Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-09
Qll1e Bulletin.. Norwich, Monday, June g, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

Milk that is not Kept cold IS dan- gerous food for babies.
 County Treasurer Frank T. New comb, formerly of Holland, but now a resident of Manchester, has rendered his resignation. which has been ac- ccpted.
 Henri Willard, 21. and John Avam- pato, of Waterbury, both adjudged of unsound mind, were brought to state hospital for the insane in Norwich on Saturday.
 Highway Commissioner Charles J. Bennett has received three bids for the new million dollar bridge over the Housatonic river between Stratford and Milford.
 A short section of the Willimantic- Stafford road, from Eagleville to Mer- row is closed. The detour is from Eagleville to the c. A. College road and is in good condition.
 Fifty thousand recruits for the Ar my of Occupation have been obtained, General March, chief of staff, an nounced Saturday. Incomplete reports shoycd 4s,o23 men enrolled.
 Edward M. Clayton, a specialist in tobacco diseases at Wisconsin Univer- sity will arrive in this state in few days to work upon the eradication of diseases of the tobacco plant
 Commissioner of Health John T. Black of Connecticut Saturday reach ed Atlantic City for attendance at { conference of state and provincial health authorities of the country. Joseph P Wadhams has been ap- pointed assistant engineer of the pub lie utilities commission, and will as- sune such duties about June 15. ! MT Wadhams will reside in New Haven. Choice cut roses, funeral orders a speciality. Hunts Greenhouses. Phone 1130.-adv.
 Mayors of all Connecticut cities will l'be invited as guests of honor to the , big Welcome Home which will be given to the military men of South ington at its celebration on Aug. 2S and 30.
 The Woman's Land Army of Ameri- 1 ca, has, in a measure, ceased to exist 1 this season, because of the great in- f1ux of men from overseas who are | returning to their old jobs of tilline | the soil.
 The state pier at New Lon- l don, which was taken over by the United States government during the war, and which still con- tains large quantity of war supplies will soon be vacated by the United States authorities.
 Mrs. Burnside Wins:ow of New Ha- | ven won high honors in the champion ship is 1Shole medal play in the ! tournament of Connecticut woman golfers held Saturday at the New Ha- ven Country club.
 Attorney-General Frank E. Healy has given an opinion to Bank Com missioner E. J. Sturges to the effec that individual depoEts in a saving. bank must not exceed in amount s.. 900 in three years.
 Clothing, cloth and food product. will be sold to navy yard worzmen civilian personnel employed at yard. and naval stations and the familie: of naval men. under plan announced by Secretary Daniels.
 The tax collectors office will be oper tonight and Tuesday evening until o'clock for the purpose of collecting the town taxes and also the unpaid personal taxes. After Tuesday, the 10th, interest will be added.-adv. l Details for commencement week jus issued indicate that the Yale reunion this year will be the largest affai ever held. More than s,00o graduatei are planning to return for their war delayed class reunions.
 After having been laid up since las Sunday with a bad attack of throa trouble, Congressman John O. Tilsol left Friday for Washington to resum his work on the ways and mean committee of congress.
 About 200 delegates from the ten To calls of Connecticut were present Sat urday in Hartford at the opening o the annual state convention of tn Master Horseshoers' National Protec tive association of America.
 In Old Lyme the road from Black hall postoffice to Griswold's corner i closed. Eastbound traffic should con tinue past the postoffice through tn i underpass. following the arrows an keeping always to the right.
 The New London Ice and Fuel com pany has been sued for $500 by Adel Selm through his attorney, Max Boyer because as the plaintiff claims, tn company has converted some propert belonging to him to its own use.
 Petition for divorce has been filet by Elizabeth M. Burnes of Norwal against Charles D. Burnes, a forme secretary of state, but now living il | known to the petitioner is the charge
 Twenty-Five deputies of the interna revenue office took an examination O. the income tax law Saturday. Som of them are civil service men, other were appointed without examination and all have been acting as deputie for some time.
 Rally meetings of the voluntee | n cta fn fund campaign for a programme c citizenship to be conducted by tn Connecticut Woman Suffrage associa tion were held throughout the state o Friday afternoon.
 The general association of Connec ticut will hold it's 210ln annual meet ing at Hartford Tuesday and Wednes day. The meeting will open Tuesda at II a. m. with an address of welcom by the Rev. Warren s. Archibald, pas tor of the church.
 Bishop George W. Clinton of Louis vile, Ky, head of the Tenth Episcops District, Saturday, addressed the min isterial delegates at the seventy fit annual New England conference of tn African Methodist Episcopal Zio Church at Waterbury.
 Complaints have been made that in
 number of instances throughout tn
 state drivers of automobiles hay driven their machines through DOT
 tions of highways on which men wer at work making repairs, to the immi nent peril of the men.
 Connecticut is represented anon
 the newly appointed Presbyterian mis
 sionaries to foreign lands by Mario
 B.. Hunter, of Sharon, and by Mis
 Adelaide Fairbank. who recently re ceived her matser's degree from tn