Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-30
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 7.55 o'clock Qs. t.) tonight.
 A number of eastern Connecticut peo- pie will leave Saturday, July 1st, forl their cottages at the shore.
 Mrs. John B. Bailey was hostess to the members of the Faire Harbour club at her cottage at Eastern Point Wednes- day.
 Captain Harry Curry has joined the group of United States army officers comprising the instructors of the Con- necticut National Guard
 The annual outing of the Rhode Isl- and Automobile Dealers association, the first affair of its kind, was held We'd nesday at Rocky Point. The Hudson Silk & Woolen House of New London has filed with the secre- tary of state certificate claiming the | exclusive right to use of that name.
 MT. and Mrs. Philip Corbin of New Britain are the house guests of Mr and Mrs. George E. Kohn of Pennington lat their summer home at Eastern Point!
 The state police department has ac- 1 cepted an invitation to compete in a craftsmanship test to be held at the Danbury fair grounds today (Friday).
 The small boy Is already celebrating the Fourth. Cap pistols and fire crack i CTS have made their appearance on the streets in various sections of the city.
 MT. and Mrs. William Ellis of Pearl street, Noank, have received word of the | marriage of their son, Walter Ellis, and Miss Florence Bourke of Windsor, Can ada.
 Miss Alice Eldridge of New London was bridesmaid at the wedding of William Wallace Scoville and Miss Mary Adelaide Bragaw in Hartford Wednes- day.
 Northbound traffic on the Bar Harbor express is very heavy this week Several sections of the Bar Harbor go through Norwich between 10 and Il o'clock each night.
 Governor Lake has approved a bill o1 $14,2S75O for board and tuition of 127 pupils of the American School for the Deaf for three months from April tc July l.
 James E. Rivett, driver of the Mitchell ward ambulance, ran into three-yea1 old child on Jefferson avenue in New London Wednesday. The child who wa. Rosie Paty, was not badly hurt. : The first annual track and field mee of the state department of the Ameri can Legion. which is to be held at Yal field, New Haven, Saturday, July Is premises to be the largest meet ever helt in Connecticut.
 A warning by the state board 0 health against the use of the "old oakel bucket" in all its various forms was is sued Wednesday on the grounds tha practically all wells where such bucket are used are polluted.
 That there would be no school ta levied in the eighth school district fo , the coming year was decided at the an nual meeting of the Eastern Point schoc board held Wednesday night at tn schoolhouse at Eastern Point.
 About 200 persons are in attendanc this week at the Connecticut summe school of religious education which ! being held in Connecticut College fo Women. Of those present, the majol ity are teachers, superintendents an pastors.
 The net income of Connecticut pei sons liable to the federal income ta diminished approximately S150000 00 from the amount collected the precedin year, according to figures announce from the office of internal revenue 2 Hartford.
 Important questions relating to tn | prohts derived by Connecticut manufat l turers by long and short hauls were dis cussed at "a meeting of the committee 0 the survey of freight transportation ( the state chamber of commerce at liar ford Wednesday.
 The proposal to form an "Old Gual association" of the historic independel chartered military organizations of Ne England has met with considerable f l af bn commands, some of whose charters da back nearly two centuries.
 At St. Mary's church in Carolina, l., near Westerly, Miss Kathryn H. G lins, daughter of ex-state senator, Joi 2 W. Collins of Richmond, was united marriage by Rev. Fr. J. P. Cassagne :. the Immaculate Conception churl II Westerly to John A. Quinn.
 On and after next Saturday every pc son over IS years old fishing in the ire waters of Rhode Island, must first Q tain a license from city or town cle in that state in compliance with t new law passed at he last session
 the Rhode Island legislature.
 The strawberry season is rapit passing and prices are higher. The fiji black sraspberries of the season have { rived and wholesale at $11 per crs
 of 32 one-quart baskets. A few T raspberries are coming marketward a
 sell. from 200 to 25c per pint.
 Under the terms of an order issu m recently from the office of the posrm; ' ter general concerns engaged in m K order business may obtain from the
 cal post offices blank money ord' le free of charge on which they may ha
 printed the name and address of 1E firm.
 Governor Everett J. Lake. Mrs. La
 and son, Harold Sykes Lake. arriV
 Tuesday night at The Grtswold, Easte
 Point, Governor Lake and his son, V le was former Harvard golf captain, {
 entered in the golf championship of er State Golf association on the Shenec .,, sett links