Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-10
VARIOUS MATTERS

| Light vehicle lamps at s.54 o'clock 1 this evening.
 The number of patients at the Nor
 wich state tuberculosis sanatorium has l increased to 40.
 Long clans and scallops at Powers | Bros.-adv.
 | Delegates from this state have left for Seattle to attend the grand chapter meeting of the Order of Eastern Star.
 New Haven society papers note that Miss Elizabeth Whitney has opened
 her farm at Columbia for the sum- 1 mer.
 i Extra choice fresh fish. arrived to- | day. Osgood's wharf.-adv. | Local agents have been attending the convention of the Connecticut sta te 1 insurance agents at the Hotel Gris- wold.
 At Bolton, Rev. W. J. .McGurk of South Manchester is holding catechism class at the Center Sundays during July and August.
 At next week $ meeting of the Filing ton Tobacco Growers. Inc, they will appoint delegate to the meeting of the Connecticut Valley Tobacco Crow CTS, Inc.
 Choicest cuts of fresh swordfsh at Powers Bros.-adv.
 Peter Myer, for the past seven years | a porter at the Thames club, New Lon don, died at Norwich Monday night. The body was taken to New London for burial.
 The New Haven Railroad company will open the laborers' camp in Say brook Point again. The dining car has arrived and several bunk cars are ex- pected daily.
 The inspectors of the S. N. E. Tele- phone company are going over their lines at railroad crossings to see that the cables are not hanging below the regulation height.
 The, annual state camp meeting of the Advent Christian church is to open at Plainville Saturday evening, Aug g, and last over two Sundays. closing on Labor day, Sept. 1.
 Up at fashionable Lenox; Mass. Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, who is at Shad- ow Brook farm, is entertaining Prof and Mrs. Hiram Bingham of Yale, Sa- lem summer residents.
 Live sea trout and steelhead salmon at Powers. Bros.-adv.
 J. w. Smith. superintendent of the Lewis estate at Ridgef1eld, is to speak al the meeting of the New London Horticultural society in the municipal building this (Thursday) evening.
 The municipal steamer Correction, committee down New York harbor to meet President Wilson Tuesday. was built at the Palmer shipyard, Noank
 A former pastor of Mckinley ave nue A. M. F. Zion church. Norwich. Rev. E. George Riddle. now of New London, is economizing for his new parish by painting the church himself.
 The warden and burgesses of the borough of Groton have decided to build schoolhouse of one, floor to cost s8o,0o0 in the Shenecossett district, near the old Latham Avery residence.
 Nice large fresh mackerel no .tink- CTS, at Powers Bros.'-adv.
 Erwin Waltz, 16. of Rockville. in- Jured July 2d while loading a toy can non, died at the Hartford hospital Tuesday. The powder exploded and drove the ramrod into his skull over the right eye.
 Merchants in Norwich have been mo- t1hed that over 50.000 articles will be on display a the general merchan andise exhibition that is to be held in the Srand ballroom of the Commodore ho- tel, New York, Aug. to s. inclusive
 If liquor dealers who closed their places of business one week ago decide not to reopen their. places and to sur render their licenses. they will be enti- tied to rebate of four twelfths of the amount or license fee they paid the county commissioners last fall.
 Boat in at Osgood's wharf with clans from Long Island.-adv.
 When the men of St. James church. south Manchester, met on the holiday and began excavating for parochial
  Rev. Father James Timmins of Nor wich, assistant rector of the church. was among those yielding the shovefs
 To date there have been only $50 gasoline licenses issued in Connecti- cut. The. number of dealers has been the department will begin a census of the state at once. to ascertain how many persons are engaged in selling gasoline.
 Henry F. Dorsey of the Connecticut Agricultural college, Storrs, and Coun- ty Agent L. A 'Bevap have completed a tour of all the Rosen rye plots in county for the pubrose of ob- taining data from which to make com parisons between that and the com mon varieties.
 Write for booklet of the new and unique shore resort. Point O Woods Beach. sJ. J. Smith Co.,. So. Lyme. Ct. ! .ady.
 A young man of Lebanon ancestry. pr. Van rNerpla nck, of South Man chester, has returned after twa years i hospital work with the title of NJ. D. : from Jchns Hopkins university and of first lieutenant in the United States army He is now at Camp Dix await ing discharge.
 The state department of health has traced the beginning of the influenza epidemic in Connecticut to the devel- ! opment of several cases at the naval | hospital in New London Sept. l. 191S- ] These cases originated at the expert : mental station and Fort Trunbull from vessels from foreign ports. i
 Those who desire to redeem war i stamps must present their stamps at | the postoffice stamp window. when a receipt will be given them. At the ex-- oiration of ten days they may return , and secure their money. the delay en- abling the postoffice to secure sufficient . unds to redeem the stamps.
 Dancing every Monday, Wednesday i and Friday evenings. Dang Jazz band, I pieces, Richards grove. New floor, cool breezes, and delightful music. New ! London and Norwich cars pass en- .rance.-adv.
 The state is to purchase the Edward ). Kilbourne property, New Britain, as l site for the new state normal school, Marcus White, formerly of Norwich