Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-06

feast OF the TRANSPORTATION.
First Friday devotions are being held
in the Catholic churches otday.
| One or two farmers have brought
in the first native lima beans.
Connecticut farmers claim that the
| potato crop will be a month late.
A number of the new Lincoln pen
MES were in circulation on Thursday.
Norwich cottagers attended hop
at the Palmer house, Pleasure beach,
Wednesday evening.
The Twentieth Connecticut will
have it's annual reunion at Cheshire,
Thursday August 10.
The tournament of the Shinnecos-
| set golf club opened Thursday after
| noon at Eastern Point.
Shorter twilights are becoming no.
| ticeable An even hour has been taken
from the days length.
Several picnics and other outings
planned for yesterday were postponed
on account OF the rain.
Vacation travellers found Thursday
an agreeable day for a trip, not too
warm and with the dust well laid.
The lower reservoir at the state
hospital is very low and a careful use
of the water at the hospital has been
necessary.
Members of ST Anne's Temperance
society will receive Holy Communion
in a body at the 7.SO o'clock mass in
st. Patricks church on Sunday.
Dog fanciers have been notified from
Vermont that the Valley Fair Kennel
club dog show will be held in Brattle-
boro September Is, 20 and so.
A number Of excursionists from Long
Island were in Norwich on Wednes-
day, coming by trolley from New Lon
don, which city they had reached on
steamer Wyandotte.
Caroline Robinson Keeney, wife of
Frank G. Keeney, died Thursday at
her home in Waterford. She had been
i'll six months. Mrs. Keeney was born
in Brooklyn. Her husband survives
her.
Thursdays rain came just in time
to prevent an advance of milk in sew
eral Connecticut cities. Pasturage will
be better after this and milk produce
ers need not feed their cattle on the
winters supply Of fodder.
The Connecticut Liquor Dealers as
ISOLATION held meeting in New Ha-
ven this week, at which members were
present from all over the state. Plans
were made for the annual convention
of the organization to be held in SIAM
ford, September 10 and IA.
Liberty Hill residents are interested
in the suit for divorce brought at
Greenwich by his bride of a year
against John H. Tyson of Riverside.
Tyson is the wild motorist who raced
with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul MacCormac
of Lebanon. in which the MacCormacs
lost their lives.
Inc executive committee OIL the
State Police association held a meet
ing in the rooms of the New Haven
police board Wednesday and went
over the work of revising the bylaws
Of the organization, which was given
to them to undertake at the annual
meeting Of the association.
Orders have been given by one Of
the leading express companies that the
rate for the shipment of currency has
been raised to 40 cents per 81, 900. For
merly the rate was so cents. but it
was cut some time ago TO % cents.
No orders have been given for a raise
in the price for the shipment of
bonds.
Mrs. Mary A. Rawson has announc-
ed the marriage of her daughter lola
Rawson Webb, and Caleb Samuel
Jackson, which took place Tuesday in
Southbridge. Mass. Mr.. Jackson is
an auditor for a large business house,
and is well known in Norwich. Mr..
and Mrs. Jackson will reside in Phila-
delphia.