Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-06

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 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Didn't the eagle screan7
 A triple holiday is all right.
 Tho rockets red glare was not iack- ing.
 The town was showed under with confetti.
 The Eiks' delegates had nns day to start west.
 The industrial floats arc what f,peak for Solid NorwichI
 Good days to safeguard houses against sneak thieves.
 For one day Norwich was the big gest spot on the mapl
 Even New Londoners admitted that it was the greatest ever!
 All visitors enthused over the beau ty of the residential streets.
 It did not tickle everybody to be tickled. but the ticklers did not mind that.
 All nations were honored in the handsome flag display at the Halle club.
 The committees certainly provided all sorts of pleasure for all sorts and conditions of people.
 Students are happy CT depressed, as the result of the college examinations is being made known.
 The railroads cancelled many of their way freight trains in order to give the train crews holiday.
 Nobody needed to go hungry. The way provisions were provided for the multitude was triumph in purveying!
 The last car left Norwich for West erly Monday at 10.30 D.. m. A car for Watch Hill connected with this car at Westerly.
 Such was the rush that druggists were obliged to admit patrons by re- lays. locking the doors till each lot was served.
 On Monday in St. Patrick's church there was a high mass of requiem for Henry Leblanc, whose funeral was hald or1 Sunday affornnou
 Pleasant View expects the biggest season it has ever had, since nearly every cottage on the beach has been hired for July and they are all taken for the month of August.
 Miss Althea Naples of 400 West Main street is entertaining over the celebration Mrs. Nellie Tubbs and Miss Rena Murdock of South Windham, and Miss Annie Marshall of Holyoke, Mass. formerly of Norwich.
 Connecticut motorists are being warned that a Massachusetts statute requires the registering of all motor ears in use in that state. The law aocords fifteen days of grace to vis- itor whose car is registered in his home state.
 The Governors Foot Guard band from New Haven Fred Guilford, for merly of Norwich, leader, made a big hit in the parade. The band was sche- duled to return to New Haven by special train to give the Fourth of July concert on the Green, Monday evening.
 The Pierson Engineering and Con- struction company, which has been building the sewer in Torrington, has a contract in the town of Scotland for the construction of a section of road way aggregating an expenditure of s5,5eo.
 Passengers in the Sight Seer never fail to show interest in what remains of the steamer City of Lawrence, a small part of which is still above wa ter, on Black rock. It was two years ago Friday, July ?. 1907, that the Law renee ran on the rocks in a fog.
 During the past winter the Mis- quamicut Golf club at Watch Hill has undergone its share of changes and improvements. A beautiful sun room has been added to the west side of the building, which will prove de- lightful place for afternoon lunchecns and other social gatherings.
 Until recently all the lobster fry have been liberated within a short dis tance of the state hatchery at Noank by the hatcherys boat, but it has been found that they can be shipped in cans the same as young trout or other fish and now this policy is being followed to the profit of the other sections of the state.