Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
MAN TIC
Luce Fish Works to Be Located at Egg Harbor, N. J.-SpirituaIists Plan for State Day.


 Benjamin D. Luce of New York, son of Capt Edward Luce, and Lincoln G. Luce. son of Edward c. Luce, are to engage in the bony fishing business at Egg Harbor N. J., as they could not secure a suitable location in this vii cinity to erect a fish mill They have already purchased one steamer and ex- pect to secure another fish factory building equipped with all necessary machinery for cooking the fish and making oil and fertilizer on large scale. There is large amount of profit in this business as long as there Is plenty of fish in the sea. It is re- gretted that the young men are obliged to leave Mantle and locate their busi- ness so far away. But the people in this vicinity will not tolerate any more fish mills.
 To Lecture on Temperance.
 James William ConneIl, who is stay ing in the village, spoke at Quaker Hill Fighting Chance" This is the fourth in a series of lectures he intends to de- liver throughout the state in towns and cities in the interest of an inde- CennelI Is a good speaker and his lec- lures in the interest of good citizen ship are wer h going miles to hear.
 General News.
 Charles Chapman. Jr., of Philade1- phia, nephew of Mrs. W. G. Phyall, is E
 Henry La Montaine has returned to the Knickerbocker hotel after an ab- sence Of several weeks spent in Massa-
 T. e. Broone of New York has been staying fn the village MT. Broome is South American agent for the local typewriter company.
 Typewriter company closed Monday for the holiday.
 The local livery men are kept busy these hot days meeting the trains and carrying summer arrivals to the shore rAsorts in this vicinity.
 st was an unusually safe and sane Fourth
 carload of crushed stone has arr rived. to bs used about the passenger
 Attorney and Mrs: M; R. Davis are at the Davis home in Penn avenue.
 Pine Grove Items.
 Rev. Albert P. Blinn of Norwich spoke Sunday at the rostrum in the grove. All who heard him were much pleased with his lectures, which were delivered both morning and evening. A large number of talented speakers are on the programme each Sunday from from July 70 10 to-, to August zs; inclusive. . August ', Mrs. Mary s. Pepper van- derbilt of Brooklyn. N. Y. speaker and message medium. has been engaged. "State Day. will be observes on Au- gust g. Mrs. Vanderbilt will be the speaker. On July 26. 27 and 29. also August 16, IS and 19, mid-week seanoes will be held in the administra- ton building.
 Plans for State Day.
 The Connecticut Spiritualist asso- citation of Hartford. in cooperation with the camp association, will have charge of the State day services and it is expected that a large number of people from all over the state will be present.
 The pavilion has reopened for another season. Here entert rtainment of various kinds can be enjoyed. In this building fs located the post office where mail is received and sent out twice daily for the convenience of the cottagers.
 Three sides of the grove border on water. while on the fourth or south side is located the camp ground where the Connecticut National guard spends some time nearly every season. The officers of the association have issued an attractive circular containing full about the grove.