Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-23

Light vehicle lamps at 7.54 o'clock (standard time) tonight Several new cottages have been erect ed on Masons Island during the past few months.
 Franklin S. Allen. native of Led yard. died Wednesday at Mystic. He was s5 years of age.-
 The 18th annual meeting of the Ma tional Probation Officers association is being held this week in Providence. Charles Daniel Wolverton; "A, Yale, of Noank, is mentioned in the list of general one-year honors for excellence in all studies.
 Four movie men haze arrived in New London for the purpose of shooting the Yale-Harvard boat race scenes to- day (Friday).
 The degree of Master of Arts was conferred on Mary Adelaide Nutting, l professor in Teachers college, Columbia, at Yale, Wednesday. Dr. c. E. Stanley, formerly on the medical staff of the Connecticut State hospital. at Middletown will spend the summer at Crescent Beach.
 The U. s. civil service commission an- nounces an open competitive examina- tion for radio inspector on July 19. En-
 
 The borough of Groton is taking steps toward the erection of high school. One site under consideration is at Morgan's Corners, Poquonoc Among those who received the de- gree of Master of Arts at Yale, We'd nesday, was Charles J. Bennett, Con necticut state highway commissioner.
 Among the twelve honorary degrees awarded at Dartmouth college was that of Doctor of Divinity to Benjamin T Marshall. president of Connecticut col lege.
 The small pox danger in Waterford seems to have passed. With the Hitting of the quarantine on the Steward home, | the town will have a clean bill of health.
 Among those awarded honors in spe- cial studies at Yale for last year is | Albert L. Bower of Willimantic PA. for excellence in physics and mathe- matics.
 The executive committee of the state department, American Legion, will mold it's monthly meeting in New London to- day Friday) at the Chamber of Com merce rooms.
 The property of Mrs. George E. Mar tin at Crescent Beach has been sold to the Misses Clark, of Willimantic, who will improve and occuBly it as their summer home.
 Work on the new highway bridge at Mystic is progressing very favorably and the present indications are that it will be near enough completed for traffic by July 4.
 North stonington friends have receiv- ed invitations for the wedding of Miss Priscilla Warren Silver and David Lin coin Luke, Jr.. which will take place on the evening of June 26th, at Orange, N. J.
 Twenty-Five members of the younber social set of New London. attended the second of a series of four informal dances at Fishers Island. Wednesday evening for the West Point cadets at Fort Wright.
 Governor Lake has accepted a requisi- ton from the governor of New York calling for the extradition of Alex J. Kerry wanted in that state for aban- donment- of children. The man is under arrest in Bridgeport.
 More improvements along the Shore Line division of the New Haven road are in prospect for the near future. Trt road now plans to lay third track ir the shore secetion at Kingston, R. |. and has started work to that end.
 Seven officers and eighteen cadets from the United States Coast Guart Academy at Fort Trumbull will leave Friday on their annual summer cruise aboard the U. S. gunboa vioksburg, equipped with full steam and sail power.
 A suggested programme which woul. n provide more suitable and appropri Ate celebration of Independence Day ha It been sent out by the state board o g education, department of American1za 2. tion to mayors and first selectmen 0 r, cities and towns of Connecticut. n Secretary L. H. Healey of the stat board of agriculture stated in respons d to an inquiry that the recent wet spe Tt has done perhaps irreparable damag
 to the hay crop. Grass has been beat n en down by the rain and wind, with lii
 tie prospect that it will come up agail l. he said.
 T. This week Pawcatuck had the honC
 of the instituting of Scotch lodge cal . ed Lady Craigielea, No. 112, and
 members. The instituting, install
 ty of the Congregational church and WE 'l Christina Laird.
 y, The athletic trophy. a beautiful gol h, lined silver loving cup, was won
 the girls of Connecticut at the biel
 nial convention of the. National LeagI of Girls clubs held at Varras colleg
 The cup stands on mahogany base,
 suitably engraved and is tied with u
 colors of Vassar.