Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-30
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VARIOUS MATTERS

After tomorrow the oyster will re-
appear on the menu.
The majority Of the pastors finished
| their vacations on Sunday.
The drop Of 25 cents Saturday in the
price of flour pleases householders.
A few OF the campers ON the Thames
struck tents on Saturday and left Tor
their homes.
School principals and suuerinten-
dents are busy in preparation for the
opening term.
Rev. Frank Fuller of Norwich Town
breaches at the church in Hanover on
Sunday morning.
1t was announced in ST. Patrick's
church Sunday that high mass and
vespers would be resumed next Sun
day.
The late date on which Labor day
| falls will lengthen the shore season
and postpone the opening of the
schools.
In the local Catholic churches Sun
day prayers were offered for Rev. 7. p.
Joynt of New London. who was criti-
cally ill.
One of the speakers at Milford's
27Oth anniversary on Saturday was
Rev. Peter H. Mclean, formerly Of
Norwich.
The 18th annual reunion of the G.
! C. Foster Hampton high school is to
be held in Grange hall at Hampton on
Thursday, Sept. 2.
Tomorrow night the moon will be
fun, for the second time this month,
which does not always happen. 1t was
! full also on Aug. 1st
The fifth annual Christian Citizen
ship field day of the allied temperance
organizations Of Connecticut is to be
held at Lake Compounce on Friday,
Sept 10.
Tuesday. Aug. 81 will be observed
as Robert Morris day by the Q. e. >.
and friends of the order have been
invited to meet wit hthe grand chapter
at Lake Compounce.
A number from Norwich will go to
New London today to attend the field
day of the Playground association
when the folk dances will be in charge
Of Miss Julia Caulkins.
State papers are picturing Morton F.
Plants yacht Iolande, the second lar
gest privately owned yacht in the
world. 1t costs $3.50, 900 a season to
keep her in commission.
The daughters of Isabella anc
Knights of Columbus throughout the
state are to unite in monster cele-
bration to be held in New Haven or
Columbus day, Oct. II.
At the annual convention of the Con-
necticut lodge of the Order of Haru-
garia, to be held in New Haven Thurs
day it is expected that Grand Secre-
tary George Mischief Of Meriden vii
be reelected to that Office for the
twenty -1OurLn time.
One Of the most important changes
made in the new pharmacy law is
that which bears on the sale of H.
quors and which provides that appli
cants must sign an agreement not Il
violate the liquor law under penalt!
of having their pharmacy license re
volxed or suspended.
Notice is being issued that tn
Forty third National Encampment
Grand Army Of the Republic, hearth,
endorsed the action of local boards o
education which have accepted TIL
proposition to give the name Lincoln
to one school building in every tow
and city under the national flag.
Yale alumni and members of severa
of the towns oldest families learne,
with sorrow Of the death at Jamaici
Plains Friday night of Miss Justin
Ingersoll, daughter of former Governo
Charles r. Ingersoll, of New Hover
When Miss Ingersoll came to NJ .wicl
; with her "Pinafore" company it was
society event of Importance.
Supt.. Rowland's report for the Stat
Masonic Home farm, at Wallingfort
for 1908 shows that the products o
the farm, plus rents collected IAN
produce sold ($s95.7s), were wort
10,066.74. From this deduct s3,240.1
for expenses and there is left the com
Portable sum Of $6,s266O as profit, o.
an acreage of less than 100.
Yesterday, the thirteenth Sunda
after Pentecost, is sometimes called
in the Anglican church, Ephphath
Sunday, because the story of the heal
ing of the deaf and dumb man b
Christ is told in the Gospel for tn
. day. On this Sunday collections ar
taken in many churches for the wor
of the church among the deaf.
/. DRANK CLEANSING FLUID.
Miss Katherine Sullivan Took To
Much and Life Was Saved.