Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-22


 are favorable for bumper crop of peaches in many sections The Connecticut Chautauqua asso- citation will begin a ten days session at the Methodist campgrounds, in Plainville. Monday.
 The members of the. Thirteenth Connecticut Volunteer Infantry asso- citation are to hold the annual reunion at Savin Rock August IT. Naval orders announce that the Dixie and Severn and the submarine division will leave Provincetown for New London about July 25.
 Town Clerk Frank VL. Kenyon of New London is reported gaining at the/ Hartford hospital, where he un- derwent an operation on July 12
 The first of the band concerts given by the Connecticut company at Ocean beach this summer was held Thursday evening with a good attendance pres ent.
 The Norwich Golf and Land com panyis certificate of organization shows the officers to be: President Edward
 
 Ralph Howe.
 The Connecticut company has fin ished the double tracking on the troll ley line from New London to Ocean beach and can now handle the summer crowds with facility.
 The huckleberries. blueberries and blackherries coming into the market have improved in quality since the ram, although they still show the eff feets of the dry weather.
 There were many from Norwich in the excursion party to Newport on Thursday. going by the steamer City of Lowell from New London. There were about 1.600 on the boat.
 Farmers are now busy putting in their buckwheat and turnip seeds. the ground being in fine condition for blowing, since the rain fell, causing the seed to germinate very quickly.
 The Bolton and Coventry company has filed a certificate of organization. The officers are: President. John Cairnes; treasurer William F. Pit kin; secretary, Andrew Kingsley.
 Mrs. George Benedict. wife of the pastor of the Central Village Congre- gational church, was pleasantly sur prised on Thursday afternoon by a party of about 25 ladies of the church.
 The new Brown automobile which was recently built at New London re- turned Wednesday night from a sue cessfuI test run to Chicago and the of. the cars will now be begun.
 AS only three members of the | Connecticut Creamery association as- sembIed in Hartford Wednesday, it | was decided that no. business would be l until the next quarterly | meeting.
 The steamer Chelsea has had a good 1 business this week as the result of | he Central Vermont strike deliver | ng and receiving shipments at the | mills in Montville, which otherwise are | cut off from supplies.
 Gov. F. B. Weeks says that he is glad he sent the troops to Mantle this | year. He feels that when the state | spends $3O,O00 or $4O,0O0 it ought to | receive something adequate for the | and he believes that that is i he case.
 The Connecticut LaunGrymen's as- ;ociation will hold its seventh annual outing at New Haven, Monday, July D. The association has chartered a | steamer for sail in New Haven har- DOT and in the afternoon the steamer will stop at Savin Rock for a dinner.
 Many youngsters are seen in swim 11a i1rr te places being the lower end of the new dock, just across in back of the oundry, and then around the bend, lbove the Connecticut company's bower station. Swimming across the 'iver is frequent feat.
 There will be no more oystering within the state confines until Sep ember 20. the season having ended The season has been a ,ood one, although storms have inter cred considerably during the winter md spring. The men will now start n clamming.
 The German Rifle club of New Brit in received Wednesday afternoon the eport of the stitch target scores made t the Schuetzenfest- on July 4, ,, and from New York where the bullet O1eS were iHedSuFeQ OE d Spec1al SCOT ng machine. The ninth prize, ash ?, went to A. c. Wright of this city. There is said to be considerable dis among the letter carriers throughout the country over the way he vacations are being given out to hem this year. While the vaaction- sts are away the remaining men have 9 do the work of all, which in the ummer is heavy for a full force. The pure food and full weight laws assed by the federal government were ndorsed Thursday by the Independ- mt Biscuit and Cracker Manufactur- rs' Manufacturers association, which ; holding it's convention in this city harles Royce Boss. New London, was lected president.
 At Fort Wright this week in target ractice the artillerymen made better cores at night shooting by searchlight l nan during the day. On Tuesday the 1 31st company hit the moving tar ct al 1,400 yards once in 15 times; on Wednesday night. by searchlight. 12 mes in 15.