Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

this evening.
 Summer has arrived on time. The mer- cury registered 90 and better in some | places st noon Wednesday.
 The National Guard cavalry troops at | Mantle spent Tuesday in mounted drill | ing and instruction in pistol science.
 Franklin Chapter No. 4, R. A. M. works t.e Royal Arch d gree at Masonic Temple, tonight at oalock.-adv. Howard r. Drew of Hartford who re- gently passed the Connecticut bar ex- amina tion, isN one of the first colored lawyers to practice in this state.
 The U. S. civil service commission announces an open competitive exami- nation for assistant dairy husbandman on July 20. Entrance salary is $16S0- $24eo,
 Mir. and Mrs. John W. Ghent of Hart ford are spending a few days at East ern Point where MT. Ghent is attending the annual convention of the state druggists
 Dancing at Gales Ferry clubhouse to- | night. Admission 5oc-adv. Fully 500 Red Men of Northern Con- necticut assembled in Manchester on Saturday afternoon for their first quar- I terly meeting and bi-annual convention at Cheney Hall.
 | Catherine Miller, IS, released on pa role from the East Lyme state farm. committed suicide Tuesday at Hartford | by inhaling gas. She had been employ cd as a domestic.
 The tour of duty of the National Guardsmen at Camp Devens will cost the state $6o,o0o. Governor Lake has ap- proved that amount to the comptroller for the adjutant general. See classied advertising page today for announcement of auto truck and pleasure car auction sale Saturday at Putnam. Witter Bros, Danielson, auc- tioneers-adv.
 Richard Maher, 5s, fell from now ing machine on a farm in Bolton Tues day and died Is minutes later. Medi- cal Examiner W. R. Tinker said death was due to a broken neck.
 Philip Corbin of New Britain, an an- nual summer resident at Eastern Point, and Mrs. Fife Constance zabriskie Ste phenson of Hackensack, N. J., were mar ried in New Britain Tuesday
 Bright college years" will continue to be the official Yale reunion and ath- letic headline game song. This decision was made by the University Corpora tion and Alumni Advisory Board
 Mrs. Frank B. Gay and daughters, Miss Constance NJ. Gay and Miss Flea nor M. Gay of Hartford are occupying their cottage at Weekapaug, R. l., for the summer. MT. Gay will join them week-ends.
 l There has been a very noticeable fall ing off in the size of the catches of lob sters during the past few days in Long Island sound. The boats bringing in much smaller quantities than earlier in the season.
 Spanish mackerel hard crabs and lob sters, black flat, jumbo buffers. shore haddock, fresh mackerel, founder steaks, little necks, round and long clans, fry Ing or steaming. Powers Bros.-adv
 Officials of the state motor vehicle department said that there appeared tc be an epidemic of lost automobile mark CTS which led to the belief that persons in various parts of the state were steal ing sets of markers from cars
 The class of '21 Hopkinton Higl School, held their graduation exercises in the Ashaway school hall, Wednesday evening. The eighth grade will receive i their certificates of promotion at the chapel exercises Thursday morning.
 The first accident since the Niantit camp opened this season occurred Tues day when a member of Troop A, Nev Haven, fcil from his horse and wa shaken up. His injuries were not SC rious and he was soon able to ge around.
 Norwich people will find Pomfre Manor inn, Pomfret street, the most de lightful in southern New England. Fin 2f ol mansion, splendid cuisine ball room = and acres of beautiful grounds witt | floral gardens.-adv
 e The three-day annual conference of re creational workers of the National Fed eration of Girls Clubs at Connection n college closed Wednesday and the 5 d delegates, including several of the na $ tional officers returned to their home V by train or motor.
 - President Benjamin T. Marshall o Connecticut college, attended the inau = guration of James Rowland Angell a Yale university, Wednesday, and marcf ed in the academic procession, whic preceded the annual commencement eH ercises in woolsey hall.
 Incomplete returns received at tn } state tax department for the net incon corporation tax list, which is to be sut mitted to the state treasurer for collet
 ton on Aug. 1, indicate that the state
 income from that source will be s1,o00
 900 less than last year.
 The annual camp meeting or IT Southern New England Conference Seventh-day Adventists is to be held ; Charte- Oak Park. June 2S-July 3. Ft several days a large corps of workme has been making necessary preparation
 for the hundreds of delegates.
 A movement to attempt to secure u
 establishment of cooperative office
 the bureau of foreign and domest
 commerce, department of commerce,
 New London has been inaugurated, al
 is gaining favor among the business al
 manufacturing interests of the state
 Through the favor of Mrs. Charl
 Tufts of Norwich Town, at the sugge
 ton of Rev ,Gurdon F. Bailey, the sta . library has come into the possession IC a contemporaneous map showing t ;, boundary agreed upon in 1715 by t colonies of Massachusetts and Connec
 cut.
 Several of the reun|~n classes as tn marched through Temple street halt 10 in front of the residence of Henry I, Blake, Yale, AS, New Haven's oldt Ell graduate, to cheer and serenade him. T
 class of 's1 S. concluded it's ovation wi 70 the playing of The Star Spangled Ba
 ner.
 To those who are planning to atte
 the summer normal school at Yale
 history of the school may prove int
 esting. The first session was held
 MI on1 fta H