Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

i
 from Friday. Sept. 5.
 The run of little blues and cells of Saybrook is the best in a long time.
 Watching the kite-fiying is one o
 the pastimes for Watch Hill visitor
 this season.
 | Most of the Fresh Air children
 cared for in this section. have return
 ed to New York.
 The girls and boys understand tn. 1 signs, when the store windows begir to feature school supplies.
 l The big new tractor at the Norwich State Hospital has proved wonder. fuf help in this years farming The planet Saturn was in conjunc- ton with the sun on the 25thf and has bee invisible throughout the month l It is rnetioned at Saybrook that s A. Robinson. motorman on the Shore l Line electric cars and family, moved i to Springfield. Mass, Friday. Rev. Brownen Gage. who left Nor return to China, has been head of the 1 Yale Mission there since 1906. 1 Delegates representing the Connec- l ticut Grand Army of the Republic will attend the first annual convention ot the American Legion in Minneapolis next November. cefve donations of books and naga- zines which are forwarded to the Norwich State Hospital and Tubercu- losis Sanatorium.
 The famous artist. Wallace Nutting, is visiting MT. and Mrs. Arthur S. will take several pictures and later use them fin his work. Out of the 7S descendants Of Levi and Lydia Preston Rice. now known to be living. 52 were present at the twenty second annual reunion held in Nv<p " O " fc ef
 Excursion to Ocean beach, auspices First Congregational church, Wednes- day August 27th, on Ne1seco II. Adult fare. 75c round trip. If stormy post poned to Thursday. Public invited adv.
 MT. and Mrs. L. Bousquet, the for mer 67 and the latter 65, of Harris vil1e- R. l.. who celebrated the 50th anniversary of their marriage Friday at their home were married in 1869 in Putnam.
 At Haddam Neck the Swedish Mis- sionary friends held their annual sum- mer conference Sunday. Rev. Frank Sahlin of New London and Rev. A. E. E1mquist of Cromwell. were the speakers.
 Patients dismissed from New Lon don hospital include: Peter Catano of Groton; Kenneth Tucker of Lyme: Jerome Northrop of Mystic: Vincent Guinan of Groton. and Daniel Robert son of Noank.
 At the 24th annual reunion of the Fowler family held at the Middlefield Town hall the other day, it was voted North Guilfords the third Wednesday in August 1920.
 The fish supply about Stonington has been the lowest in that section in number of years. The men return ing from Block Island find it slack I, <> I,<, 1~o,+ fish in that section.
 The Misouamfcut Golf club tourna- ment which afforded an interesting week of sport for Watch Hill golfers, was concluded when A. Martin Rich mond won the cup in the final match from William Clark. up and to go.
 This year the preacher of the Cath olic priests retreat is Very Rev. Chas. w. Lyons, S.. J. Father Lyons was for several years the rector of Boston College and is at present stationed at the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola, New York.
 The Grand Aerie. Fraterna1 Order of Eagles in convention at New Haven. put itself on record as in favor of the Irish cause. The sympathies of the organization of 100000 members is with Ireland in it's attempt to gain independence.
 e-education of country clergymen to enable them to cope with postwar problems is planned by the Presbyter- ian Board of Home Missions. accord ing to an Announcement made Sunday at headquarters of the Presbyterian New Era Movement
 Frederick A. Lillie. 72. a native of Coventry, for 13 years successful teacher in Manchester, died suddenly evening at Pittsburgh, Pa.. visit. MT. Lillie had been on the inac- tive list for several years.
 Notification has been received that The American Association of Park Superintendents will hold a conven tion in Hartford to last three days from today {Tuesdayl. It is expect from the Pacific coast.
 Attorney General Frank E. Healy has sent an opinion to Motor Vehi- cle Commissioners Stoeckel that no court has a right to keep any bail for such forfeitures should be forwarded to the motor vehicle department.
 The estate of John W. Sterling of a New York law firm. was appraised at $20.S36,1es. Yale University re- ceives about s1s.o00,0o0 of this sum. and Mir. Sterling's nephew. Dr. Frank $. Bunnell. Norwich Free Academy, receives life interest in s250000.
 The state board of education has the resignation of State | School Supervisor J. l.. Meader who | aas an appointment to statistical work l md Supervisor of Schools E. Ward i Ireland of Hartford has been appoint i sd to supervise WestbroolS school.
 The United States civil service com mission announces a civil service ex- animation for junior electrical engi- neer for men only. Vacancies in the i bureau of mines department of the | terior. for duty at Pittsburgh. Penn., ! pr elsewhere. at s1.oS0 to $1.20o a year | win be filled.
 Connecticut leads In tuberculosis | sanataria and the United States gov ! srnment recognizes this in asking the | state tuberculosis commission, George | . Allen of Middletown, secretary. how | much the state could aid in caring for | soldiers and sailors suffering from | ung trouble.
 Author Refers to Norwich.