Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

| VARIOUS MATTERS
Tennis players appreciate day like
Thursday.
The first OF the native apples were
in the stores on Thursday.
Special 1Oc sale Of sheet music to-
morrow at The Plaut- Cadden Co.
adv.
The money order business through
out the state has increased noticeably
of late.
School children are making vaca-
ton money picking huckleberries and
blackberries.
Mrs. Lydia Geer of Waterford will
observe her ninetieth birthday next
Monday at her home.
Because OF low water the Lucas
mill at Poquetanuck has had to close
off and on for the past two weeks.
German societies are receiving in
vitations from Meriden to celebrate
German day in the Silver city on Au-
gust 16.
Eastern Connecticut laundrymen are
expecting to attend the annual outing
of the state laundrymen's association
at Lake Compounce next Monday.
The Eastern Point season is excel
lent. At the Griswold, the manage
ment claims a larger registration this
year than at any time since the hotel
has been in existence.
Charles w. Newton, state comman-
der in chief of the United Spanish War
Veterans, left Wednesday to make Of
fetal visits to South Bend, Ind, Elgin,
III, Indianapolis, Ind, Kenton and
Cleveland, O., and Oswego, N. Y.
For the national c. A. r. encamp-.
nent in August the state of Utah has
appropriated $4,000, to which Salt
Lake City has added an appropriation
Of $4,000. making seSDoo in all for
the entertainment Of the veterans.
The quarterly meeting of the Con-
necticut Creamery association was.
held in room SO at the Capitol on.
Wednesday The members discussed
the print butter bill pending in the
senate and listened to reports of the
summers work in the creameries.
That recruits Of all kinds are wantE
ed for the United States army is in
Dictated by the telegram received from
Washington by the recruiting stations
this week: Accept desirable white
applicants with or without prior serv-
ice for all arms in line OF army"
The Rev. Charles W. Burt, pastor
of the Congregational church at Alb
ington and Miss Julia E. Buell., daugh-
ter of Deacon Albert w. Buell. of Mid
dletown, were married Wednesday at
the home of the brides sister in Wa
terbury by the Rev ]. G., Davenport,
DID. The bride has been a teacher
in Winsted.
During the celebration there were
frequent references to Miss Lydia II.
school of the poetess-the B. P. Bish-
op house, on Broadway-was marked
The house in Hartford to which Mrs.
Sigourney went on leaving Norwich
is being utilized this season as a va
Gallon school y
Throughout southern New England.
there is an effort to have members of
the French society, The Artisans, OBJ
serve September 10, as Artisans day,
to awaken new interest in the organ
ization. This is in accordance with
the expressed wish of the executive
council of the order, which recently
met in Montreal.
Thursdays New York World had
picture of Mrs. Sarah Plat Decker
of Denver, whom the women of Colo
RADIO are to try to send to congress
two years hence. Mrs. Decker is a
sister of Mrs. T. S. Kingsland, for
merly of Norwich, and was her guest
frequently when the family resided
on Williams street.
The state board OF health has APP
pointed the following inspectors of
county homes: DIR. Wolff for Wind
ham and MiddIesex county. DR. Root
for Hartford county, DR.. Phillips for
New Haven county, DR.. Pons for
Litchfeld county, Mr.. Mckenzie Cor
Fairfield county, Mr.. Sperry for Toll
land county. DIR. Townsend for New
London county.