Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-10
, Otlf RmllRti1l.
Norwich, Wednesday, Aug. 10. 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERSe

VARIOUS MATTERSs l Dealers in sample furs are aI:ead, visiting town.
 Native comb honey has been sell l ing remarkably we'll | There was an agreeable drop in tae I temperature last evening. 1 Fruit and preserving time is sea- l son of revenue for the grocers- Fruit and vegetable sales are he l ing held by rural church societies. Members of camera clubs are mak- | ing the most of their vacation out l ings.
 The various swimming holes about the city lose none of their popularity l during dry days.
 Railroad Y NJ c. A. secretaries in New England have been at Silver bay attending conference. A good proportion of the Worcester travellers coming down daily al e bound for Block Island.
 At Mantle on Monday Main street from the bar to the Baptist church was treated to a coat of oil.
 The new moon made its appearance Tuesday night, according to the weatherwise foreteIling a stor'r.
 It is lively about the Bendett place at Mohegan this month, many sum mer boarders filling the two houses 
 The New London Horticultural so- ciety is planning for a field day prob ably during the last week of August,
 German societies in the state are electing delegates to the German tion to be held in Jersey City in Sep tember.
 Plans for the celebration Friday and Saturday in honor of San Sisto, the patron saint of the Italian people are being made in some of the Con necticut towns.
 This is St. Lawrence day in the church calendar, and is remembered by historians as the anniversary of the bombarding of Stonington during the war of 1872.
 In anticipat ton of the Feast of. the Assumption on August Is, a iridium, or three days devotion, will be hcid in some of the Catholic churches, be- ginning Thursday evening.
 Norwa1k barbers have named a committee to arrange for the erter- tainment of the delegates at the state convention, which will b. held in South NorwaIk on August q.
 In connection with the unvei'ing of the monument to the Pilgrims a book on the Otis library shelves of timely interest is Cockshott's @The Pilgrim Fathers: Their Church and Colony"
 There is complaint that many per sons who gather wild flowers too often destroy seed pods and roots while picking the blossoms, thus aid ing in exterminating plants which are rare in our sections.
 Oystermen report that oysters are and there is promise of there being remarkably fine crop this year. Business was unusually good last year. It looks now as if the volume of trade this fall Will exceed that of any other year.
 Local friends hear from Stepncy, Conn, that Miss May Lord, the evan gelist. working under the jurtsdic- tion of the Connecticut ible society of Hartford, will hold special meet ings in the Stepney Methodist Eps- copal church the first two weeks in September.
 Horace Johnson announces that there will be slight disturbance in the atmosphere from the 11th to the 18th of the present month, also furious disturbance from the 18th to the goth, not of long duration, light ming, thunder and likely hail. From the 18th to the 27th showers.
 4 party of young people 1efs New London Monday for a weeks camp ing at Crystal lake near Stafford Springs. The party includes Misses Greta and Nan Bent as chaperones Miss Eleanor Mercer. can Bent and Dorothy Lathrop, Messrs. Edward Prentis, Jr.. Bert Bent and Waldo Lathrop- They will occupy the sum mer cottage of Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan.
 Bars Uniform from Ocean Beach Ca
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 The old dispute between sailors and the management of the Ocean Beach Casino dance hall as to the right of dancing at the hall is reopened. Mon 73U evening two sailors were rafISPd