Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-17
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VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 The rainfall on Tuesday amounted to 20 of an inch, it being the first in about three weeks.
 Plums are yielding we'll thoush n somewhat imperfect. owing probably to the irregular weather.
 house from Norwich were Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Richards, John Fontaine and Mrs. FOntaine.
 Try Clysmic once and you'll say Clysrnic when you mean table water. adv
 The births in Connecticut during July exceeded the deaths by 658, there being 2,2S1 additions to the population. There were 1,417 marriages.
 At Pleasant View, R. T., the annual reunion of the Larkin family will De held at the Casino on Sept. ', and ITO are expected to be present
 The programme of events for Ocean Beach day has been made up and en- tries will close at 10 a. m. next Mod- day, the day before the celebration.
 A the T. A. B. building wa sreported to Fire Chief Stanton on Wednesday, and the water department will be notified.
 Among the 25 physicians who passed the medical examinations held in July before the state examining board n New Haven was Arnard J. Lapierre of Norwich.
 Richard Lamont, the MiddIetown weather prophet, expects hot weather for six weeks longer. On the 18th he says there will be thunder, lightning and rain.
 Norwich and Westerly trolley tickets sold at Madden's are good to return On any regular car-adv-
 Motor boat owners at Mystic and along the shore are getting their muf- f1ers in condition to receive visit from the state police, who are expect ed in a few days.
 The big event of the week for the Pequot colony is the musicale tonight at the home of Mrs. George S. Palme". at which the hostess will sing, assisted by several other artists.
 In regard to the new law regardil g the height of automobile markers above the ground, there will be a strict enforcement after Aug. IS, and patrol men will be instructed to this effect.
 More than 300 members are expected to be present at the convention of the State Firemen's association in Hart ford Sept. 27 and 2S. and Governor Baldwin with his staff will be present.
 The double tracking on Montauk avenue on the Ocean Beach trolley line has been nearly completed by the Con- necticut company after a months work. It will improve the service consider ably.
 Chiropo6y, Shampooing. Facial Mas sage. Manicuring, Room p, shannon Building. Katherine LanZ.-adv.
 State Master Leonard H. Healey of North Woodstock will explain the atti- tude of the executive committee of the state grange at the field day of Excel sior Pomona at Lake Quassapaug Fri day
 While standing with a saucepan in his hand in the door of tEe Nameaug Boat clubs cottage at Browning S Beach, Henry W. Brown was struck by a bolt of lightning and hurled to the floor. He was considerably shocked.
 The petition to vote on the license
  rapidly gaining signatures and -the-e is no doubt but that the requisite 10 per cent. will be obtained. The tera- perance people are planning to fight hard for no-licensa this fall.
 Grace Philomena, the two year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Albert, of Eastern Point. died at the Memorial hospital Tuesday night from scalds re- ceived last week, when she fell into a tub of hot water. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery Wednesday morning.
 John Fitch of New London was ar raigned in the New London police court Wednesday morning on the charge of poultry theft. Probable cause was found and he was bound over to the next term of the superior to jail in default.
 Changers, farmers. everybody, come and meet with the president at the Great Connecticut Fair. Charter Oak Park, Hartford, Sept. to g, 1911.- adv.
 Supt. Thomas F. Kgan of the state police has received information that Major Hadlai A. Hull states attorney plication to the state police for aid in collecting evidence in cases in Tur- nervllle and Colchester, where there are labor troubles.
 A new ruling which goes into ef- feet on the New Haven road the first of next January and affecting baggage other than that of immigrants check ed at the port of landing is that no piece of baggage exceeding 70 inches in it's greatest dimension will be car ried in the regular baggage car.
 The lobstermen report that for the past few days their catches have beer falling off greatly and few Holsters arc being caught, except in certain spots If this decrease marks the near end cl the season it will make it a very shoc, one for the lobstermen, as the lobsters have not been caught in large numbers only for about the past three weeks.
 A family reunion was held at tn; home of MT. and Mrs. Edwin F. Ye '- rington in North Stonington on Sun day in honor of their son. G. RansoJs Warrington, and family of Hartford There were 13 present. From Norwich were James B. Warrington and famil, and Mrs. Edna Cole Harold Barstou and family and MT. and Mrs. Leonard Lovett of Groton.
 New London County Agriculture Society. At the Fair Grounds Nor Wich Sept A. D 6, 1911 Will he tho