Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16
Glx18 iktiu Norwich, Wean.sday, July Is. 1o1s
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at $50 o'cloc
 this evening,
 The days length todass July Is vi
 be exactly fifteen hours.
 No appointment as postmaster a
 the Bolton office has yet been made.
 The water office will be open al ', day SAturday.-adv.
 ' Herman Johl, is owner of nev s thread mill to locate at Trails cor - her, Groton. ae
 l. Tuesday had all the characteristic of a dog day. although dog days d' ( not begin until July z5.
 is In some of the Catholic churche: 2 today there will be special masses fol : the feast Of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel q The Boy Scouts of Toiland are re 7 ceiving special instruction in signal
 meeting.
 Tug Niles stai1dish lowed the scows tElizA6eth Mcclure and Harry A. Keel f CT from Norwich to New London on
 Tuesday morning.
 I A mean thief who is stealing flags, I floral forms and ribbons from graves in Map1ewood cemetery has been re- I ported to the police.
 I The Ffshermen's Union strike in the I big cities has caused some of the No- | dnh-- meet or SCHCQlCIS LO pc tASQ up till the trouble ends.
 Round clans, oysters, shrimp and ] large Holsters at Powers Bros.-adv. a Negotiations are under way to buy the Griswold lot on the corner of Cove and Pleasant streets, Niantic so to eliminate the bad corner. Delegates from this vicinity who attended the E1ks' and Pythians' con ventions at Atlantic City had to pay $7.50 per night for a bed.
 An anniversary requiem high mass for John J. Sullivan was sung in St. Patrick's church Tuesday at o'clock by Rev. John H. Broderick.
 The new motor vehicle laws of the state have just been issued in con verient booklet form by the state de- 1 partment of motor vehicles. ~ By next week. the huckleberry crop will be at its best. The season is earlier this year than last and recent | rains kept the berries from burning l up.
 Fishermen's strike continues in Bos- | ton, but we have been able to procure l a choice lot of live fish. No frozen | stock at Powers Bros.--adv.
 Miss M. c. Adles. of New York is at the Lenox House. Main street, Nor | wich. until Friday. Latest hair styles 1 Make early appointments. Tel. 1267-I adv.
 Telephone operators are leaving for l Westbrook where they will spend | their vacation at the Southern New | England Telephone eompany's recrea- tion camp.
 At the New London Division rail- road mems outing at Midway Saturday | where over 300 attended, the athletic anaouncer was Thomas Nj. Rawley, | formerly of Norwich
 The o. E. S. will hold a picnic at | Richards Grove today "Wednesday. All the sister chapters of this part of the state of Connecticut will gather to celebrate Robert Morris Day.
 Tuesday was St. swithin's day, and according to an old belief. the wea- ther will govern the weather for the next forty days. It was a mixture of clouds and brief sprfnk1es.
 Blue fish. white perch. flat, found CT steak, Eastern and Western halibut and salmon, native. sea trout. sword, all choice stocks at Powers Bros-adv.I
 An employment bureau for return ed service men is planned in. several Connecticut cities by the Knights of Columbus. This work is a part of the programme arranged by the supreme directors.
 Camp Mohegan opened June 25 by the New London Y. M. c. A. at Led yard Pond. will close for the summer -oday Wednesday,. More than 35 I ooys have been spending their vaca- z ions at the camp.
 At Pleasant View. A. F. Kinney. I who has been remodeling his building ] or two apartments has rented the ower floor to A. Danahey. of Willi- I mantle, who. it is expected. will ar- a i've about Aug. l. i Trinity M. E. Sunday school picnic 2 Thursday, July IT. to Ocean Beach. teamer NeIseco II. railroad dock. ( o.1o. Public invited. Fare for non members, adults 75c round trip. chil- 5 lren 25c. If stormy, picnic Friday T dv. a An East Haven man, Ernest Cop z erthfte, 35 years old. and married | vent suddenly and violently insane : n Monday and threatened his own life 1itted to the Norwich state hospital. A survey has been made of Slocumb ark, Groton Heights, with a view of citing home ideas of the proper beau 2 flying Of the already charming spot, Il ne gift of Mrs. Cutlbert Harrison M locoT1b, who died in Italy few years a, The body of Colonel Christian c uien, whose death occurred at the cf oldiers' Home at Noroton, Saturday, as taken to Danbury and the fu- kl eral services were held at the Me bt todfst church Tuesday afternoon at m o'clock. fiji At S7. George L. Yeomans took a CT roll down town Tuesday from his ~, ea ome on Lafayette street and was hI io"inS HIS 1TieHoS copy or the T'l orwich Bulletin dated Dec. 2S, 1884 r. Yeon1ans works in his garden ev- E y morning. To meet the increase in wages anted the employees of the Danbury
 Bethel Street Railway company st week by the board of arbitra tion ! increase in fares. to 2 1-2 cents is to take effect today Wednesday,. Louis NJ. Sumner of Chicago died at c Lawrence hospital. New London, onday morning. He is survived by