Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light Vehicle lamps at s.zi 20 ctoci
 this evening.
 Farmers about the county are bus. finishing having and cutting oats
 Tomorrow Sunday will be th'
 feast day Of St. Lawrence. martyr
 Nice looking peaches are being sen
 to market by Scotland Road grow
 ers.sss
 Oswald saenger of Rockville ha:
 purchased the Moore cottage on the south shore Of Crystal Lake. Filing
 ton
 Dance tonight in Scotland Road hall adv. Members of the Sixth regiment vii leave Middletown this (Saturday) af-
 ternoon for Mantle for four days Il camping.
 The aiurnnae association of the
 Acade erny of the Holy Family, Baltic, is plenning to hold reunion at the acad-
 emy Dor day.
 l New Britain Council. Q. L. A. M. is making plans for the state session i of that order. which will be held in ] New Britain Sept Il.
 I At North Stonington. Rev. Lucian i Drurye hGs squash vines in his gar den ', at are said to grow from F to
 15 inches every "A hours.
 Work has been started on the new
 community house to be erected at
 Plainfeld by the Lawton Mills Corp. 1 |: From Old Saybrook. comes news j that John H. Stanners Shore Line : electric power house, has joined the ] railroad train service at New Lon | don.
 Other artists who are to exhibit at the Lyme show are Bessie Potter Vonnoh. Clark c. Noorhees. Everett l.. Warner; Carlton Wigeins and Guy C. Wiggins.
 The town of Somers ice supply has been exhausted and many families de- pending on it have had to resort to the old custom or keeping their food in the cellar.
 An Ekonz farmer, Allen sayles. has sold his entire herd of milch cows. Mir. Say yles declares that with the price of grain and present price of milk there is no money in the business.
 Stevens Studio will be closed until Aug. 19.-adv.
 Although the scant supply of sugar is a handicap to Norwich house. wives, it is believed that there will be the customary donations of jellies, etc, to the hospitals this fall.
 Francis ouimet and Guilford will be matched against Travers and Ander- son in a four ball exhibition match on the links Of the Shenecosset Country club at Eastern Point tomorrow Sunday
 The Young Mems Christian asso- citation of New London has received an addition of S2oo to its endowment funds through a bequest from the es- tate of Mary L. Raymond.
 The annual tri-county meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held at Willi- mantle Camp Grounds, Friday. Aug 1o. Music. readings and a gold med al contest will make up the program.
 The Methodist minister at uncas- vile, Rev. C. C. Tibbitts has been at lyaNx 1,nG fa1 I nn- cause of serious poisoning from ivy His lip was badly affected necessitat ing an operation.
 Gus D. Bohn has exchanged his Coventry farm for a large apartment house ln Springfield and has moved his family there. The real estate man who has taken over the farm has placed foreman on the Mace.
 The fish and game connniszion will begin in d few days to distribute pneasants and mallard ducks through out the state for the benefit of the people. The commission has a large supply of young birds at the state game farm at Madison.
 It is mentioned in Danbury that Captain and Mrs. Jewell lave recently taken charge of the : > tion Army corps in that city and ,n.re is inter est in Norwich to learn if these zeal ous and popular workers have been req ppointed' to Connecticut
 Mir. and Mrs. George P. Bug of Wiling ton have announced the en- easement of their daughter, Edni. Gertrude. to Gilman F.. Lougee of New London. Mir. Lougee is receiving the congra tu lations and Miss Bugbee the best wishes of ther friends.
 Dr.. T. Eben Reeks Of the state de- pa rtnient of health, has issued gen eral request to physic ans throughout the state to report immediately To the local board of health offices and al-o to the state board as soon as they hear of cases of influenza or grip.
 Tie New Haven road has started a 2ropa ganda agaInst re .kiess driving crossings. ,etters arc Lc.ng sent to ciersyme1 in every community, rc- oue>t.nE them to bring the matter to the attention of their pari .lo ners-
 The Groton ferry commissioners have dec-ded to make a c-aJse in the Beginning tlie first of September no more communication tickets will be is sued, but instead books of GO tickets each will be sold for s1.oo per book
 An automobile dealer explains that dealers are within their rights in charging the war tax. but the tax is based on the amount of tax the deal CTS pay. and r-+ on the full value of tha car The tax is 3 per cent. cn trucks and per cent on pleasure cars. Tine State Bar association Of Con
 octicut is to hold it's annual ban iuet and mid summer meeting at the .irtswold hotel at Eastern Point on Wednesday. Aug. 13. Charles E. SearIs of Putnam, states attorney for Windham county, is president of the -ssociatioE-
 Amateur astronomers here will look s!zywards tomorrow and Monday for inc ''Perseides" also known as the Tears Of St. Lawrence" One should watch until midnight for these me teors, and an attentive observer is | sure to see 1everal, and perhaps many, in the course of an hour.
 Leon C. I.ea oh, rural free delivery 1 '1river at Ellington. is laid up at his rome because of a broken leg. He WAS at an outing of Rockville lodge If EikS. and was one of the contest l ants in the fat mems race. He at tempted to make a record but fell in eto fIoi lao