Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-16
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at s.5s o'clock this evening.
 The first peas of the 1919 season | were brought to market from Ledyard Saturday. This is the month when flower mis- sion work begins for the W. c. T. U. of the state. The Sunday school picnic of the Central Baptist church is to be held next week at Mohegan park.
 The Holy Name society of St. Pat rick's parish has requested memorial mass for Eugene Sullivan Tuesday.
 The office of Dr. Emma Durham is closed until June S0.-adv. One of the three Norwich ice dealers informed his customers Saturday that he has but two weeks supply on hand. Members of the G. A. R. in this state were in Lakeville to attend the an- nual meeting of the Fri State associa- tion Saturday.
 Delegates have returned from Wa terbury after attending the New Eng land annual conference of the A. M E. Zion churches.
 There was a general display of the Stars and Stripes for Flag day Satur- day, and many of tn flags continued to fly during Sunday.
 Beginning last week. all trains on the Norwich Groton division Of the New Haven road are stopping at Red Top during the daytime.
 At the graduating exercisesN of the New London Vocational school June 19 Magnetism will be the subject of the essay by Harold Sterry. The coming season at Pine Grove and Crescent Beach promises to be a good one. Most of the cottages are | engaged for the entire season. The grass crop in this state is prom | ising to yield abundantly providing the | rainfall during the next two weeks is sufficient to advance it's growth. Many motorists drove to Mohegan park Sunday to enjoy the wonderful view from OK Hill. which no resident of Norwich should miss just now. | During the past week more than 19o ] sailors have been discharged from the submarine base. Many more boys are expected to leave within the next few weeks.
 A purchaser of a handsome residence in the fine, newly opened section Revonah place. Stamford. is George $ Watts, whose family at one time resid
 
 An Amston correspondent states tha1 at Colchester the park bandstand was designed and constructed under the su. pervision of E. A. Carrin, who is work, ing the second trick at Amston sta. tion.
 A Westbrook musician, Miss Heller Brown, has been engaged to sing in tn, Second Congregational church in Nev London the coming summer. The pas tor of this church is Rev. J. Beveridg Lee.
 The nonresident fishermen wh came to Connecticut to catch shad month ago have packed up their be longings and left for their respectiv homes after good seasons worl financially.
 The Middletown Press mentions tha Miss Anna R. McGeown, who has bes in the Western Union office in tha city for the past two years. has bee appointed operator at the Griswolt Eastern Point.
 After a serious illness with pneumo mia, during which for many days hi . condition was considered critica Louis P. Roath of Warren street, Nor wich, is recovering his health and wa able to walk out for short time Sun day.
 Holders of bonds in the first Ljbert loan were due June 15 to receive nor than $36, ,65S.000 from the federal gov ernment. This is the semi-annual in terest payment due the men and wom en who loaned the government $2, 900 000,000.
 At the meeting of the Connectict state board of examiners of embalmel . held in H2s stford last week the treas urer, Thomas w. O'Keefe. of Middle | town, was elected president, and Wi liam H. Allen of Norwich was electe treasurer to succeed MT. O'keefe.
 Agricultural workers hereabouts al encouraged because by the terms of bill which has passed the house and
 now being considered by the sena1 3 farm bureau funds would be suff ciently Increased to insure the contir = uance of the home economies work. D It is noted at Bedding that Fred ] z Mabrey of Bennington. Vt, has arrive 2 at Miss Sanford's. accompanied by h N 3 year old son John and Johns wire S haired terrier Pal and pet crow Die H Later Mrs. Mabrey will arrive to ope 4 the Mabrey cottage for the season. 4 Twenty-one members of Troop E Girl Scouts. of Park church, Miss Lut T Loring leader, had picnic outing ( n Saturday at Gales Ferry as guests E Miss Dorothy Crowe1l at the cottage
 her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Nelson
 Crowell, going and returning by trai H The government has arranged f & the redemption of leftover three -ce
 stamped envelopes and two-cent pos H cards during July at their full walt r After July the two cent postcards al H three-cent stamped envelopes will
 redeemed only at their postage walt
 During the coming year, in additi,
 to routine hearings the public utiliti
 commission will hold public meetin
 at frequent or stated intervals in t
 principal cities of the state to he
 suggestions or complaints pertaini
 to all utilities companies operating
 such cities.
 One hundred and eleven children
 girls and 49 boys-who received fil ID holy communion at g o'clock mass St. Patrick's church Saturday from t , rector, Rev. J. H. Frederick, were I
 ceived into the Scapular society
 Father Frederick following vespt .l Sunday afternoon.
 C A. O. H. COUNTY BOARD