Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-30

spent their honeymoon touring France visiting numerous places of interest, including Monte Carlo. They sailed from Bordeaux July and ar rived at Newport News July 21 where Corporal Hoff was discharged July 23 They arrived in Coventry Sunday.
 During the warm weather of the past week there has been a consid- erable increase in the number who patronized the swimming pool at the local Y. M C. A About forty to fifty cool tiled pool to take dip. The wo- men and girls of the city keep up the average On the days set aside for them Tuesdays and Fridays. The women hnd girls are under supervision while in the pool.
 The assignment of beats to police officers for August is as follows: Of f1cer Mclean. Sodom; Officer Grady, Jackson street: Officer Pau1hus. Up- per Main street; Officer Enander, Gen. ter Main street; Officer Leahy. day duty. The officer on day duty acts as traffic officer and is stationed at the head of Railroad street The new as- signments become effective .Aug-.1. The WiIIimantic police were notified Tuesday afternoon that early in the afternoon two youths between IS and 20 years old had broken into two cot tages at Coventry. Some bank hooks and other papers and a watch -were taken. One of the boys was dressed in brown suit. No clear description of the other could be given
 The death of Isaac R. BlumenthaI, holde-of the first medal awarded by, the Connecticut Humane Society. re- calls the fact that out of the twenty one medals awarded by the society. WiTlimantic has received five. ranking of the state in number of medals re- ceived. The following local men have received medals: F. H. Topliff. siI- yer medal. 1895: O. T. Babcock. sil- yer medal. 1895; Herbert French. sfI- yer medal. 1ss7: Albert French. sil- yer medal. 1897: John Hancock. a bronze medal 1897. Others in this vicinity who have received medals from the society are Florence E. eer, Lebanon, bronze medal. 1906: medal, 1908; Walter Hale. Columbia, bronze medal. 1908.
 Special exemptions will be allowed aliens who have been in military ser vice and now wish to become citi-, zens, according to notice received on Tuesday by Clerk B. M. Warner of the Windham county superior court Such candidates will not be required to give the usual ninety day notice nor will they be required to furnish certificates setting forth the time of their arrival in this country. They will also be exempted from payment of the usual fee of $4.
 Brief Mention.
 Judge Otto B. Robinson was vis- itor m Norwich recently.
 It is planned to hold a hike under the auspices of the Y. M. c. A. next Saturday.
 Mrs. Jennie P. Nichols of 117 North street has returned. after spending a week with relatives and friends in Bridgeport,
 It is expected that F. Skerr who was arrested Tn connection with the automobile accident on the Co., lumbia road July If. will be brought before the police court Saturday morning next. ~.-
 The civil action against Edward O'Brien, proprietor of the OBrien carnival which was here last week over a bill of $206 has been settled out of court.
 At recent meeting of the directors of the Industrial Baseball league the protest of the Smith Winchester team against the playing of Harry Neel was sustained and the game or