Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at s.55 o'clock this evening.
 June 24th is the feast of the nativ- ity of St. John the Baptist.
 Norwich flower lovers are growing some unusually handsome phlox this season.
 All Elks are reminded that this is the last day to mail their cards! Nun sed.-adv.
 A number from this vicinity will at- tend the Northfield missionary confer ence, July s-1s.
 The strike in Waterbury was re- sponsible Monday by delay in certain industrial lines in this city.
 A number of Norwich people will visit Westerly relatives during the Old Home Week celebration this week. The state convention of the Connec- ticut State Policemen's Association, will be held at Bridgeport Wednesday.
 Say, Bill. what about that card? This is the last day, June 24th. June 30th you know."-adv.
 Our Native Trees and How to Know Them, by H. L. Keeler. is useful book recently acquired by the Otis Li- brary.
 Members of the order of Pocahon- tas in eastern Connecticut have been invited to attend the state picnic at Savin Rock June 25th.
 At the State Trap shooting contest l in Hartford the high gun for the day was H. c. Barstow, of Hartford. with 195. out of a possible 200. The annual state convention of the Connecticut State Association of Sta tionary Engineers will be held at Wa | terbury Friday and Saturday next. Telephone employees have begun to spend their vacations at the Southern New England Telephone recreation camp, at Stamford Beach, Westbrook. It is stated that thirteen hundred ] cars crossed the state bridge at Lyme on boat race day to about fifteen hum dred the last race day few years ago.
 A native of Brooklyn. Dr. F1avel S. ! Luther, preached his last bacca1au- reate sermon to the graduating class of Trinity college at Christ church Hartford, Sunday evening.
 Foxes have nearly put an end to the raising of turkeys in towns across the Rhode Island border and no poul- try left outside wire yard is safe a, night from their depredations. l Special communication of St. James Lodge, No g, F. of A. M. at Masonic Temple tonight at 7:39. Work in the third degree.-adv.
 | At Richards Grove a Y. M. H. A and Y. W. H. A. picnic Sunday wa. largely attended. Automobile partie: 1ll LIax vt ford and Norwich were present. Local groeers are assuring house wives that there is going to be plent, ports denying any actual shortage The Cuban sugar crop this year i over 100000 tons.
 The recommendation that Miller pond, near Quaker Hill be purchased in order to increase New London's wa ter supply is found in the report o the Chamber of Commerce committe on additional water supply. ] People who live in the north &nd o Bolton were much interested to SCI surveyors on the poor stretch of roat through Belknap, that meets the stat, road at the Coventry line. The sur veyors were there for three days. | A Saybrook correspondent mention that former Ledyard residents, Rev and Mrs. W. F. White, have returne from Camp Devens where their sor Harold, has been discharged from tn service after having been in Franc for IS months.
 Be sure and attend the meeting il Town hall this evening at o'clock an learn what are OUT needs in new schoo ln<N rr1rN s1 ft(var
 adv.
 5 To guard against the introductio
 of glanders into Connecticut from sur rounding states, Commissioner of Do
 metic Animals James W. WhittIese has appointed veterinarians in 20 bor
 der towns to examine horses brough
 into this state.
 At a meeting of the executive com
 mittee of the Rockville Red Cros
 chapter, it was voted to have a can teen service July Fourth, and dispens . lemonade and doughnuts to the me in uniforms, during the afternoon an in the evening.
 Members of St. Patrieks paris 2 learn that for the first time since tn
 organization of the Society flor th Propagation of the Faith in th United States it's receipts have pass
 ed the million dollar marx, amountin j exactly to s1,0s4.4s1.27
 Some will go to Greece or Hart
 ford; some to Norwich Or to Rome
 seems to apply to the teaching sta n of the New Haven high school fc whom the list of summer addresst has just been issued, observes tI
 New Haven Journal Collector of Internal Revenue Jam, U. Walsh has announced that the tin
 for fling returns for April as require under Section 902 which takes in jew lelry, real or imitation, precious ar
 imitation stones, clocks, watches, ct,
 has been extended to June 30th.
 A conference of delegates from
 states is to be held in Tarrytown. ]
 Y, June 24-25. to discuss the wol
 of the National League of Woms Workers, federation of non- sectaris
 clubs of wage-earning girls. Tn
 state will be represented by delegate
 Forty eight uncontested divor,
 cases, the largest number ever befo
 the court in New Haven county at ol
 time, will be heard between Wedne
 day and Friday before Judges Dona ]. Warner and Joel H. Reed of Staffo
 Springs, in the New Haven superi