Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-21
Che Nutieti.s. Norwich, Thursday, July 21, 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

l Norwich, Thursday, July 21, 1910. l VARIOUS MATTERS 1 Longshore fishermen are preparing 1 for the founder season, which is due l to commence soon. 1 The Brooklyn. N. Y. boys who are | in camp at Gardner lake did not fail I to take in the circus on Tuesday The majority of the fishermen who | have visited Gardner lake this sea- son report good catches of black bass. The mercury this week in the morn ing hours has been down to 50 and 54 degrees. It has been September weather.
 The Pythian Sisters of the state are to hold their annual outing at Savin
 Rock today. There promises to be a
 full attendance from all parts of the
 district
 The Ladies' Society of the Massa- 'peag chapel will have an ice cream I social at the chapel Fridav evening, July 9, from to 10 p. m. Admission
 free--adv.
 
 The Watchman for June 30 printed
 a poem from the pen of Mrs. Celeste L. Beclwith entitled Blocks of Time"
 It is well conceived and edifyingly
 expressed
 The joint committee of the united councils of the Fraternal Benefit leag gue have decided upon July 30 and Lighthouse point as the date of the state field day.
 On July 30. the Connecticut division of the Uniform Rank. Knights of Pythias. will leave for the national encampment in Milwaukee in charge of Commander Tryen.
 Y. NJ. c. A. tents are to be located at the artillery camps that open today at Forts Wright Fishers island Ter ry, Plum island, Michie. Little Gull island, Mansfield Napatree point.
 With the result of the census of Stratferd announced a. fortnight ago. it seems nearly time for the authori- ties in Washington to be abIe to give out the figures of other small towns.
 Wednesday was pay day with the circus and accordingly New London IIteECIldHJS BTOHteC- MOSI or the circus men have wives at home and they sent off great quantity of money orders.
 Four boats of the Springfield Yacht club are on a two weeks cruise in Long Island sound. Stops will be made at Fishers island, Gardiners bay, New London, Stonington and Watch Hill.
 foF D of Rocky Hill will be in Stafford July 27. and under the auspices of the Staff ford Business Mems associa tion will 1 make an address on the public utilities bill.
 The Stafford Worsted company have 1 filed a certificate with the secretary of | state of the stockholders agreement l te dissolve.
 Excursionis's s to Watch Hill find with pleasure new drinking fountain a bountiful supply of the often much desired fluid in the same location as the old, beside the merry so-round.
 Civil war veterans will find renin- scences in order today, the 49th anni- versary of the first battle of Bull Run. There will be celebrations in various places by the men who took part in that memorable conflict
 Governor Weeks has appointed James H. Macdonald, state highway a delegate to the second congress of the road to be held at Brussels. Belgium, from July 31 to August 10.
 The government has sent out a list of the 200 or more preparations which are affected by the sweeping order drug stores from selling ong list of so-caIIeG medical prepara- Iions. except after payment of the ;uH tax on alcoholic beverages.
 August will be the great day at Ocean beach this year, so it was de- ;ided at a meeting of the cottagers Monday evening. Thomas M Waller was elected president of the beach as- sociation, E. s. Neilan secretary and Arthur Keefe treasurer.
 The long drawn out whistle of the Block Island coming up the river at '.25 o'clock Wednesday evening was ! welcome sound to the pleasure seek ITS who have missed the only ex- .ursion boat on the Thames during the past few days.
 The joint committee of Knights remplar commanderies of Norwich, 1 New London and Westerly went to Tuesday night and completed plans for the annual outing O be held there next Tuesday. About 100 will be present
 The funeral of Gladys I. Upton, 3 ears old, daus&ter of George H. and trace Osborn Upton or 5S55z2s,==n bridge treet was held at Roadstrand's hapel 37-39 Howard street, Tuesday fternoon at f o'clock Burial was in 'pringfieId metery.-Springfield Re 
 James C. Sullivan. county president l f the Ancient Order of Hibernians,