Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-14
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS Light vehicle lamps at s.51 o'clocl this evening.
 |l At Pleasant View milk is selling foi IS cents quart, and is scarce at that
 Tomorrow, July Is. is St Swith
 in's Day. when the superstitious vii
 not want to see it rain.
 The plate glass windows have beel H set in the garage on Bath street bein,
 remodeled for W. F. Bailey.
 The water office will be open all da. today.-adv.
 The annual outing of Dartmouth Connecticut Alumni was held Satur- | were S5 at the dinner.
 | At Pendleton Hill, Mrs. Clifford l Thompson and Mrs. Henry Johnson l are entertaining a Fresh Air child
 each for several weeks. I Saturday at 8 o'clock, in St. Pat l r1clz's church. a months mind requiem l high mass for Mrs. Jane Donovan was 1 sung by Rev. J. H. Broderick. A Portland correspondent writes: I Seiectman Smith and other officials of | Willimantic were here Thursday in- specting the honor roll tablet At the recent commencement exer-
 cises of the College of New Rochelle, N Y, Miss Mary Mahoney, of Nor wich, received the degree of B. L. Captain William Rathbun and crew of the power boat Lottfe, of NOank, caught swordfish weighing about 175 pounds off Montauk. Wednesday.
 One night recently a fox caught eight out of a flock of nine large chicks belonging to Master Joseph Fletcher of Dunn's Corners. Wester 1y.
 Don't forget to pay your water bin. Additions after the 20th.-adv.
 Heavy traffic Saturday was ac- counted for generally by the vacation season, together with the movement of the returning troops from over seas.
 The state board has adopted reso- futions regretting the retirement of Justin B. Holman of Saybrook from membership in the state board of charities.
 Between 200 and 300 attended the Painters and Decorators of Connec- ticut at Double Beach, New Haven. Saturday.
 At Saybrook, Louis Rathbun has resigned in the mechanical department of the Shore Line Electric Railway anr has joined the forces of Postmast- CT George c. EhefielG~
 A class of sixty seven took the state examination Saturday at the State Teachers Summer school. Danbury. Miss Nellie c. Newbury, of Hartford, was tn charge of the work.
 At present sfxty-five boys from the Y. M. C.. A. county associations of Hartford, Middlesex and New London counties are in camp at the north end of the lake at Marlborough.
 An inspection of the new directory issued by the Southern New England necticut women have entered prac- tical1y every line of business activi- ty.
 A piazza is being built at Pleasant View to the cottage recently purchas- ed by Frank R. Jackson of Williman- ct. A garage has been built on the lot.
 Step in and pay your water bfll be- fore additions are made.-adv.
 At the August meeting of the Coun- ty Pomona grange at Richards grove Saturday, August 16. State Masters Thompson of Maine and Blakeman of Connecticut will be among the speak CTS
 New Haven society papers note that MT. and Mrs. William D. Fitch ex- pect to go to their camp at Lake gust, as usual. Mir. Fitch is a native of Norwich, Town.
 At the North Methodist church, Manchester, Rev W. H. Bath, of Nor wich, formerly pastor of the South Methodist church, now district super intendent, preached at the Sunday morning service.
 The 40-foot flag staff on the Nor wich court house was repainted white Saturday, by George Henry Davis son of City Forester Henry E. Davis The painter worked without a ladder climbing the pole.
 The saloons on Bath street were closed nd the proprietors were in the groups who stood about. discussing the situ- | ation-something which never before ] had happened in Norwich.
 Prevalence of typhoid fever this | year among twice as many Connecti- cut children as in the first half of 1 l819 caused the public health coun- | ell Saturday to consider outdoor | swimming in dirty waters as one of a | number of possible sources.
 Norwich c. A. R. men learned with l regret Sunday of the death of a form | sr state commander, Colonel Christian Quien, 76, superintendent of Fitch's 1 Home for Soldiers at Noroton. who l lied at 7.50 o'clock Saturday morn ing at his home in Noroton
 An Avon young woman, Miss Stella Cylcoski has been appointed dietf- ian at Storrs college this summer At the recent fire at the college, which destroyed the girls dormitory, 'He loSt aiI her possession and even had aer purse and money burned
 When the Is German Lutheran con gregations of Connecticut held their second annual anniversary celebration l tt the Lutheran Home for the Aged the oh Peter Farley place in 5outhbury, Sunday. Rev Paul werth # Norwich was the preacher.
 The annual picnic of the state W. 7. c. was held at Hamilton Park. Waterbury, Thursday, = but 75 being were the state officers, of whom two. he president. Mrs Rose Parsons, and he secretary, Mrs. Fannie Warner, are l. rom Waterbury.
 An increase of nine cents an hour vas granted the conductors and mo- ormen of the Danbury 6 Bethel street. K9ifway Co.,. which has local tcckholders, by the board of arbi- ration Saturday. The men asked for n increase from thirty-fi cents an l., tour to fifty cents.