Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-03

H6tu000 WIN Iit0
1t is daybreak at AL
The days length has decreased fifty
three minutes.
Baggaemen recognize August as the
real vacation month.
Owners of vineyards are looking for
big yield Of grapes.
Lawns are fast losing their beauty
because of the drouth.
Travelling on many of the country
roads is like running through ashes.
In contrast to Friday and Saturday,
Monday was like day in early fall.
Goldenrod along the country roads
indicates the rapid flight of the sum-
mer.
Dr. Hanford will be at his Office on
Wednesday and Saturday only for this
weekday.
The planet Venus is becoming each
night more and more conspicuous and
getting farther and farther east.
The descendants of Edward Larl1in,
who was born in 1866, gather for their
annual reunion at Narragansett Pier,
August 5.
Friends of Miss Annie Heffernan will
attend an anniversary requiem mass
in ,aV- ut Dafrinlysc Oh
this morning.
On Sunday in the neighborhood of
New Haven there was rain for short
time, as noted by local people who
came through that city on the trains.
There were fifteen suicidal deaths
during the past month, four homicides
and one infantieide; while three bodies
Of persons have been found and bur-
led without Identification.
/ The 36th annual eonvocation Of the
New England Spiritualists camp
meeting association opened at Lake
Pleasant Sunday, and will continue for
thirty consecutive days.
The yachts of the Seawanhaka Cor
inthian and the Corinthian Yacht
clubs of Philadelphia, which arrived
at Morris Cove Monday evening are
due late this morning in New Lon
don.
The vacation season has already be-
gun to take its toll for during July
there were drowned in Connecticut
f1nra1x-a
have been numerous narrow escapes
of others from similar fate.
Attorney General Marcus H Hol-
comb is sending out notices to between
five and six hundred corporations
which have failed to file certified cop
les Of their annual reports within the
time specified by law and requesting
them to Immediately remit the 500
fines for such failures.
The executive committee Of the
Durham Family association held a
meeting recently and decided to hold
the reunion this year at Terrace Gar
den, Meriden, Wednesday August II.
Last year the reunion was held at the
Highland house. Westfeld, and about
$50 members were present.
Fishermen visiting Vermont for va
cation are profiting by a new law.
Now everyone who posts a brook has
to pay the state for the little trout
and register his name and exact To-
cation of brook, and price paid for fish
at the town clerks Office and pay for
this registering. Very few do it and
most of the brooks are open
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fitzsimmons
of Rockville, who arrived at Ocean
beach Saturday, to spend August. were
called back Sunday by the death Of
their son, Leroy Fitzsimmons, who
was drowned in Crytal lake Rock
vile. while running motor boat for
William J. Bowler, manager of the
lake amusement park.
While on his first visit east in Al
years last week, George H. Brewer of
Long Beach, Cal, visited his cousin,
Francis II. Brewer, whom he had not
seen since they were schoolboys to-
gether at Wesleyan academy, Wilbra-
ham, Mass, Al years ago. He is the
son of Rev. H. B. Brewer, one of the
early missionaries of the Methodist
Episcopalians sent to Bridge
port Telegram.
New London papers state that Miss
Huntington of Norwich, who will sail
next fall for Porto Rico, where she
will be instrumental in starting the
formation of Fairgrounds among the
school children, has been geeting
points from the New London Play
ground association. Miss Huntington
will attend the convention Of the Ma
ton Fairgrounds association in New
York this summer.