Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-08
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  Norwich, Monday. July 8, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at s.54 o'clock this evening.
 The Dorothy Perkins roses about town are beautiful just now.
 Fair weather Sunday increased att tendance at the communion services of the first Sunday of the month
 Toward the W. c. T. U. field kitch- en, the South Wilmington Loyal Tenn perenee Legion has contributed $2.
 A prominent resident Of Mantle, John T. Bechwith, will celebrate his sOth birthday Wednesday,. July 10th,
 Dance to the lively Danz Jazz Band adv.
 Drivers of the Norwirh-Ne London motor buses estimate that each ve- h:ele is run about 1000 miles each week.
 For the Learned Mission at New London. the Uncasville M. E. church will send leader for this (Monday) evening.
 Coventry's delegates to the republi- can county convention at Rockville, Saturday were Dr. I. P. Fiske and Walter S. Haven.
 Sixty-five towrC in Connecticut have inaugurated child welfare campaigns to reduce infant mortality and create better health conditions.
 A trolley car on the Watch Hill line jumped the track on Saturday after noon and landed up against a stone wall, but no one was hurt.
 The ceremony of profession of S's- ters is announced to take place in the chapel of the Holy Family Academy, Baltic, Saturday next, the 18th.
 Over 300 are employed at the Hall Woolen mill Trading Cove, filling just now a large government order of shirtings and other uniform cloth.
 The papers noted that Alfred Law renee Aiken. head of the Federal Re- serve bank of New England. was born at Norwich, 4S years ago Saturday.
 A Pleasant View correspondent mentions that the Misses Osgood and Miss Mabel S. Webb of Norwich are
 
 the month.
 The Young Ladies' Sodality. Miss Anna McCrorv president, and the I'm ma culate Conception societv receisad "onmvnion in body Sunday at St. PRtriclS's church.
 Members of Fidelity council. No. sS3. Independent Order nf St. Luke, which l. , sNA |, of T,r1T narade, were those who wore purple crowns and white dresses.
 At the Community Fourth of July nelehra tion at Manchester, a former NArv-icl1 Town parish nriest. Rev. c. T NcCann led number e. Po'ish "rt'7rNn in singing two of their Po- lsh hymns.
 T'e r1nximrm temperature for June oa deprees. occurred or the 1et and r is alsn tho hi@hest June record for the state. On the other hand the monthly moan. f4 darreAs is 23 be- low normal and 2.6 beloHs last year
 The exemption honrtls os Conneeti- o''+ cities do not have anything to do -'ith the matte of bla nks for the all Fotr1ert of soldiers na~. as the annli- o7tinn for allotment If lis wages is made. by the soldier himself, through his officers.
 Venus is stu in the morning sky in Tnrr1ts midway between the first n1H onituds star AIdebsran and the pleiades and passes into Gemini by t'na last of the month. It rose about a ID. nn tha first and will rise about i 9.S0 on the 3fst.
 l At Croton the new traffic laws went | into effect Saturday. No vehicle can t''rn around on Thames street between Pleasant street and tho watering 1 trough. Machines will not ha allowed to | mark for longer than 15 minutes at. a l time within this area.
 l The rafts, both in front of puh1t And nrivate bathing pavilions at the i Watch Hrl bathing beach have heer | anchored in place after having been l thoroughly repaired and renovated but the ocaao keeps so cold there i: not much bathing yet.
 Leon Posner. conducting a store at New London for the sale oi athletic goods and automobile ac. cnseories has fled a retit'o in banw: I has liabilities of $S,5294T
 Local Polish residents learn tha' there are now 3oOde Poles fighting # France, coming from all parts Of thu globe. Among them are thousandl of Polish young men from the UniteC States Canada. South America ant other parts of the world, all volunteers
 A former Baltic ci,rate, Rev. Josepl Valdambrini. is the pastor of Gu .ady of Loudes, Italian Catholi church. Waterbury, which July 4tl dedicated service flag with 1,12 stars. for 617 parish boys serving un der the American flag and 510 unde : the Italian flag.
 By an arrangement made by super intendent of schools, 0. E Lowell. 0 Nor'-ich, Miss Ruby Park will hol a half-day session of school each Tues day through the summer in the Cen ; ter school North Stonington. for les sons in canning, home garden, cooliin | and Red Cross work, also for tn