previous day.
 The school board of Preston regrets that the model teacher, Helen A. 5 starkwea ther. will teach out of town is to Join the faculty at Miss Wheel er's Private school at West Hart ford.
 The final drive in the shape of tele- grams and letters will go from Nor 9ich today to Senator Rrandegee and Congressman Freeman protesting gainst the discontinuance July 1st of
 
 Store.
 An item used Thursday concerning he lighting of automobiles and other |, vehicle lamps was a trife misleading. The maximum and minimum sunset 1ours Of the year are 7.2e and AIS put the lighting is a half hour after sunset.
 The national commission announc- s an examination for assistant su- F brass cartridge cases, or men onl-- 4 vacancy at the Frank ord Arsenal, Philadelphia, Penn, at '2.51o q year will be filled from this  At a meeting of the Danbury mem 'ers of the State Policenaen's associa- ion Patrolrnen Edward Leonard and Julius Hermann were elected dele ' atsefrom the Danbur- branch to the Irhual state convention to be held in l, Norwich in July. 4 submarine telephone cable has ,een stretched across the basin of the Thames river to the Griswpld hotel " 1ipemen of the Southern New Eng r and Telephone company of this dis | rict: The cable accommodates two S hundred pairs of wires. At Wednesdays meeting of the Pro c ressive Missionary club, held with Y frs George ". Hamilton. it was vot- e q to accept the invitation of Mrs. | oseph NJ Burdick to end the season wo weeks later with picnic, held at CT cottage at Best View. Mrs. James I. Turner the supreme l E elegate from Connecticut to the na- Ionaf convention of the Ladies' Cir le of the Woodmen of the World, IN Thich will be held in Atlanta, Ga, 6rnn encing July 10 will leave Dan Rlrid aHEl HE