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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-07-12
PUTNAM
Danielson. Wins in Saturdays Game, a
to Putnam and DanieIson D. A.
r. Chapters at the Lake-GeneraI
Local News.

Putnam fell before the mastery
pitching of Bill Boucher Saturday aft
ernoon. and one dope play was all that
saved the home team from a shutout
AS It was the score was 4 to 1.
The first trimming Putnam has re i.
ceived on their home grounds this sea-
son signalized the entrance of DAN
ielson into the league. Not that other
teams have failed to do the trick, but
to incidentally recall that Danielson
and Putnam always have enjoyed do
ing things to each other in the sport
ing line. Of course, the Danielson
team is the transferred Norwich Taft
Vile team. and the visitors particular
ly enjoyed the victory as a evener of
balances and a satisfaction for the
trouncfngs Putnam handed them at
Sachen fark a week before.
Danfelson went after the game from
the start and with two out and the
bases fun in the first, Casey singled.
scoring Greenwood an9 Leopold. That
was mighty good beginning, and for
good measure the trick was duplicated
in the second inning. That was the
best Benoit's men could do, and though
they got men on bases in several in
nings, there was no more scoring.
Tatro was doing the pitching stunt
for the home team. His speedy balls
were walloped for ten hits, one of
which was corlxdng double to deep
part of these safeties were banged out
in the first two innings. after which
he steadied and kept the hits scatter
ed so well that no damage resulted.
In the fourth Labelle sneaked down
from second base to steal third while
NORM was walking around with the
ball, and when the visiting catcher
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Personals.

Miss May Everest is visiting friends
in Boston.
Miss Hilda Trudeau Is visiting rel
atives in New York.
Miss Mildred Moriarty is entertain
ing Miss Lucille King of New York.
Miss Marcella and Miss Mary Roman
left Saturday for a visit in Water
bury.
Asst. Postmaster George H. Spencer
is enjoying his annual vacation of two
weeks.
Miss Angelina Blanchette OF Can
aoa is the guest OF her brother, A.
c. Blanchette.
John g. Carney of Norwich was the
guest of friends in this city Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Frank L. Ford spent the week end
az Mantle with his wife, who is there
FOR stay of several weeks
Frederick w. Staebner and family
are at Stonington for the summer, &C.
cupying a cottage on the point.
The engagement of Miss Eugenia
Gordon of this city to Albert Harry
Oxley Of Southington is announced.
Mrs. ]. ]. King. who has been the
guest of Mrs. p. ]. Moriarty, return
ed Saturday to her home In New York.
Mrs. A. G.. Turner of Windhan road
has as guests Mrs. Charlotte Strong
and Mrs. Earl Strong Of Adrian, Mich.
Mrs. Virginia Moreau of Jackson
street is enjoying a visit from her
daughter, Mrs. Olive Cailouette of
Worcester.
Letter Carrier John N. Smith ID tax
ing his annual vacation, and will spend
a portion of 1t with his family visiting
friends in Hartford.
Miss Lizzie Hines of Pennsylvania
with her niece, Miss Marjorie Bunnell.
and Miss Bess Slocum of New Haven
are guests Of Mrs. Eloise Bunnen of
South Coventry.
A party Of young men who are 60
ing to camp at Coventry lake for the
next week or ten days Include among
others Capt. Eugene ]. Ashton. and
ley
Lawrence verger, formerly a piano
player in a local moving picture thea
ter, went to Nashua, N. H., Saturday.
as interpreter for one of the leading
business houses of that city. Mr.. Yer
ger is an accomplished linguist, speak,
ing seven different tongues fiuently.
DR.. and Mrs. r. c. White. Mr. and
.. SnAiAuSl OHSsDIO, MISS Carrie
Stiles and Ernest Chesbro, Jr., who
have been enjoying an automobile trip
to Maine, arrived home Saturday aft
ernoon. All were very enthusiastic
over the trip and reported a fine time.
At the regular meeting of the Ladies'
auxiliary to St. Joseph's hospital, held
Thursday afternoon, Miss Katherine E.
Rafferty, as chairman Of the entertain
ment committee, under whose auspices
the recent lawn fete was held, an
nounced that the net proceeds will ex-
coed $780, AS all bills had not been
presented, report in full could not be,
given until the next meeting. The
members of the auxiliary are well
pleased with the result of the venture
and sincerely thank all those who as
sisted in any way in making the lawn
fete the grand success 1t proved to be.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-07-12

