Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-11
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at s.54 o'clock | this evening".
 At present there are about 75 boys
 at Camp -Massap peak. Gardner Lake. | At-Saybrook, Daniel Wadsworth has l for. the season Bird students note that the swallows are gathering on the wires unusually early this year. At a recent. entertainment the. school ~ Einott cleared $6.30. This amount IS 10 be expended in the school room Plans are being completed for brin~- ing fresh air children to Rockville far their annual vacation, probably dl1rine the week of July. 20.
 Regaiar meeting of K of c. tonight at 7.30.-ady.
 The women of the Italian branch o+ picnic and novelty dance for the bene
 nt pr the Salvation Army.
 Alterations have begun on the for
 mer Calvin Rawson home on Broad way, recently purchased for a club
 house by White Cross council, No. IS. K. of c. -o'
 The ordnance department at Saw orook proving grounds is hustlinr this week to ship two carloads of materia1 70 the government headquarters at
 The summer school of popular bi-d study and game farming under 7the national association of Auduhon soo clet1es at Amston opened for it's sec ond season this week.
 .t To L.. Staples of Ellington has neen assigned the matter of entertain ment during the .essien of Danbury state summer school for teachers. where 225 are registered.
 Mir. and Mrs. Erven~ Adams of Brooklyn, N, Y. died recently within few hours of each other Mr Adan,s was born in Phoenixviile. He was a successful dealer in rugs.
 Among the 16S towns and cities, of Connecticut are distributed 1s5 public libraries: Within the state are pub msned SI daiIy. II semi-weekly. Ss weekly and Sunday newspapers
 It is noted at Bedding that MT. and Mrs. Fred D. Mabrey on Tuesday, July 22, will have been married ten wears and they are going to celebrate with dance in the gym at Ridgewold inn
 Dancing every Monday, wednesdat and Friday evenings. Dang Jazz band pieces. Richards Grove, new floor. cool breezes and delightful music. New London and Norwich cars pass en- trance-adv.
 An exchange mentions that Mir. and Mrs. William Arnold (Bulah Brown 1ng) from Brooklyn. N Y, who have been visiting Norwich relatives. mo toreds to Bolton in the new car which was one of the brides wedding gifts
 Norwich men who hunt in Maine learn ill the eight southern coun- ties tn eopen season on partridge and Woodcock is fixed for Ostober instead of October and November There is 1 no change in the law in the eight northern counties.
 At Old Saybrook, Josiah L. Beck I with, IT, engineer at the power house, ] while at the ferry crossing a , D. m i M Monday, was struck by Rev. Daniel R. | Tricks automobile from Norwich, in | turing his shoulder and leg so that he i IS confined to his home i
 A months mind requiem high mass Patrick's church Tuesday at o'clock by Rev. Myles P. Calvin. The solo portions of the beautiful Gregorian service were by Mrs. Frank T.. Farrell with Nearer. My God. to Tee. as a waiting hymn.
 , The United States civil service com mission announces for July 16 an ex- amina tion for buyer. for men,, at New , ork. Vacancies in the office of the | port utilities officer. port of embarka- ton. New York. at $1.50O a year. vii he filled from this examination. Com petitors will be examined in spelling ar q arithmetic.
 An automobile party to Ballouville included MT. and Mrs. John McWi1liams, Mir. and Mrs. Richard Stephenson, Mir. and Mrs. James Service and Miss Constance McLearn of Norwich. who were quests of Hec- tor Mcconnell. the day being Mir. Ser vices S9th birthday 1