Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-04
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Light vehicle lamps at S.55 o'clocl
 this evening.
 Most of the grange meetings 1. thi'
 week have been patriotic in character
 Honeysuckle vines about town have
 blosSomed in the most prolific fashior this season.
 Flag decorated motor cars were | conspicuous about the streets al | day Thursday.
 The tobacco crop in Holland coun-
 ty towns is promising. the plants be- | ing we'l advanced.
 l A list of ffty-four books on insects | has been aged for the convenience | of Otis L.ibraAy patrons. | Open all day. Big line of fresh fish and clans. Osgood's wharf, low prices.-adv.
 Adventists in tSis section learn that the meetings of the Adventists' As sociation will open at Southington, | the latter part of August. A months mind requiem high mass for Mrs. Nellis McCone was sung in St. Patrick's church, Thursday, at 8 | o'clock Sy Rev. J. H. Broderick. A Hebron young woman, Miss Florence E. Smith. who clos ed her school in Cromwell last week left Thursday for New York to take a summer course at Columbia uniyer- sity.
 On ana July (Ins unIll AOS. l, the office of James Dawson, 12 Cliff street, will be closed.-adv.
 From now on. dog wardens have the right to impound and put to death, if unclaimed for three days, untagged dogs found on property other than the owners.
 It is said that there is not vacant cottage a Watch FSlI this season, and that real estate men could have disposed of many more than they had to rent.
 East Lyme will have a parade to signalize Independence Day. The. pa rade will be of the masquerade type, in the morning.
 There is nothing to drink in Rock vile now but buttermilk. sweet milk, soda water and that delightful bev- craze which flows from Snipsic lake known as water"
 Steamed clans. clam chowder and fish served at Church's restaurant to- day.-adV.
 The new state laws set forth, among other cha e3es, revision of the workmen's compensation act to allow compensation among other things, for occupationaI diseases.
 To Inqulrer-The new steamer to Block Island this season does not stop at Watch Hill. where the docks were destroyed by sNere winter storms several years ago.
 Local druggists find conditions tri- 1e better, although their profits con tinue small. Opium and glycerine are lower. Camphor continues to advance in price and mentho1 is stronegr
 Big dance. Mannercl1or hall, Taft vile, Pickett's, the orchestra that : put t.re P in Pep. Friday evening, July 4th.-adv.
 The week of September 29 has been Al +@I of the American Bankers i association at St. Louis it was an- 1 7ounced to Norwich bankmen Thurs | lay.
 A number from Eastern Connecticut owns are attending the thirteenth ses- mems Summer School of Home Mis- 'ions being held at East Northfield, Mass.
 The swarms of pale green gnats which proved a real pest in Boston Wednesday, were bothersome in Nor vich Wednesday evening and some of hem fingered about the lights Thurs lay night.
 Many persons forget that there is 10 change in the rate On drop letters | The hostage on drop letters, that is etters deposited ill the local post of wo cents, as it always has been.
 Dr. P. T. Keeley of Waterbury was lected president of the state board f veterinary registration and exam nation at a meeting held Wednes- ay at the capitol Examina ton was iven to four applicants for state cer- ficates. F. C. College. treasurer during the ,ew London campaign for $500 funds v the Blue Circle for Negro Relief 1 which came to an end Wednesday light. reported that s107 had been aised Wednesday, bringing up the otal to s438.
 At Ellington, Lawrence Kies, 1s- 1onths old son of Mir. ard Mrs 1ffering from the effects of swallowing |, olson from a dish of poison fly paper : he child managed in some wa yto get . old of the dish. William Morris. formerly of Hart < ord, now rs siding in Mantle. and Mrs lary c. Hancock, of Boston. were 'arried Wednesday at the Mantle i f Iethodist church. Zcy will spend i $ le summer a Mantle and will be at | ome in Pittsburgh, Par after No r ember l.. Favorable reports come from Leon rd o. Smith, of O1delms, who was t injured last week when 6 mlth very generously pronounces c le injury a pure accident and is a lduring, the discomfort with com endable fortitude. Sometime ago one of the big de- U artmcnt firms in Hartford offered a | 'ize for an original design for bath E s suit. Mrs. F. N Peck of East ' addam submitted one of her own de J gn, and had forgotten the matter | 1til notified by the firm recently to i | 'pear and claim first prize. |.