BY Joseph Watt; ttree-legged race,
won by J. H. Lee and Joseph Watt;
ladies' tug Of war, won by Miss Mary
Tinker, Mrs. Peele, Mrs. J. II. Lee.
Mrs Frank Campbell and Miss Riley.
Refreshments were served, the entire
AFFAIR being under the direction of Miss
Mary Tinker.
Fell From Ladder-6roke Leg.
ROY Bashaw. who, with his father.
bon. fell eighteen feet from q ladder
Saturday. DIR. Byron Sweet was sum-
moned and found the leg broken just
below the hip.
About the Borough.
Miss Laura Stephenson Of South
bridge is the guest Of Mrs. T. B.
Keen.
Samuel Geer has gone to California
Mrs. +. H. Gilbert is spending a
week at Riverside.
Mrs. l.. c. Harris of Pawtucket has
been a guest of DR.. J. B. Sweet She
man of Glasgo. Mrs. Charles Lord
and daughter, Loleta Of Pawtucket,
are at DR.. Sweets.
o. F. Miller spent Sunday at CAM
Ozone, Beach Pond. the guest of A.
NJ Clarke.
Miss Lizzie Henderson has returned
to New York after visiting Mrs. Sher-
man Waters.
Miss Henrietta Laurie has been
spending week with Mrs. Frank
Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Of Lunenburg.
Mass, and Miss Lillian Stetson of
Norwich were guests of Miss Lucille
Stetson on Sunday.
Peloquin's Triple Wins for Andems.
Peloquin won his game for the An
dems at North Grosvenordale Satur-
day with grand drive to left for
three bases and put 1t on Jewett City
by the score of to 1. 1t was one
of the best games played on anv dia-
mond in this league this season, and
it was a toss up to pick the winner
from start to finish
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LAST DRILL.
Thirteenth Company to Make Final
Preparation for Tour of Duty

This (Monday) evening the Thir-
teenth company will hold the last drill
before going to camp next Thursday
morning. This will also be the last
opportunity that the men will get to
place any articles they wish to take to
camp in their squad boxes and get
ready for camp.
@. M. Sergeant Young and a detail
Of three privates, known as the bag
gage squad, will leave Danielson Tues
day evening for camp at Fort Mans
field These men will wear their new
brown canvas uniforms. on Tuesday
evening also Lieut.. e. L. Darbie and
four privates, known as the advance
detail to make camp will leave DAN
ielson. They will get the camp in
readiness for the company and when
the latter arrives the men will be able
to go directly to. the tents assigned
them
Thursday morning the members of
the company will assemble at the ar
mory clad in their olive drab uniforms.
The first call will be at 7.25, the sec
ond at 7.45 and rollcall ate 7.50. The
command will leave in a special car at
tached to the regular SIP train. They
will be in camp at Fort Mansfield with
the Third and Fifth companies Of Nor
wich and the corps band of Bridgeport.
which it was originally planned should
be stationed at Fort Terry.
The Thirteenth company will be as
signed to Battery Cornell, which mounts
the same pair of guns that the local
company used for practice purposes
last year.
Recently Returned from Porto Rico.
Rev. Newton T. Jones, recently re-
turned from Porto Rico. who has been
supplying the Congregational church at
Brooklyn, exchanged Sunday with Rev.
Mr.. Vincent Of Webster.
Personal Items.
Miss Ethel Allen of Brooklyn has re-
turned from a visit with friends in
Hartford and Hanover N. H.
Miss Clara Barnes of Plymouth,
Conn. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
E. Allyn at Brooklyn.
Miss Olive Hammett and Truman
Lyon are guests of John Cogswell at
Oakland Beach this week
Burial Of Mrs. Sarah Carroll.
The body of Mrs. Sarah Carroll. So,
who died in Southbridge, was brought
to Danielson Saturday morning and
later taken to East Killingly for burial
L. E. Kennedy was in charge. Mrs.
Carroll was formerly resident of this
town.
Outing in the White Mountains.
Mrs.ssW r. Thurber, Miss Grace
Thurber and Mrs F. NJ. Vinton of
Brooklyn left Saturday morning for
stay of two weeks in the White noun
tains.
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NOTICE.!

