Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-26
Ql1eBuliett1l. Norwich, Thursday, June 26, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

Norwich, Thursday, June 26, 1919
 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 8.55 o'clock this evening.
 Summer boarders from New York are arriving at Chesterfield. Bozrah and Colchester.
 The state police were active in An dover Sunday and several motorcycle drivers were arrested. Many fish boats at Osgood's wharf today Big variety of native fresh fish. adv.
 The quartet of the Norwich Bass Clef Club, Charles D. Geer. director, sang at an entertainment at the Bap- list church, Montville, Wednesday evening.
 The public utilities commission is engaged in its annual inspection of the trolley systems of the state. This year the commission will also inspect the power houses.
 At the annual meeting of the cor porators of the Savings Bank of Tol- land held at the office of the bank on Monday afternoon. Perkins l.. La throp was reelected president. Nine submarines, accompanied by the mother ship Savannah, arrived at the state pier Tuesday from Cape May, N. J. The submarines will be tied there for some time. British and Canadian societies in this state have been invited to New York to participate in New York's celebration of Canada Week. which 1 begins July 1. Dominion Day" Special assembly of Franklin coun- Gil, No. 8. R. and $. M., at Masonic temple tonight at 7.S0. Work in all the degrees.-ady.
 The 44th annual convention of the | Connecticut Retail Druggists associa- tion was held Wednesday in East Ha- ven. After the business meeting a banquet was held at the Momauguin The Connecticut diocese of the Episcopal church is making active preparations to take part in the com l ing nation campaign to extend , and strengthen the work of the l church. 1 In orchards about the state in the | last few days peaches have faller from the trees very badly and large l trees that should have from six to eight baskets will not yield more thar one basket
 The Methodist bishop who presided when the Southern New England Con ference met in Norwich several year. ago, Bishop William A. Quayle, wa. born at Parksville. Mo. 59 years agc Wednesday.
 The Home Service section of tht Red Cross. Miss Ethel Sevin, chair man, Room 1o2, Thayer building, ha; received supply of the blank afd davits for use of soldiers claiming ad ditional travel pay.
 | A Wo1cott boy, Paul Manwaring, a present at Storrs Agricultural college won the Amory cup in a competitiv' drill. The Amory cup was presented the college in 1915 by Lieut.. Amory the commandant at that time.
 A porch is being added to one 0 the houses on Upper Union stree recently purchased by Charles A north, which is the property of Mrs Chamberlain, piazza is to be built
 Trinity Episcopal church picnic a Car leaves Franklin square at 9.30. stormy, on Saturday.-adv.S Mayor Kinsella of Hartford ha | Agnes Kinseila, a student in the sen for class of the high school. to b sponsor for the merchant ship Hart ford to be launched at Groton neX October.
 The New London Y. M. c. A. wi conduct Camp Mohegan this year a Long Pond. Ledyard, beautiful littl , sheet of water back in the hills tWen ty miles from New London. R. VI
 Young. the physical director. will
 in charge.
 I Again in the annual state com
 petition a pupil from St. Patrick
 school, Norwich, has won a scholar , ship at Mt. St. Joseph's Seminar.
 Hartford. the successful student be
 ing Miss Genevieve Cornell. of th
 eighth grade.
 As the first of July approache large purchasers of postage stamp are curtailing in the matter of buy
 ing three cent stamped envelopes an
 two-cent post cards. as the pre-ws
 rate on domestic mail will go int effect July 1.
 The marriage is announced of Mi:
 Clara E. Hill of Rockville and Geore
 E. Clark of Vernon at the home
 the bride Saturday. The ceremor
 was performed by the Rev. Percy
 Thomas, pastor of the Union Congrt y gational church.
 Norwich tourists to Florida hay
 been notified that the annual reunic and basket lunch of the Connectic, C division of the New England associ; ,I tion of St. Petersburg, Fla, touris D will be held today. June 26. at Lal Quassapaug, near Waterbury. 
 The delegates to the twenty-six v annual convention of the Nation
 Fertilizer association held sever
 business meetings Tuesday at u
 Griswold, Eastern Point. and end' the day with dinner dance in Il
 ballroom of the hotel in the evenin 1 At the annual convention of t
 Catholic Educational Association
 St. Louis, Right Rev. Thomas J. Sh
 han, rector of the Catholic Universi
 at Washington and president of t
 association, is presiding, He liv
 for time in Baltic during his bo
 hood.
 Reports received by the state boa
 of health for last week from loc
 health officers show the state is in
 fairly healthful condition. Repor
 showed these new cases of diseas
 tnIantlIe paralySiS ], dlphtherla
 scarlet fever A, typhoid fever 6, mea
 les 7,9 whooping cough 5.
 It is an interesting fact that of t
 ten or twelve Norwich men who 1 1876 purchased and developed beau :. full Eastern Point, the cottage of | - one. the late Postmaster Enoch
 Bidwell is being occupied by the fal
 fly for the forty-fourth consecuti
 year.
 A new law relating to the issui