Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-29

1 VARIOUS MATTERS l Among recent arrivals at the Frank | lin house, Crescent beach were MT. and Mrs. Thomas B. Linton of Nor wich.
 1 Cucunbers will be plentiful this year and the ones far brought in from the truck gardens are of prime quality.
 Samuel Prentis of New London the chairman of the publicity committee, was in Norwich Wednesday fY behalf of Ocean Beach day. A gang of Italians is employed clearing away the brush along the Norwich-W Westerly trolley line from Norwich to Preston Plains.
 Prominent grangers hereabout are considering ways and means for the spraying of the large elm trees in the country, as is done in the various cit ies.
 The swings in Mohegan park near the lake seem to be fully appreciated by the young people. for there are few hours during the day when they are not in use.
 The third annual lawn festival of St. Joseph's parish, New London. was held this week. and the ladies in charge realized $500 for the benefit of the church.
 There is much social life at Cres- cent beach this year. An orchestra has been secured for dancing and masquerade ball is one of the big things planned.
 The meeting of the Daily News paper Publishers association of Con necticut will be held Tuesday. August ?, 1t S-30 p. m-, at the New Haven house, New Haven.
 One of the members of the commit tee which is to arrange for the annual social of the Cheemaun boat club of New London at Pine Grove on Au- gust is Thomas Washburn of Nor Wich.
 Glass circle of the Kings Daugh- ters held a successful sale of fancy articles. cake and cream at Resta- while cottage, the summer home of MT. and Mrs Isaac Jones, at Gales Ferry, on Tuesday afternoon
 During the severe electrical storm s struck in an unusually large number of places all through the eastern part of the state. doing no little damage. Numbers of telephones were disabled.
 Charles Hendershot for eighteen years an employe of the E. A. Tracy company. South Coventry, was taken to the Norwich State hospital Mon day. He had been in failing health for months.
 The Crescent Beach Tennis associa- tion of which S. Winship Case of this city, is having an active season. One court has been completed and others are under way. This evening the as- sociation gives a dance.
 John NJ. Waller, son of ex-Gov. Thomas NJ. WaIle- of New London, a graduate of Bulxe1ey high school and Amherst college, has been engaged l for a role in one of the companies to present The Fourth Estate this com ing season.
 The state library has recently re- ceived two volumes of the journals of the national conventions of the Woman's Relief corps from 1868 to 18S9- The books were presented by Mrs. Jennie Iona Berry, the president of the national organization
 Owners of apple trees complain of the damage wrought by the small boy and his larger brother. as well, who peit the limbs with sticks and stones, breaking off the branches, and dis figuring the trees, to secure the much l desired though green and unripe fruit. |
 w. EIlery Allyn of New London, | whose engagement to Miss Mar l guerite L. Amy was announced this ] week is the Baltimore representative l of the Babcock Printing Press Co. He l attended Bulkeley school and is a i brother of Dr. Gurdon s. Allyn of New | London.
 Much qualification is felt by every | one because of the resumption of their | regular schedule by the Central Yer | mont railroad. During the past week | considerable inconvenience has been i experienced because of the delay in | the freight, mail and passenger serv- ice over that road.
 Andrew Mills. of Thompson who | celebrated the 97th anniversary of his birth on July 25, is presumably the | oldest person in eastern Connecticut, says the Putnam Patriot. Norwich l boasts a resident four years older, in | Avery ". Barnes, now nearly five | months past his 101st birthday.
 During his brief visit to this sec tion of the state on Wednesday, Ex- ecutive Secretary Charles A. Good win, who is aspiring for the republi- ca nnomination fer governor of Con- necticut called on John F. Richardson of Preston City, chairman of the re-
 
 The next general assembly will un- doubtedly be asked to enlarge the state prison at Wethersfield Warden Gar win treats all the counties alike and | takes each case according to the date