A Special Meeting Of the Policy
holders of the New London County
Mutual Fire Insurance Company will
be held at the office of the Company
at No. 2s Shetucket Street, Norwich.
Connecticut, on. Monday. July 18th,
1909, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, for
the following purpose:
To accept the Amendment to Section
IA of the Charter of the Company in
relation to the elimination in its Poll
cy-contract of the clause regarding
liability of Policy-holder~ to assess
ment. made under Substitute for House
Joint Resolution No. 145, passed by
the General Assembly of the State Of
Connecticut at it's January Session,
1909.
w. r. LESTER, Secretary.
Norwich, Connecticut. July Sd. 1909.
jy3d
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City Notes.


Miss Ellen Mullin of Providence is
the guest of Mrs @. Warren Webster
in Wilkinson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leonard of
Philadelphia are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. G. Leonard in South Main
street.
DR.. F. Guild. Mrs. Guild and their
children, Of Windhar1, enjoyed an au-
tomobile trip to this city recently and
were the guests of Mrs. Edgar Clarke
in Elm street
Miss S. Elizabeth Clarke was a re-
cent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Isreal
Lindsey in Providence
Philip Gleason of Providence was
the guest of local friends on Sunday.
Mrs. Florence Botham and her
daughter, Charlotte. and Miss Mae
Bradley are at the Mantle house, Nj
antic.
Miss Gertrude Jones left Saturday
for Utica, N. Y, where she will spend
her vacation.
F. Raymond Gilpatric is assisting in
the Putnam National bank during this
month.
Fritz Shaw has returned to Bayonne,
N. j., after visiting local relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Herbert Smith recently enjoyed
all dGlOIlOOllC Il1P " < ONA0CAAOS-
A. R. Evans of Newport is the guest
of local friends.
w. v. Chapdelainc is spending his
vacation In New York.
Mrs. A. NJ Towne is the guest of
friends in South Manchester
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Perry and
their son and daughter are at Ston-
ington for the summer.
Miss Agnes Deponcey and Miss Eva
4r.vr re xxYif h
relatives in Schenectady, N. Y.
Byron Sherman has assumed his du-
ties as superintendent of public play
grounds in Pittsburg. Pa
o. A. r. Outing.
Thirty -four members Of Elizabeth
Porter Putnam chapter, d. A R., we're
guests of Sarah Williams Danielson
chapter. D. A. R., at the summer home
of Judge and Mrs. Harry Back at Al
exander's Lake Friday afternoon. The
party left this city on the 3.05 trolley
and were warmly welcomed by Mrs.
Back and Miss Marion Chollar, regent
of Sarah Williams Danielson chapter,
on their arrival at the Lake. A most
ENJOYABLE afternoon was spent in play
ing croquet or bridge and wandering
about the attractive grounds of the
cottage. Supper of salads, sandwiches,
olives fancy cakes, coffee and punch
was served near sunset near the banks
of the lake. The most agreeable So
ciability between the two chapters was
enjoyed. Miss James of Danielson in
charming manner gave brief his
tory of Alexander's Lake. Miss Jo-
sephine Danielson, also of Dandelson,
cleverly entertained by an imitation OF
a bachelor sewing on a button. Mrs.
S. NJ. Wheelock, regent of Elizabeth
Porter Putnam chapter, in behalf of
the Putnam chapter, graciously accept
ed the hospitality Of Judge and Mrs.
Back and the members of Sarah Will
Hams Danielson chapter
The Daughters returned to this city
at Z o'clock, after spending a delightful
afternoon.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-07-12
JEWETT CITY
Congregational Sunday School Picnic
Outing Of Eleazer Jewett Lodge
Roy Bashaw Breaks Leg by Fall.

