Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-08
Carriers to Have WorkIess Sunday

port charge. lie was ordered 10 pay his family $5 per week; the case was then continued for. four weeks.
 Carriers to Have WorkIess Sunday.
 Postmaster Frank G. Letters has is sued the following announcement: "The local postoffice is open to the public Sundays from S.30 to 9.30 a. m. The lobby remains open to lock box holders until F m. Postal supplies may be had during the opening hour and registry business may be tran sacted, An evening mail will close for all points at 7.30. City carriers do not perform any service on Sundays. Pat rons of the city delivery may receive their mail through the general delivery between S.3O and 9.30 a. m., providing they file a notice at the postoffice be- fore o'clock on Saturdays to that effect. A notice is necessary so that the incoming mail addressed to those who desire it may be thrown to the general delivery instead of to the car rier cases. as no mail is worked in the office by carriers after 40 D. m.
 Changing Track Layout.
 Trackmen under the direction of P J. Hurlihe of Willimantic are making changes in the location of the tracks south of the station. on the Norwich branch, that when completed will make much better alignment than has been the case since the new station was built ano the tracks relaid and cut out the short, sharp. cross over from completed in a few days. At Rocky Point. Conductor Charles Haley and Brake man Edward Brown of the Fitchburg train on the Air line were at Rocky Point Sunday for 9 shore dinner. Local Notes. arI-r Clarke of Hartford ara guests of MT. and Mrs Arthur G. Clarke of South Main street.
 Miss Grace West of the B. D. Bug bee store is enjoying vacation this week
 Mrs. Louise Wagner and her grand daughter. Miss Helen Bradley, have re- | turned from a months visit with the 1 formers son, Prof. Charles Wagner, and his family in Ann Arbor, Mich. Miss Enyard of South Main street | is visiting friends in Massachusetts. | Mrs. Manchester and niece, Miss Lll- | liar, Warren, of Grand View, are spending this week at Old Orchard | beach, Maine.
 | s. NJ Wheelock spent the week end with his family at Pleasant View. Attorney Philip Gleason Of Provl- | dence has been entertained by local l friends the past few days. l Mrs Charlotte Champhn is spend
 ing few days at East Lyme and l Crescent beach
 l Mrs. Harry Rlackford and daughter l Miss Helen BlaclSford, of Newark, N 1 J.. are visiting the formers parents Mr and Mrs Monroe Randel1, in South l Main street.
 Mrs E. M. Brunn was in Worcester 1 Monday.
 1 Ralph Bugbee of the B. D. Bugbee 1 store is having his vacation this week l Supervising Fishery Buildings. l George Miner, whc is experimenting | the erection of the fishery buildings at Old Lyme, spent Sunday in this l city.
 Herbert Smith of Old Lyme spen | the week end with local relatives.
 Mrs. Walter Barrett has been re | cent Worcester visitor.
 Mrs. George Blythe of Bradley stree is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Lyck- land of Providence.
 Boys Return from Oak Bluffs. Rev. F. D. Sargent accompanied tht seven boys, members of the Knights O | King Arthur of this city, on Saturday after entertaining them at his summer l home at Oak Bluffs for six days, whicf the youths pronounce the happiest sin days of their life. Mir. Sargent return
 ed Monday to Oak Bluffs, where 'ht