Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-05
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Norwich, Monday, Aug. 5, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

After dog day dulIness in the early morning, Sunday turned out ont of the finest days of the summer so far.
 The annual reunion of the Tiffany family is to be held at Highland lake park, Winsted. Wednesday, Aug. q.
 The August holy sacrifice of the mass for the parish boys in the federal service will be offered in St. Patrick's church this morning.
 About 1000 copies of new pamphlet entitled Tuberculosis: Prevention and Treatment. are being distributed throughout the state.
 There was the usual tide of Aug. 1st leaving and returning vacationists Sat urday. but by no means the heavy travel of former years.
 Saturday at o'clock in St. Patrick's church months mind high mass of requiem for Mrs. Bridget Tobin was sung by Rev. J. H. Frederick.
 Eleven terft platforms have been constructed at the Stonington shipyard and are piled up ready to be put into use on the arrival of the U. s. guard.
 Cards received from men who went to Camp Devens with the July incre- ment state that they were inoculated and are just recovering from the ef- fleets.
 To the supreme annual convention of the Knights of Columbus to be held Aug. and : in New York, the delegates include H. D. Buckley Of Norwich.
 Growers of everbearing strawberries are not saying so much about them. although few baskets were brought to the Otis store from Lebanon at the week end.
 Sixteen panels of names have been printed on the Norwich honor roll in the courthouse grounds and a start has been made on the seventeenth and eighteenth roWs.%
 J. J. Gallagher, fireman on the Val ley branch, Saybrook Point to Hart l ford, and a resident of Portland made his last trip Saturday. He has been called to the Colors.
 Wintergreen Point, Quaker Hill, is quite busy place between the naval people ard the summer visitors. All l the cottages are occupied and about a | dozen tents are in use.
 A silo on the farm at Coventry owned by James Lathrop was struck by lightning late the other evening. The building was not set on fire but the chute was ripped out.
 Eastern Connecticut -Adventists have been notified that the Advent camp meeting at Southington has opened i and will continue until Sept. ,. Ser i vices have been planied for each day
 Orders relating to the itinerary o1 those members of the G. A R., W. R . C.. and Sons of Veterans who will at tend the national encampment in Port land, Ore, are beginning to arrive in this state.
 ! The city iunkmen might get busy i clearing up the rubbish under the steps 1 and along the path of DoXoiogy lane i thereby riddins that convenient pas sageway of much of it's contagion- 1 breeding papers etc.
 i Until Sept 3. Dr. F. J. Brophy's of 1 flee hours will be from 1 to p. m. at SS Central avenue and from to p. m, at Room 10 Shannon building Calls received from 73o a. rn to 4. r m; Sundays until noon.-adY The state council of defense ha asked the government to merge wa work campaigns, declaring that nov 100 organizations are making demands It is feared enormous amounts aske' will engeuder public dissatisfaction. The food and dairy commissicr ha received reports of four convictions 0
 milk producers for watering or skim ming milk including F. W, Mueller 0 North Windham, fined & and costs
 amounting to $i7.80 for watering mill The Thompson Family associatio will omit its reunion this year, oWin
 to war conditions. These reunions ( the descendants of William and Mar garet Thompson have been held be enniallv since 1902 at East Windso and Ellington.
 : A total of forty one automobile case
 will be heard in Bridgeport and Ne
 Haven Aug. and s before representa- tiyes of the motor vehicle commission
 The cases orisinated in towns all owe
 the state and are for the most pa, l accident cases.
 Some of the shore town fisherme have lately been getting licenses fC
 fishing in New York state waters, a provided by the New York state cor
 servation laws in relation to fish an
 game, chiefly affecting fishing nes
 Long Island and Fishers Island
 MT and Mrs Samuel Rogers
 Mantle have received word that the { son. Elfred Rogers, who has been ser4
 ing with Go. B, 101st Machine Gu . battalion. although wounded, is in ? comfortable condition. He is the fir - Mantle young man to be injured
 At Lenox, Mass. a field day for tl exhibition of fifty head of Jersey catt N will be held at the Highland farm. u country place of Lieut.. and Mrs Wi
 liam B. o. Field, Aug. 22. The ei
 hibitors will include William A Stat
 of Washington, formerly of Norwich
 George Daniels, who had an optic
 on the Rockville Worsted company
 mill, Tuesday will take oyer the pro-
 erty, four-story brick mill, machil . cry and stock on hand, and the cor
 pany's equity in the Rockville Wat
 company, which supplies the power.
 Conneeticut's first common lab
 quota under the new labor progrs
 of the federal government is S,4S0 me a' The second quota will probably be a IS signed about Aug. 15. These quot
 are to be divided among the commur
 ties by State Director Leo A. Korp, The Groton Girl Scouts are plannil
 a camping trip at the Spicer proper
 at Eastern Point. They will lea
 Wednesday, Aug. 14, and will stay