Roy Bashaw Breaks Leg by Fall.
The Congregational Sunday school
picnic was held Saturday afternoon in
Pachaug, under the old oak tree, with
one hundred in attendance. The young
men and young ladies' classes had
charge of the. games. The first race
was a 100 yard dash for boys and was
won by Earl Hiscox; second, 100 yards
dash for girls, won by Sadie Thomp-
son; 100 yards dash for boys, won by
Sydney Melvin; 100 yards dash for
girls, won by Agnes Olsen; three-leg-
ged race, won by Norman Tracy and
Ernest Brown; ladies' race won by
Mrs. H E. Paul with Mrs. B. c. Bliss
a close second; three-legged race for
boys, won by Earl Hiscox and Sydney
Melvin; three-legged race for boys,
won by Andrew McNicoI and Austin
Harris; 100 yards dash for girls won
by Ethel Thompson; relay race, won
by Clarence LETTERS. There were more
prizes for the winners. A baseball
game proved very exciting.
The most interesting event of the
afternoon occurred during the lunch,
when Supt. F. f. Robinson presented
the pastor, Rev. w. H. Cane, a box
containing two gold pieces amounting
to fifteen dollars, reminding him that
it was his birthday. DIR. Cane accept
ed the gift with cordial appreciation.
The lemonade committee, who were
DR.. Canes class, furnished an excel
lent supply. Alec McNicol and Theo-
dore Robinson proved a most diligent
transportation committee.
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COLCHESTER
New Pavilion Opened--P. A. Dawley's
Sister Dies at Bristol, RI.

The following guests are at the
Homestead inn on Broadway: Mrs. B.
F. Parsons and three grandchildren of
Savannah, Ca, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N
Lewis and son Raymond of New Brit
ain.
David B. Murray. carrier on r. F. d
No. 2, returned Saturday from a weeks
trip through New York state visiting
Albany, Buffalo and Niagara Falls
Norris lyman drove on his route dur
ing his absence.
A number of baseball enthusiasts
we're in Hebron Saturday to attend the
ball game between the Hebron and
league. ~
Abraham Grieff of New York is Wis
iting at his home on Norwich avenue
large crowd attended the opening
of Cohen's pavilion on the Freeman
place, two miles southwest of the. VIII
lage. The manager was Prof A, La
zinsk dancing master from New
York, who has a summer residence on
Elmwood Heights. Kelley's Imperial
orchestra furnished music and the pro-
fessor prompted. Souvenirs were dis
tributed. The grounds were illuminate
ed and the decorations in the pavilion
were attractive.
Z Charles T. Wilson Of Worcester was
in town Saturday
William Kempton was the guest of
his family on Norwich avenue over
Sunday.
Death of Mrs. {. q. Phillips.
P. A. Dawley received word Satur-
day morning OF the death of his only
sister. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Phillips, aged
"A. at her home in Bristol, r. l. Mr..
Dawley left town Saturday evening to
attend the funeral, which is held this
(Monday) morning.
William Tracy of Mansfield is visit
ing his grandparents on Haywood ave-
nue..
Daniel w Williams of New Britain
was at the Homestead inn over Sun
day.
Several in town have received souve-
mir postals from Prof. r. A. Moore, en-
route for the Pacific coast At the
time or sending the cards he was cross
ing the lakes.
f. J. Garmaize has returned to New
York after a few days visit with his
daughter, Mrs Harry Elgart.
Z Guy B. Clark of Westchester was
here Saturday. ~
Ronald X. Browh and party of
friends were at Mr.. Browns cottage at
Hayward's lake Saturday
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N. E. o. p. OUTING.
Members of EIeazer Jewett Lodge and
Guests at Havey Farm.

