Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

| (s. t.) tonight.
 The fishing boat Francis. Capt Will i Ham Musante. arrived at Noauk Tues | day, with catch of seven swordish. After being provisioned at the Brook ! lyn navy yard, the new submarine 51 which has only recently been officially accepted by the U. s. government will come to the navy yard for duty. Mrs. Gertrude Rider, who is in charge of the department for the blind in the Congressional Library at Washington, | and son Howard, one of the Yale fresh- men oarsmen, are guests at Noank. United church outing today. Cars leave S45, 9.15. d. s. t-adv. Monday evening students attending the annual seven-day session of the Re- !, ligious Education, listened to an instruc- tive address by Rev. Staley F. Davis of the Methodist Episcopal church, New 1 Tiolk city.
 The two former shipping board vessels, i Fort Russell and Bon Terre. which were | purchased some time ago by the T. A. Scott O. for junking, are now stripped of ! everything that Is considered worth while removing.
 Miss Ruth Rat41bun of windham High school Is spending part of the summer recess with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Clarence P. Rathbun of Hebron. Later she will go to woodmount where she will spend two weeks.
 At Bolton as a result of complaints to Superintendent Robert T. Hurley of the state police, officers of that department arrested Howard Joyce, proprietor of the New England House, after they had se- cured evidence of liquor sales.
 Governor Lake has received an appli- cation from the states attorney for New Haven county for a requisition on the governor of New York for the return to this state of Marciano Pugliese, wanted in Waterbury for non-support.
 Mrs Josephine Black Farnese, a resi- dent of Old Lyme for several years, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. B. Chamberlain in Roxbury, Mass, Sunday She was born in Berne, Switzerland of English parents, Sept. 3, 1899. Order now from Powers Bros for your Fourth of July needs and avoid disap- pointment-adv.
 A million and q quarter feet of lun- Der, consigned to the Guernsey West brook Co, of Hartford, was brought to the state pier at New London Tues day forenoon by the steamer Willpolo from the state of Washington. | Paul E. Grow of Groton were married at the parsonage of the New London Meth odist Episcopal church at o'clock Tues day evening by the pastor, Rev. Myron E. Center. There were no attendants.
 Due to the warm weather. Superin. tendent John W. Titcomb of the state fish and game commission has decided to discontinue the states fishing cam. paign in municipal reservoirs. The scheme will be resumed in the fall.
 Captain Arthur E. Burnap who ha: been at Camp Devens as member o1 ] the Thirteenth Infantry has been assign ed to Connecticut for recruiting service in connection with the Citizens Military Training camp at Devens this summer. The marriage of Miss Constance Guyot Cameron, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ar mold Guyot Cameron to Charles Town. send Ludington, nephew of Miss Cathe 2 rine Ludington, a resident of Old Lyme d took place Tuesday at Princeton, N J.
 George s. Goddard, Connecticut stat ' librarian, who is attending the annua - convention of the American Library as sociation at the Hotel Statler in Detroi this week. delivered an address Tuesda, morning at the opening of the conyen tion.
 Clyde S. Williamson, general secretar. , of the New London Y. M. c. A. was elect l, ed president of the Connecticut Stat t Employed Officers association at tn n last meeting of the season of that body : held at Dwight hall, New Haven Fri day
 = Thirty-five pupils of the t7roton Height Baptist Sunday school enjoyed their an
 nuaI picnic which was held this yea \ at the Fairview home for Odd Fellows a Groton Tuesday avenue yesterday unde
 the leadership of the Rev. George I Atha-
 Whist by Bluebird Circle, King
 Daughters, Buckingham Memorial tc
 night, 25c.-adv.
 Mrs. Joseph R. Hawley has given
 the Congressional Library at Washing
 ton the correspondence between her la
 husband, General Joseph R. Hawley, f,
 many years United States senator, fro
 Connecticut and Charles Dudley Wa
 ner.
 President Edgar T. Thomas of u
 New London Fish and Game associate
 has received third consignment of 20
 pheasants' eggs from the state gan
 farm, which MT. Thomas hopes will
 taken over by sportsmen for hatchir
 purposes.
 Owners of bonds, notes and choses
 action upon which no taxes have be, |. paid within the past year, will be liah to local taxation at nearly six tim
 the state rate if they fail to regist
 such intangibles with the state Urea
 urer July 1st.
 " Clergymen of Connecticut and weste
 Massachusetts will attend pastol lc conference Sent. 1S and 19 at the Har
 ford Theological Seminary. Rev. E I~ Cornelius Woelfkin. pastor of the Pa V Avenue Baptist church. New York, W
 be the leader.
 Come to headquarters for soft crat fresh scallops. Holsters, sword fish al |c clans. Powers Bros.-adv.
 There has been added to the collecti
 of medals in the state library one of t
 medals struck by the Society of Colont
 Wars in the state of New York, on t
 occasion of the dedication of the mon
 ment erected in commemora alton of t
 battle of Lake George. Extensive improvements are bel
 planned for the odd Fellows Home
 Groton. The ultimate outlay will prc
 ably run upwards of $1,0eo,0oo. Pla
 for work to be done in the course
 the next year or two will involve
 outlay of about $25o,00o
 The state hoard of education has ht
 authorized to re-advertise for bids
 the construction of the new state n
 nal school in New Britain for which
 appropriation of s75O,00o is availal n Architects plans and specifications h;
 already been accepted. I.arge fat Holsters still 35c ID also m' tie necks, round clans, long clans, T