Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-23

Light vehicle lamps at s.45 o'clock this evening.
 The length of the day has decreased a little over half an hour.
 Motorists in the suburban sections are catching giinpses of an unusual number of rabbits.
 Every shower during Tuesday was vainfy expected to be the long-hoped for clearing shower.
 United Congregational church will be omitted until September 7th.
 House cleaning is going on at the Otis Library, where it is some task to handle the moro than 10000 books etc.
 On and after July 7th, until Aug 1, the office of James Dawson, 12 Cliff street, will be closed.-adv. P At Bolton. Mrs. S. M. Afvcrd has arranged for neighborhood picnic to go by automobile truck to Riverside Park. July 2sth. Sarah Ann Carey. 7s. died Monday at the home of her niece, Mrs. John C.. Loose, East Orange. N. J. Burial is to be in Willimantfc.
 Delegates are being chosen to at- tend the peace conference of the Knights of Columbus, to be held in Buffalo Aug and G.
 The White Ribbon Banner is advo- eating a state, county and local su- perintendent for every departnent in order to secure real cooperation.
 From Coventry. Mrs. John Rossna- gel, IT, has been appointed as a deI- egate to attend the home missionary rally to be held in Holland today CWednesday).
 Since the trolley tie-up. it is said the most popular man about Wester- ly these days is the man who runs the khaki-colored bus between that city and Watch Hill.
 Groton Long Point people are get ting their mail 24 hours la.e in some instances as it is sent to Groton in stead Of Noank where the mall for that section is received.
 The marriage of Raymond hilliar and Miss Mary Halissey of New Lon don took place 1t the parsonage at Quaker Hill July 12, Rev. Donald Fletcher performing the ceremony.
 The management of one of .he New London hotels has raised the prise of The increase is 25 cents, except few rooms which are retained at the cid price.
 A petition was circulated among the oarbers in Rockville Monday to raise the prices in the local shops but ow- the agreement the proposed price list was dropped.
 Men are papering the remodeled Second church parsonage on Church street for the owner. William H. AL len. The delay in completing the three apartments is due to delayed plumb ing equipment.
 When Court Liberty. No. 1s2, For esters of America celebrated it's 20th at VoluntoWn recently complimentary tickets were issued to Noluntovn men in uniform. who had served their country.
 At Noank Fred Buodington has re- ceived a permit from the navy depart ment at Washington. D. C.. to build a dock extending from his property on the east shore to the edge of the channel in the Mystic river.
 A former evangelistic worker at Mo began, Miss May B. Lord, now acting pastor of the church at West Gran by, underwent an operation for ap- pendicftis Friday at the Hartford hospital Her condition is favorable
 administering state aid to dis soldiers and their dependents a recent vote of the board of control requires the examination of every ap- plicant for an allowance by physi- clan to be recommended by the board.
 D. C. Casey of Montville, an em- ploye of motor company. was ar rested Monday afternoon at New Lon don by Patrolman Courtney for fail
 
 license on his person while driving a car.
 In recent issue of Musical Amer ica appears an interesting review by the well known critic, A. Walter Kra mer of the song, Loves Vision. com posed by Mrs. Leila Troland Gardner of New York city. a native of Nor wich.
 Eaen Camp Mohegan. on Long Tond, Ledyard.. broke up last We'd nesday, the boys were obliged on ac- count of the rain, to leave behind the back to the New London '. M. c. A. Monday.
 Grocers here learn that the depart ment of agriculture. in an estimate based on July l crop conditions has ano1E anno1need et crop of ooo 2odsooo, ood more than the average of the preced- ing six years.
 Some of the young men who secured road work jobs from State Superin- tendent George l.. Chesbro, of the Norwich Free Employment Office. for the Westerly road. have persevered. but others found the unaccustomed labor too heavy.
 Manchester residents. MT. and Mrs. J ohn Jensen of the Green and two of their children. left Monday for Leon ard Bridge, where they will spend the rest or the MT. Jensen. ndS rented cottage on Island No. ,. on Lake.
 Nearly 5000 persons attended the celebrating Belgian Inde- pendence Day in Great Hall at the College of the City of New York on night. when Rev William A. keefe, of St Johns church, Plainfield, was one of the speakers.
 Backward travel has failed and is growing less daily. Those going toi the shore about Saybrook have given up the trains and are making the trip from their homes in automobile parties which make a fair rating for a party of five or more.
 It was stated that in case Of summary process Louise Weisenieyer of Mystic sought to take possession of the old Ninigret mill located at Mys- tic and now occupied by the Robin son Silk Company of Mystic. Instead of the mill the controversy is over boarding house. APPEAL AGAINST FORECLOSURE