Eleazer Jewett lodge, No. 1856, NJ E.
0. p, held its annual outing at Miss
Mary Havey's farm Saturday after
noon, with large number of mem
bers and their families present There
was a baseball, game, Edward Gray
and Charles Maynard acting as cap
tains, Mr. Gray's side won, to. g. A
100 yards race for small boys was won
by Houston McCluggage, the prize
being cuff buttons, 100 yards dash for
little girls was won by Elizabeth Nc
Cluggage, prize a basket of perfume:
100 yards dash for young misses won
by Margaret McCluggage, prize a
won by Mrs. Samuel Geer, prize a sill
yer plush pin cushion; 100 yards dash
for girls won by Dorothy Morse, prize
hair ribbon: so yards walking con-
test for ladies, won by Mrs Nathan
Babcock; three standing jumps. won
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-07-12
Road Repairs and improvements.

It Is anticipated by the city street
committee that by the end Of the week
the repairs and improvements on West
Main street will be completed. A num-
her of strips of macadam have been
put in and a good gravel highway has
been built through to the city line.
The trolley road people are putting
down about 300 feet Of macadam to
repay the city for some bits of road
that was damaged by being torn up.
The city has also greatly improved
the highway leading toward Columbia
as far as the city line. A great guam
1ty of native stone has been put upon
this road and rolled down nicely. The
deep sand hole of the Columbia road
has been filed in with cobblestones,
and dressed with dirt on top and is
now very creditable stretch of road,
which is a noticeable improvement.
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Steamer BLOCK ISLAND

June 20th To Sept. lat. 1909. inclusive.
WEEEDAYas Leave Norwich $50 a
N, New London $50 a. M. Watch BILL
1885 a. m, due Block Island 1890 ID. m
RETURNING: Leave Block Island AIS
p. m. Watch Eill $40 p. m, due New
London p. m. Norwich 6.15 d. m.
SUNDAYS: Leave Norwich o.15 a. 10,
New London 1910 a. M, Watch Hill
1l.40 a. m, due Block Island / d. m
RETURNING: Leave Block Island 2.4S
p. m, Watch Hill 4 D. m, due New
London $50 p. m, Norwich D. m,
Shore Dinner Houses and Bathing
Beach near landings at Watch Hin and
Block Island.
From Norwich to watch Hill rs
Watch Hill, Sundays, limited to
Block Island, limited to day.. leo
Block Island. Sundays, limited TO
White Beach Ocean Beach),
weekdays and Sundays tickets
include trolley from New Lon
don TO Beach -................ .1k
For further information. party rates,
apply at office Of company near steam
boat landing. Norwich. L NJ. Gilchrist,
Agent.
The New England Navigation Co.,
f.. c. CoLEK. A. @. p. A.. New York.
je24d
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Wauresan's Ninth Inning Finish.

Wauregan won Saturday from the
home team at Dayville, sweeping them
off their feet in a rafting ninth inning
finish, when to all appearances Day.
vile had the game safely tucked away.
Score, Wauregan 5, Dayville4.
With two out in the ninth the Greys
scored four runs on a series of hits
and a bunch of errors that the Day
Vile players were unfortunate enough
to stumble into.
1t was 1000 to / shot victory for
Wauregan and exceedingly hard game
for Dayville to lose.
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FUNERAL.
Antoinette Berueron,

The funeral of Antoinette, the year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ludger
Bergeron, who died Of bronchial pneu-
mbnia at her home on Temple street,
Friday night. was held from the house
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock Burial
was in st. Joseph's cemetery.
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NORWICH TOURING CAR
Secured to Take Local Men on Ca
madam Trip.

A. L. Gelinas, A. A. Trudeau, James
st Onge, Louis Belanger and David
p. Comptois are planning to take an
automobile trip to Canada for two
weeks in August. A seven-passenger
touring car from Norwich has been
engaged and a pleasant time is con-
templated The business men viii
camp in Canada for a part Of the time
and the balance Of the trip expect to
be on the road and In Montreal.
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Visitors from Quaker City.

