Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-08
VARIOUS MATTERS

July sth is the feast day of sain , Elizabeth of Portugal. ' sf Fresh arrival of native Ash at Us. l, good Wharf today.-adv.
 . Girl Scouts from New London ar,
 camping at Esker Point on tn, Graves place, Mystic.
 While Norwich was having sever,
 thunderstorms Sunday morning ther,
 was no rain at New London.
 Wednesday,, from 1 to 6. there is te
 United States Submarine base.
 Several fresh air children from
 New York are being entertained ir homes in North -Stonington village. camp meeting at Pfainvilfe. to oper
 July 27. continuing until August 4, has
 been. received here.
 | Among new laws i in effect this
 month is one. authorizing the state board of health to establish a system of inspection of baggage.
 | Rev. Alexander Mcceli. D. D., of the Second Presbyterian church at Phila- delPhia, was the preacher at the
 Watch Hill chapel Sunday merning, ! Mary Louise. daughter of the late Charles H. and Josephine Moves Lud- dington, died in New York Saturday. | Burial will be in Lyme today (Tues- day).
 | Write for booklet of the new and l unique shore resort, Point -O'Woods Beach, J. J. Smith Go. So. Lyme, Ct.- 1 adv.
 The place on somers road, known as the Wadsworth place, has been sold i by George Towne of Stafford, the for I mer owner, to Arthur w. Charter of l Ellington. s l U. directory. include: Windham eoun- ty-President, Mrs. Bertha Sprague Gallup, Maosup: secretary. Mrs. Grace l Harvey, Putnam. R. F. p.
 At present there are 135 officers and men registered at Camp Freeland, Mi This is exclusive of the headquarters staff and instrueting officers. Mrs. Gertrude Hollister. of Man chester, has sold the Barber Hoilister cottage at Kelsey Point. Westbreok, to Roy E. Hale, of Rockville. who occu- pied the cottage last season. A benefit picnic for the Trolleymen's union was held at Richards Grove on Sunday and was attended by a large number 9f friends ef the men. Music
 Miss Agnes Mclean Brown and William Whittet. both of Graton, were united in marriage at the parsonage of the First Church of Christ. New Lon don. July 5. by Rev. J. RoHaeyn Dan forth.
 
 CTS are expected to spend the week of August 4th to Sth at Storrs in attend aHce at the annual summer farmers week at the Connecticut Agricultural college.
 In the Biennial Survey of the bu- Pesu of edueat ton it is neted# that in the south. the John F. Siafer fund provides for the building of county training schools of great benefit to the negro population.
 - members of the Second division. A. o. H., was sung in St. Patrick's church, Monday, by Rev. ]. H. Frederick. a good number of relatives and friends assisting at the service.
 The weather has been poor for the shore town fishermen, as they have made only small catches. the quiet of the sea being bad for the moving of the fish. The market has been low also, far as price is concerned.
 Now that the war is over. the American Red Cross is starting in do- mestic Werk and it's first task is to provide public health nurses for towns and cities. matter being taken up in several localities in Connecticut.
 Indiotiang how a root will grow while looking for water, a beet ex- hibited Monday by W, s. Geer of Washington street, Norwich. had a I root s4 1-s inches long below the thread-like fneness.
 Mayor John P. Cameron of Rock | vile has received notice that a can non has been shipped ta that city for erection in Central Park The cannon ing 1855 pounds and comes frern Wa tervliet Arsenal. N. Y at the request l of the city.
 News has been received here that a I federation of business and professional women is to take plae s 1t | St. Louis, July 14 to IS. The National ! War work council is to give part of | the fund apportioned to the work for | women, from the combined war work | and relief fund for this.
 ship of the New York State Nautical | school, is in New London harbor un- til July 18th. prior ta starting on it's | annual cruise. The eoInmander ef the | New York State Nautical school is Capt, Thomas w. Sheridan.
 Persons going to Norway, Sweden | and Spain are no longer required to show urgent necessity of their trips, but should. however. submit state goins. to one of the three countries named, Restrictions upon travel to England have not been relaxed. I, At Lenox, Mass. tablet in mem- ! resident, was dedicated Sunday morn Ing in Trinity Episcopal church by Rev, Thomas F. Davies, bishop af | Western Massachusetts, former rector of Christ church, Norwich.
 Those appointed members of The Order of Foreign Wars of the United States. having been elected to he Massachusetts commandery in- olude Major George E. Sykes. Air Service, and Captain .Lebbeus F. Bis sell, NJ. T. C.. Rockville; Major James L. Meriarty. Med. Corps. nov of Wa erhury. l
 Was Last PeiIsh King.