Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS To new moon made it's appearance night.
 Central Baptist outing deferred on account of uncertain weather. Notice 
 The annual outing of the Middlesex County Bar association was held Satur- day at Higganum.
 Christ church picnic, Tuesday, June 27. car leaves square 9.15, Cd. s. t.)-adv. Judge Edward B. Bennett and Mrs. Bennett of Hartford are spending the summer at Watch Hill, R. I.
 Wilson S. Dakin, agent of the state board of education. is featuring this sum mer at the Ohio State University at Co., luInbus.
 Nine girl scouts of the Central Bap- tist church have completed the Red Cross course in home nursing and have receiv- ed their diplomas.
 The U. s. civil service commission an- nounces an open competitive examination for junior accountant on July 19. En- trance salary is $1soo-3.o0O.
 Thames Rebekah Past Noble Grand as- sociation will meet at Jewett City next Wednesday, where it's members will be the guests of Ruthie lodge of that place. Connecticut will have three delegates at the annual meeting of the American Association of instructors for the blind to be held at Austin. Texas, June 27 to 30
 Insurance Commissioner Burton Mans field has authorized the Jewish National Workers Alliance of America, fraternal benef1t society, to do business in this state.
 Mayors of Connecticut cities will meet at New Britain today (Monday) to con fer with L. S. Storrs, president of the Connecticut Company. on general trolley matters.
 Sixty members of Groton grange gath cred at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Richard J. Whitman in Pleasant Valley Friday and witnessed the varsity race from 8 nearby hill.
 Governor Lake has appointed Frank G. Smith of Hartford, and Francis H. Robbins of Wethersfield, to appraise the Connecticut state prison property at Wethersfeld.
 Misses Elizabeth Williams and Dolly Mitchell were the leaders at the B. Y. P U. meeting, Central Baptist church, Sun day evening. The topic was Making America Christian. Frederick H. Ganung of South Norwalk was elected state dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose at the annual convention m stamford. He succeeds George H. Rsynor of New London.
 Mrs. stuarte W. Glazier of Hartford entertained a party of friends on hel yacht Marquita over the Yale-HaryarG boat races. Mrs. Glazier is spending ths summer at Fishers Island.
 Concrete walks are being laid in tn, borough of Stonington in places wher, they have been needed for some time The laying of a smooth walk makes i much safer for pedestrians
 Officials and employees in the interna revenue department the federal prohfbi ton department, and the department a the United States marshal at Hartfor held an outing Saturday at Maumauguir Cosey Beach.
 F. T. Cornell has had his newly pur chased lot at Lords Point cleared e brush and grass preparatory to start Ing the foundation for bungalow whic will be pushed to completion for occv pancy as soon as possible. Acting upon special instruction fror the commissioner of prohibition a Washington, federal dry law officers Q Rhode Island are going to bring tes cases against persons conducting store TOT the sale of "home-brew" ingredients call for a meeting July 20, of tn democratic state central committee 2 Savin Rock has been sent out by Secrt tary A s, Lynch. Dates for primarie state and other conventions will be SC The state convention will be about Sen 10.
 Stock and mutual insurance conpal les in the state will be exempt from ta under the new capital, stock tax la which will go into effect July 1. IT insurance companies will, however. taxed under a different section of u law.
 Receipts of the state department of mC tor vehicles exclusive of the gasoline ta for the first four months of this veg nearly doubled those of the correspon, ing period of last year, is disclosed | figures made public by Commission, Stoeckel.
 Highway Commissioner Charles J. Bel nett says that the work on the improv ment of the highways in the state w be seriously retarded if the threatent railroad strike becomes an actuality. will be practically impossible to obta materials
 Connecticut's quota for attendance the Citizens military training camp be held at Camp Devens, Mass duri August is rapidly being filled. The car which was originally established June, 1920, is a direct outgrowth of t Platsburg idea.
 Several of the Noank fleet of fishil N boats have started out after swordfi ' during the past few days after being ti up for over week by the bad weath, While no large catches of sworfish ha = been reported few of the fish are | ing brought in.
 The date of the big state athletic me of the American Legion was chang from July to July 15 at a month meeting of the department executive col
 mittee in New London Friday aft,
 hood. This was the only matter of i
 portance considered at the meeting.
 The automatic telephone system
 means of which a person making a c
 makes his own connection, thus doi
 away with the services of the opera \ at central" has just been put into I in a part of the Hartford exchange
 the Southern New England Telepht
 Co.
 Sewing Circle Lawn Party