Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

cludes Rev. Edward M. Chapman of New London.
 Somerset lodge works the M M. degree 
 Arthur c. Brown and S. P. Smith of Norwich were recently granted patent on a toy car.
 The brief shower of Tuesday morning had little or no effect on the close, sul- try atmosphere.
 The shore resorts are completing plans to take care of the big crowds expected over the Fourth.
 brated by the Italians Thursday and Friday of this week.
 Mrs. G. Brainard Smith of Hartford is occupying her cottage, Heartease, Cres- cent Beach, for the season.
 Second Company, Governors Foot Guard. are making preparations for it's camp at Mantle, July 14-17.
 Included among the summer residents at Groton Long Point this season is Mrs. Edward R. Grier of Hartford. Mrs Herbert M. Lerou and Mrs. S. Howard Mead will be the hostesses at the D, A. R. musium this Wednesday, afternoon.
 Surveyors are at work on Sachen and Lafayette streets laying out the line for the macadam which is to be laid or those streets.
 The Sunday evening service at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church was the last Sunday evening service until September 11th.
 A number of authorities on immigra i tioH have been secured for the speakers af ha o,1iv l be held by the state board of education. Powers Bros, also a full line of all the freshest fish obtainable.-adv. 1 Members of the local National Guart units speak very highly of camp life a l Devens. They were in camp at the wa time mobilization camp for two weeks.
 The driver of Massachusetts tourinj car while waiting for the toll bridge a 1 Groton to close Tuesday backed his ca Into telegraph pole knocking down tn street lamp.
 The United Congregational churcI | Sunday school children are inpatient waiting for picnic day which occurs thl week The children are going to Ocea Beach for the outing.
 Central Baptist school outing, Rich ards grove, July 1. Cars leave Frank lin square 945. Tickets at Cranston's adv
 Despite the wastage of war Rhode I. land in 1920 had a higher proportion ( males to females in it's population tha lt had in 1900. although a trine les than 1t had in 1910. Among the graduates at Yale unive, sity last week who received the degre of B. Fl were John Francis Lynch ( Ward street Norwich. and Abraham L. vine of Washington street, also of tn city.
 The New York Fresh Air children a, again to visit Mystic. L. ?. Allyn chairman of the committee on arrang ments. The little ones are to arrive Mystic on Tuesday, July 26, for tv weeks stay.
 Chautauqua opens Thursday, June 3 Get your season tickets at Cranston's , from the committee. No season ticke sold after the opening Thursday afte noon.-adv.
 Twelve cases of typhoid fever we reported to the state department health last week, an increase of six ov the week before, according to the wee ly morbidty report of the brreau preventable diseases. One case was fro Stonington.
 Between now and July 4th there " be a series of elimination races betwe the 90-odd crews of the destroyer he stationed at Newport, and on the Four there will be held the final race betwe the crews remaining to represent ca division of the destroyer fleet
 Get your salmon, Holsters and lit neck clans here for this week E stock and low prices. Broadway Fi Market, 40 Broadway.-adv.
 Explaining the dangers from tetani popularly known as lociiaw the bure of preventable diseases of the state partment of health has issued sta ment urging the use of tetanus an toxin in injuries suffered during Foul of July fireworks displays.
 The state tax on the New Haven TO has been raised $25o.0oo this year account of the increased freight a passenger rates of the road, bringing tax up to S1,754.493. There has be a general increase in taxation on all the railroad properties in the state
 In Noank members of Liberty coun D. of A., observed Sunday as Memor V day and decorated the graves of depa ed members. Meeting at the home
 Mrs. Mary C. Latham the memb marched to the Valley cemetery. I memorial service of the D. A. R, V read.
 All Greeneville owners of automobi e and bicycles wanted to appear in Foul of July community parade decorated e- adv.
 Internal Revenue Collector James S' Walsh and his staff are working ov
 time this week checking up accounts z y getting the Hartford office of the coll
 ter in shape for the new administ >S ton. The New Haven and Bridger
 offices will be clvsed on Wednesday
 Thursday.
 The opening session of the sum1
 school of religions education at Conr
 ticut college was held Monday at
 clock. From until 11.40 there W
 four periods of instruction in B
 psychology, pedagogy, church histt
 Biblical geography, story telling f church school administration.
 Many are under the impression I ,.s those who go to the citizens milit
 training camp at Camp Devens on Aug 1 will be under obligations to the govt
 ment after they have completed
 course This is entirely erroneous.
 plan of the government is simply to "a vide fer another war emergency. 
 BUILDERS CONFER WITH SCHOOL HOUSE ARCHITT