Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-05
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Norwich, Saturday, Aug. 5, 1911.
VARIOUS MATTERS


 VARIOUS MATTERS The state Daughters of St. George are to hold picnic at Savin Rock to- day (Saturday). Dog Warden Stanton took a vaga- 1 bond godfrom Norwich Town to the pound on Friday. Today is the feast of Our Lady of the Shows, of special significance to Canadian residents. The reunion of the Barnes family is to be held on Thursday, August ', at Hanover park, Meriden. Fishermen have been making good catches of mackerel in the vicinity of Southwest ledge lighthouse, Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss Gertrude Craine and Robert Ihornley at Sterling; August 15.
 Al! the men members of the Luther an churches are being urged to attend Sundays big meeting in Meriden.
 number are going 10 Lake Pleas ant for the meetings, the railroad of Ierlng special rates until August 28.
 oOitiidli JdIiu WHICH ptdNe0 every thlng from the Blue Danube Valse to ragtime was about the streets on Fri day.
 Another correspondent states that a spoon of formalin or formaldehyde in 2 gill of water, exposed in a room will kill the flies
 The recent rains have worked won ders with pasture lands, and dairymen n Crka6 fN ya6 quality of milk.
 Organists and choirmasters from this state are attending the national con- vention at Ocean Grove, which con t1nues until August 10.
 The veterans of the Twenty fifth regiment, Connecticut volunteers. will hold their annual reunion in Rockville on Saturday, August 26.
 The Master Painters organization of Connecticut will banquet. at Morris Cove on Saturday. August 19. About 142 members are expected.
 During August. the planet Venus is in the evening sky. setting about two hours after the sun. Her great bright ness is her sufficient Identification.
 Y. M. c. A. open-air service. in Franklin street park. Sunday, D. m. Good music and an address by Rev. J. R. Danforth of New London.-adv.
 Two Polish residents of Montville were fined s1 and cost each before Jus tice Smiddy on Friday. They got into a disagreement over a board bill, which led to blows
 Seventy-six teachers from school< in all parts of the state have been taking examinations al the Danbury lstate normal school in order to obtain state elementary or statutory certifi- cates.
 The house and lot No. 13 Maple street have been sold by Mrs. John B. Doyle of Hartford to Mir and Mrs. William A. Naughton. They have oc- cupied the premises for a number of years.
 At the meeting of the official board of the W. c. T. U., not long since, it was recommended that the local unions consult with state or county presidents before giving money to outside orfan- izations.
 The marriage is announced from Eastford, Conn.,, of Charles H. Will jams of that place and Miss Cora Haims of Dudley Mass. Justice George Perrin performed the ceremonS-Web- ster News.
 The master plumbers of Norwich held their regular meeting in the Buck ingham memorial on Friday evening, there being a good attendance. Only routine business occupied the atten- tion of the meeting.
 Special excursion rates on steamer Gardiner to Crescent and Pleasure beaches on Mondays and Fridays. Round trip, 50 cents.-adv.
 When Rev. H. A. Beadle leaves Franklin to begin his pastorate at Pomfret Congregational church, esp tember 1, he will be accompanied by his aunt. Miss Leonard, who has kept house for him in Franklin for eleven years.
 The annual session of the Connecti- cut Adventists' camp meeting associa- tior is to open in Dunham's grove, near Meriden, on August 26, and con- tinUe until September 3. Already there are many families occupying cottages in the grove
 A third spiritual retreat for the Sisters of Mercy of the Hartford community vii lopen at St. Joseph's seminary, Hamilton Heights Hartford, this (Saturday) evening. The exercises will be conducted by a Jesuit father. The retreat will close August 15.
 Take Westerly trolley car at S45 a. m., for Watch Hill and Pleasant View Daily excursion. Round trip 70 cents. Tickets at Maddens cigar store on square.-adv.
 The orders to officers of the United States navy, issued by the navy de- partment, bureau of navigation, July 31, shows the name of Lieut. -Comman- der w. l.. Howard of Conn ecticut, for missioned as captains in the navy from July l, 1911
 The camp meetings at Greene will commence today and cOntinue for a