Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-21

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 The cement road through Poquonac has reached point a little west ot Trails corner so that detour can be made through the Eastern Point section and many machines are mak- ing use of 1t.
 William Stanton. fs. who. by his own statement has no regular home, and who defrauded Mrs. Albert Field ing of New Londen of g was ordered committed to the State School for Boys at Meriden.
 Senator George F. Mclean of Con- necticut has presented to the senate petition from the employees of the mantle. Conn.,. protesting against the repeal of the daylight savings law.
 By typosraph phical error Saturday the fact was omitted that Edith Gay nor Park. daughter of Mayor Gaynor, was at the christening of steamer charities ai.d corrections department at Ecank.
 Every member of the c. A. R. in the state has been inited to be present at Plainville Camp Grounds Veterans Day, Wednesday. July B. at which special interest to the veterans of the Civil war.
 A mud bank buoy, 8, is to be estab- lished in Thames river about July 30, a third class spar, in about two ia tn cms of water. It is located in direc- tions specified between the naval sta- tion fagstar. Bailey Point Light, and Mamaceck Hill.
 Notice came from the United States Railroad administration to the local committee in charge, Friday. that a one and one-third rate had been granted for the national convention of the Fraternal order of Eagles at New Haven. Aug. IS to g.
 A. c. Webb of Roswell, N. M, re- gently discharged from the Submarine Base. has left UncaSville for a coast to coast trip. MT. and Mrs. Webb ard torcycle with covered side car and trailer, going to California.
 The Central Vermont. railway com pany opened it's discarded flag sta tion at -Quai-er Hill Friday morning for the accommodation of the public. from residents of that section.
 Like the iails in Norwich and Brooklyn, the Niddlesex county jail at Haddam is grewing emtpy, Sheriff Thompson sa.s. At Bridgeport there county jail as against 3s6 two years ago, according to Sheriff Pease.
 The company from Hartford which has the contract for the reconstruc- tlon of the White Beach hotel into sanatorium for bone tuberculosis. is hustiing the alterations an1 expects to deliver the building to the state ready for occupancy about Sept 1.
 At New Lcndon. Dr. Joseph NJ. Ca ney, has purchased the Fond resi- dence at the corner of Williams and Granite streets from Henry R. Bond. Dr. Clancy. who is now at his sum- mer home at Oswegatchie, intends to occupy the Bond property in the fall
 Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Robbins B. StceckeI has announced that s5,200 in fines were collected in the courts of the state during the first fifteen days of July as the result of violations of the automobile laws. During the first two weeks of July 1918 the fines amounted to $2,4e4. Among the 3oco nominations for postna sterships sent to the senate by President Wilson are 27 for Connec- ticut. The men recommended for another fouryear term include: AL exander Gilman. Putnam; Joseph H. Leahy, Stonington; Frank LaFavre, Central Village. and George H. Foley, Mystic.
 The New. Haven Journal Courier notes that the first day of the Novena to St Anne at St. Louis church brought large crowds from all parts of the c:t,'. and from several places fl the state, especially during the everins services when Rev. Charles Fl. Paaueste. formerly of Taftviile, preached.