Capt. James OSullivan, general SUI
perintendent of the Philadelphia post
office, and Mrs. H. Hickey, his niece
are guests at James Haggerty's, III
Main street. They expect to 60 TO
Hampton for a stay of some length.
Captain O'Sullivan was a well known
officer of the old Third regiment.
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Moosup Takes Another From Plain
field

Another fast game Of ball was play
ed on the Carpet ground at Moosup
Saturday between Moosup and Plain
field in the Amateur league, the home
team winning to 1. Dennison out
pitched Dion of Plainfield, allowing
but two hits to fxe off the Plainfield
man. The features in the fielding line
were catches by Lefreniere and Sem
inc. The score:
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MLLIMANTlC
Postoffice Receipts During Last Qua
ter Showed Bio Increase.

The business done by the local post
office for the quarter ending June 30
was the largest in the history Of the
office. Receipts from sale of stamps
envelopes and postal cards amounted
e5,547.43; from other sources, $207 so;
total receipts, $5,765.03. Expenses for
the oeice totaled $A276.64, leaving a
balance of $1,47S.39 above the running
expenses, that was RENTED to the
department headquarters in Washing
MOn n q
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WEDDING.
Hodcins-Jacobs.

Saturday morning Miss Rose L. ia
cobs OF Eagieviile and William Hold
gins OF this city were united in mar
riage at 1918 o'clock at the Metho-
dist Episcopal parsonage on Pros
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PIainhsId.


Totals. % q u 5 Totals. g q 10
Score by innings:
Moosup ..... ..o 90 0l4 -
Plainheld ...... ......0 o. % 0 IL
Runs, for Moosup Hoffer. Dugas. Semino Petite q
Dennison for Plainheld st. Andrew; two base hit
Norm: bases balls. of Dion 2; struck out. by
Dsnnison 3. by Dion sacrifice hits. Lafreiere. Cor
man. Hofcr. Petite. Dennison; umpire. Mulch.
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pect street by Rev. Louis M. F'locken.
The groom Is employed by the Van
derman Manufacturing company. Mr..
and Mrs. Hodgins will reside in this
city.
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OBITUARY.


Lillian D., the year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Palmer OF
North Windham, died at st. Joseph's
hospital Saturday. The body was re-
moved to the home of the parents
Saturday afternoon.
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PEOPLES STEAMBOAT co.
STEAMER SIGHT SEER.


1O0o--SEAsON OF--ioO0
On and after Saturday, June 18th,
will run as follows; Two round trips
daily between Norwich, New London,
Ocean. Pleasure and Crescent Beaches.
observing the following schedule:
Morning Trip.
Leave Norwich sos q. m. New Lon
don 500, Ocean Beach 9.45, Pleasure
Beach 1910. arrive Crescent Beach
1890.
Returning-Leave Crescent Beach
10.40 a. m, Pleasure Beach II. Ocean
Beach lL25, New London 11.50, arrive
Norwich LOS p. m.
Afternoon Trip.
Leave Norwich 2.05 D. m, New Lon
don 500, Ocean Beach 3.45, Pleasure
Beach 40. arrive Crescent Beach 40.
Returning-Leave Crescent Beach
4.40 p. m, Pleasure Beach S, Ocean
Beach 5.25, New. London $50. arrive
Norwich 7.05.
Every sunday leave Norwich Q q. m.
and 2.05 p. m. On the morning trip
running only as far as Pleasure Beach
and return; on the afternoon trip
through to Crescent Beach and return.
PEOPLES STEAMBOAT CO.,
Norwich, Conn.
AVERY c. SMITH. Managing Owner.
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Miss Eva Girard.

Eva. the is year old daughter of
Henry Girard of Mills street. died on
Saturday morning after lengthy ILL.,
ness. Miss Girard had a large num-
Der of friends who will mourn her
death.
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New London.--The fishing boat Ruth
came in the other day with is sword
fish caught of Montauk. Captain
Park Slate had also 700 pounds OF lob
sters and $50 Of sea bass.
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MoNTAUK STEAMBOAT CO.'S LINE
between New London, Conn, and Green
port. Shelter Island and Sag Harbor
Long Island. Str. ~Wyandotta" leaves
D. m. Leaves Sag Harbor a m, 12l8e
D. m 1y1d