Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-27

During Tuesday afternoon ther, weer two double rainbcws. about O. clock and again ct 6.4s. The annual reunion of the Hctch.
 kiss family will be held at Grange hail Cheshire, today (Wednesday). Mir. and Mrs. W. F. Spencer of Scot, land announce the engagement ol
 their Laughter. Miss Capitoia Spencer
 to Walter Custer of Manchester. I All the sessions at the state Ad. vent Camp Grounds in Queen street
 Southington. are being largely attend
 ed.
 Saturday next weekapaug expects
 much entertainment from the annual regatta which is to be held. on the
 pond.
 T The I.arrabee Family reunion. in
 which Norwich residents will particf- pate. is to be held at windham on
 Labor Day.
 Hartford papers note that the Bap-
 Coats and Mrs. Coats. are spending
 the month at Gloucester. Mass.
 Ex- State Senator. Samuel Nj.
 Knowles, s5. of Connecticut. Is dead at
 East Greenwich. R. I. He was for ff- | ty-one years resident of Plainfield.
 Governor Marcus H. Holcomb has approved a reouisition for the mill | tary emergency board on the comp l troiler for $23.o00. for various accounts.
 The members of W. W. Perkins post. Women's Relief corps. of New London are to hold their annual pie nic at the Golden Spur today (wed- 1 nesday).
 Druggists from this state are attend l ing the sixty seventh annual conven- I tion of the American Pharmaceutical Association at the Hotel Pennsylvania. New York.
 The hftieth annual reunion of the "old fighting" Seventh Connecticut Volunteers is to be held Thursday, September 11th. in the Robert O. Tyler Post hall, Hartford.
 Excursion to Ocean Beach. auspices First Congregational church. Wednes- day. Aug. 27. on Nelseco IT. at 10 a. m Adults fare 75c round trip. If very stormy postponed to Thursday.-adv.
 The annual picnic and motorboat party given by MT. and Mrs John N. Sunday at Pleasant View Grove near Gales Ferry, the party comprising 25.
 Dr. stephen c. Maher of New Ha- ven, chairman of the state tuberculo- retary George I. Allen of the commits sion, is inspecting the state sanato- ria.
 Connecticut postal employees are asking their representatives to sup port the zihlman hill. now before con gress, which provides for suhsta ant al increases in the salaries of postal workers.
 The annual reunion Of the 17th Connecticut regiment, one of the vol unteer regiments formed in this state during the Civil war. will be held in G. A. R. hall. Bridgeport. Thursday, August 2Sth.
 The congestion in the express office caused hy the freight embargo has been relieved to a great extent but his assistants were kept busy with the large accumulat ation.
 The Manchester Herald mentions that Mfr. and Mrs. Lyman Fitts of | Pomfret. while on their honeymoon trip to Great Burlington. spent the | week end with their uncle, Charles F. l Richmond, of Manchester
 It is planned to secure 10000 fin gerling trout for Great brook and Gray's brook in Groton. About s1oe probable that they will be purchased | from North Carolina hatchery.
 Recent tests of ice cream made in the state by dairy and food inspectors | have, developed the fact that many of the dealers have not been complying | with the law. mostly through ignor- | ance of just what the law means.
 At New York Mayor Hylan an- nounced Monday the appointment of a | committee of citizens to be known as to Distinguished Guests. It includes | Francis P Bent formerly of Norwich
 For the accommodation of the travelling public who may wish to | take advantage of the Labor Day hol- iday Inc New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad has arranged for ex- tra equipment on trains over the sys- tenn.
 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Arlene R. Leach, Leach. and Howard NJ. Tingley of Ellington. The ceremony was per formed in Christ church, Hartford, August 11th.
 John Comstalk 32 who died Sunday in his home in Hartford, after a short Gladys Kibbe, formerly of Somers He leaves besides his wife. three daugh- ters. Burial was Tuesday in the West cemetery, Somers.
 Through Mrs. Zoe Meade. Mrs \Caro- line Crawford. of New York hasN been secured to address all interested in child education at public meeting in Park Church Parish house, Satur- day, afternoon. her theme to be wo- man Tn the Home.
 A former Norwich curate. Rev. Francis J. Muster. for six years assist ant pastor of St. Joseph's church in Bristol. and for a few weeks assistant in the Iorrington church. has been appointed pastor of St. Joseph's
 Captain Anson T. McCook. of Hart ford. who went overseas as command CT of the supply company of the 304th Infantry: and later was put in conn mand of Company E. 32oth Infantry, is at the home of his father, Rev. pr. John J. McCook at Mantle.
 For the past sixteen months the I4 various lodges of the B. P. O. E1ks of Connecticut have been providing an entertainment each Sunday for the 3eo soldier patients at U. S. Base Hospital No. Is, at West Haven each lodge in the state taking its turn. The Connecticut Agricultural col iege. Storrs. in addition to q large freshman class indicated by advance registration. expects to enroll a num- | Der of former students whose college courses were interrupted by the war The date of opening is September 1e.
 Mrs. George W. Wheeler. wife of Justice Wheeler, of Bridgeport, of the