Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-11
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS Full moon today at 1.3s D. m. Light vehicle lamps at SPA o'clock ] this evening.
 The August weather is continuing almost too good to be true. Nine cases of smallpox have been reported to the state health board. I The work of widening West Thames street has reached point just above the schoofhcuse.
 Committee and collectors. Irish vic- ttory Fund. meet tonight in T. A. B. rooms at o'eiock.-adv, Some of the Norwich bakers are | greatly incenyenienced by the nan-ar- l rival of sugar ordered weeks ago. l A party of eighty had dinner st celebrate the twenry-first reunion of the Viets family.
 1 The third installment of 20 Der cent. on subscriptions to the Victory loan is due and payable at the banks today | (Menday), Aug. II.
 i The cellar for a house has been staked out on the newly opened Trading Cove terrace. originally the Joseph Lucas farm.
 1 A meeting of the Connecticut State Society of Certified Public Account ants is to be held Friday. Aug. 5. at MNnesuzyin. East Hesn-
 --i. a..-@;-s, tne sSr%Ic.s at some
 the Methodist churches will be dis I continued fer two weeks because of camp meeting at Willimantie. Eastern Connecticut post office en- ployes are interested in the movement going on in Washington to secure a general raise of pay equal to fifty per cent.
 At Wilmington, Andy Saver. just ols- charged from the service. has gone in- he fifth industry of that kind iii. fnat town.
 Major William J. Malone. of Bris- tol. has been appointed by Governor Holcomb to be state aviation inspec- tor to examine all who apply for avia- tion licenses.
 Connecticut Farm Bureaus have re- ceived warning from the United States Department of Agriculture to watch for new potato disease known as potato wart.
 The Holland County Farm Bureau Is planning it's annual trip through Holland county Wednesday, Aug. IS, the start being made from the farm bureau office in Rockville.
 At the South Baptist church. Hart ford, the Sunday morning service at II o'clock was conducted by Rev. A. F. Purkisz of Norwich. who exchanged with Rev. J. l.. Lackey DID.
 At the forty second annual camp meeting at Camp Bethel. TylervilIe, Connecticut, Aug. 21 to ST. Joshua Denton, pastor at New London. is to speak on The Gospel of Life Only in Christ.
 Steamer Cape Cod left Norwich at 6 o'clock Sunday evening with big miscellaneous cargo, including heavy Shipments from Windham county points. There were between so and 90 passengers.
 cIoverly, one of the cottages of the Anderson Proctor estate. Watch Hill has been purchased by J. A. Atwood, Jr, of Providence, for a time Nor wich resident. who, is spending the season there.
 A number of improvements have been made at the Watch Hill Golf club this season by Frederick T. Ley the. Springfield contractor. who is eottager at the Hill and an interested member of the Golf club.
 MT. and Mrs, R. l.. waraer and fam fly of Hartford were in Bolton fast week AF. Warner once owned twcf1- ty acres on the state road rhere and planted it to apple trees, but a brusa fire killed most of the little trees.
 James Godbee. s1. and Catherine Curtiss. 76. were married in Walling- ford, Friday, by Justice of the Peace Henry L.. Davis. They have been res- idents of the State Masonic Home in that town for some years and have peeh courtlng steadily.
 The coml.,:.t comes from Ivory ten; The Shore Line Electric Railway company ought to be able to man the power plant The miserable dribbie of juice furnished this and neighboring towns from Montvlile IS so weak and uncerra pi, as to be almost useless.
 Master Buddy Rood of Baltic was given a surprise party on his tenth birthday, "Wednesday, at the Ocean Beach summer home of Mrs. P. E. Watson of Norwich. Coke and ice cream were served by Mrs. Watson and M, Riley of Norwich.
 Immanuel Church. Asylum Hill Congregational and Asylum Baptist churches. Hartford. on Sunday had thear union services at the Asylum Avenue church. The preacher was dence, native of Norwich.
 Reports have come to the office of the commissioner on domestic animals which indicate that a disease of some kind. which causes blindness in cat tie, IS appearing in Hartford county Farmers are being warned to be on the watch for weeping cattle.
 Honey has taken a rise in price. Those who have it to sell are getting predicted the price this winter will be 50 cents a pound. This season has not been as good as last year for hon. ey on account of tho many wet days
 Lieut.. tRev.l John H. Landry. a for mer Meosup eurate. who nas been a chaplain in the transport service mas been honerably dischargei and is ot the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Landry. in Bristol, waiting to be assigned to church oy Bishop Mi Ian.
 Miss Virginia Reynolds, a waitress Tt the Far East Restaurant New London, and Lee Wing, also an em- Dloye of the restaurant. applied re-
 ently for a marriage license from Town Clerk Turner. who delayed. to determine the legality of such a per- init.