Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-01

S4oSA- evening. Wednesday was Home Day" at the Soldiers Home at Cornwall.
 Regular meeting K. of c. tonight at 8 p. m.-adv.
 Henry c. Lane, new superintendent of cemeteries, will take office today (Fri- day).
 Many eastern Connecticut people will leave today for summer resorts where they will spend the month of July.
 Twelve thousand copies of the Work mems Compensation Law are to be pub lished soon for distribution about the state.
 F. ". Brown of Old Mystic was se- verely injured and probably crippled for fife Sunday evening when he was gored by a bull on his farm.
 Governor Lake has signed the bill ap- propriating s325,oo0 for the construction of new buildings at the Connecticut State Hospital for the Insane at Middletown.
 A number of local ex-service men will attend the reunion of the Yankee Division in Boston this week. The Y-D is plan ming 8 big gathering in the Bay State city.
 Dance. Palmer hall, Fitchvil1e Friday evening. July 1.-adv.
 The executive committee of the Con neeticut Chamber of Commerce, at their meeting this week discussed the coal situation in Connecticut and New Eng land in general
 At the meeting of the State Board of Control this week the state treasurer was authorized to borrow S500000 to meet the running expenses of the state until the new taxes are paid.
 At Potter Hill. near Westerly, fifty friends of Miss Kettle Still gave her a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening in honor of her approaching marriage with James Howard of Westerly. | Deficiency appropriations granted this week by the state board of control in clude: State agencies, $34,212; board of education, s1s,7es71 Windham county superior court, juries, sSSs.4O.
 With approximately 400 applications from men desiring places on the force o1 the reorganized state police department applications will close today (Friday) The applications now on hand will b. classified.
 Clara Barton Tent, D. " food sale al Buckingham Memorial, tomorrow at 10 a m-adv.
 Deputy Secondary of State Dwyer ha called attention to the fact that the an nual reports of corporations whose fsca years end June 30 and whose reports t the secretary are to be filed as of July will be due in a few days.
 The public utilities commission ha denied the petition of certain jitneyme , to operate jitney routes between Hart ford and Manchester. This means tha after July 14 there will be no jitneys operation between the two places. l, At Hebron a farewell party was hel : by the Boy Seo-es Camp Fire Girls an y Christian Endeavor society in honor ( Allyn and Miss Doris Tennant the CT [ gagement of Miss Eleanor P. Lord { = Rev. Howard c. Champe was announce The fate of the market service at Col y necticut Agricultural college rests wit q the state board of control. At the ne: meeting L. H. Healey, secretary of u state board of agriculture, will make request for funds to continue the SC vice.
 f St. James lodge. No 2s, F. and A. Nj , works the third degree in full form . Masonic Temple tonight at 2. 30. Lec lures illustrated by stereopticon. Larg attendance desirSd.-adv I Major General Clarence R. Edward
 
 . pertinent of the northeast, and form d commander of the Yankee (Twenty-Six - New England) division of the Unit, 1 States army was visitor at Fort Wrig . Wednesday.
 T successful lawn fete was held tt a week on the grounds at the home $ Mir. and Mrs. Earl H. Perrin, Ashawa for the benefit of the Potter Hill char 'I piano fund. It was held under the au u pices of the Cleaners, Mrs. Perrin's Su day school class.
 # The Connecticut State Register a
 Manual for 1921 is off the press. Dep
 ty Secretary Dwyer said that gene1
 distribution of the register would beg
 in a few days. The manual is the fiji N published under the direction of Secreta
 Donald J. Warner. ie State headquarters of the American I r. zion ia In receipt Of a large number 1e pamphlets published in France entitl a. "To the Homeward Bound Americans
 expression of gratitude on the part of [ d French nation to the American sold = who fought in the war. ;" The Citizenship department of the C. E necticut League of Women Voters r 70 . mailed to each of it's branch leagues
 the state 8 Know Your Town questic ,y naire which will form the basis for act '' ity this summer among the leagues me ,. bers in the different towns. r. Notwithstanding the general tender
 towards motive power for all kinds
 traction work the number of oxen
 Connecticut farms is steadily increasi 0t There Is a two-fold reason, the incres
 in the number of Italian farmers al z secondly, the Connecticut hills. ~ Forms for filing returns of special t;
 es upon business and occupations
 now available at offices of the collect
 of internal revenue and branch ofic
 These taxes are due today (July 1st a
 are held by the Bureau of Internal R
 enue to be delinquent after July 31st
 Connecticut students graduated fir
 Philips-Exeter Academy, Exeter, N.
 this week include Frederick P. Latin
 Jr., of New London. He was elected
 the honorary society. Cum Laude,
 ceived honors in advanced French z