Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-18
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VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Light vehicle lamps at 7.4s o'clock this evening.
 The July moon is full tomorrow, the 1sUa at 7.0s p. m.
 Mrs Lebbius F. Bissell of Rockville is spending the summer at Eastern Point.
 commodore Henry Anderson of the New York Yacht club at Block Island.
 Stevens studio is closed until further notiee.-adS.
 Hundred of acres of tobacco and corn have been blown over in towns about the state.
 Tuesday will be the closing day of the Connecticut Chautauqua at Plainville Camp Ground.
 Children's excursion parties to Ocean Beach Saturday had the added diversion of watching dancing bear.
 Recent fees have left the water at nearby bathing beaches warmer than it has been for years during July.
 Governor Everett B. Lake of Connec- ticut is planning to spend August at Watch Hill His family ie there at present.
 During Saturday, Charles A. Gager, IT,, and helpers made a good start at cutting MT. Gager's big oat field at his MoAegan farm.
 With nearly 200 delegates registered the Epworta league institute has opened at wesleyan University to continue dur ing this week.
 With clear air and moderate temper ature Saturday and Sunday compensated for the many uncomfortable days which had gone before.
 Due to extra travel because of the circus in New London Saturday cars on the Montville line were late during many of the afternoon trips.
 There will be an addition to all water bills unpaid after the 20th.-adv.
 The race buoys were put out n the bay at Watch Kills tae past week in prep aration for the dory races which will be held ater in the season
 One of the attractive spots in Nor wich just now is the shady, old fashioned garden at the home of Mrs. Frank A. Robinson. on Sachem street Xens picnic drawbridge, Tuesday Bus leaves Ricker's corner a. m.-adv
 TSae delegates from the Central Bap- tist church to the great c, E. convention in New York are to report the convention at the Thursday evening meeting.
 Italian residents throughout the state connnienoratAd Saturday the feast of Our Lady of Mt Carmel, always an inn portant day in their own country. The New London Horticultural society has voted to hold it's annual picnic in August. It is planned to have it in the Oswegztchie woods on the Mantle river. <
 Mrs Louis Lndholm of Middletown has announced the enga asement of her daugh- ter Edith, to Raymond Earl Baldwin, Yale 1921. Miss Lindholm was grad uated from Connecticut college in 1920.
 nae Stafferd Health association intends to hold weekly baby clinics under direc- tion of Miss Ann Miller public health nurse Wednesday afternoon from un- til ocleck.
 A visitor from Groton was among the ten who registered at the D. A. R, muse um at Norwich Town Green Saturday afternoon when Mrs. Owen S. Smith was hostess.
 Dae Knights of Columbus have re- quested a memorial mass at St. Patrick's s church today (Mohday) for Charles ". Corcoran who died July 27 at his home, "A Fountain street.
 It is mentioned that Mr and Mrs. A. M. Bartlett of Pine Grove had as their guests recently, Mrs. Earl Young of Norwich and MT. and Mrs. Leon Wilson and family of Putnam.
 The preacher announced at the United Congregational church Sunday next is native son of Norwich, Rev Edwin W. Bis1op D. D., of Plymouth Congregation al church, Lansing, Mich.
 Dr. Karl Reiland of St. George's Episcopal church, New York conducted fl George, formerly Camp Rainsford, at Black Hall, Sunday at s.s0 a. m Fur dealers here learn that belts of active furs in the market these days, due chiefly to the general call for long haired pelts from the garment trade for l trimming purposes.
 Nawigation to and from Block Island has been hazardous the, past week on account of fog nevertheless the steam CTS Island Belle and Eelseco III from Norwich have succeeded in maintaining their daily schedules.
 The New 1ondon traf1c officer at tae Howard street fixed post solved the etiquette of uniform Saturday, motion inE "Cfo v or Stop {" in coatless com fort although sporting patent leather shoes and white gloves. The Watch Hill Bathing Beach associ- ation has purchased a lungmotor. AL shodgh there have been no drownings at the bathing beach within the past 50 years, 1t was thought advisable to have 1t on hand in case of emergency
 There was | successful health meeting Friday evening with a view to starting a movement in Rockville to eradicate tub erculosis among domestic animals J. NJ Whittlesey commissioner of domestic animals. was one of the speakers
 A Collinsyille correspondent writes re- garding former Norwich residents Rev. Charles K Tracy accompanied Mrs. Tracy to New Haven on her way to Crescent Beach where she will remain a few days.
 The United States civil service com. mission announces fo rAng. r an ex- animation for assistant metallurgical chemist Vacancies at the naval ord nance plant, South Charleston, w Va, at s6.44 per diem will be filled from this examination.
 The American flag is respected abroad but it certainly is not at home--in most cases. There Is complaint that during Friday mornings parade when the flags were carried by not one man in lhun- dred doffed his hot. It was the same way in Kew London Saturday.