Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-26
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expected tnat the turu1p ylefd TINS
year will be small.
The past presidents of the Rebekahs
state assembly of Connecticut held
their annual outing at Savin Rock
Wednesday.
Special excursion car to Watch Hill
at S.45 a. m. Round trip ticket at Mad
denis store, 20 cents. Good to return
on any regular car same day.-adv.
Milton Mitchell of New London is
working out his. fast PAGER Wildwood
at the track in Uncasvi1le, in prepara-
ton for the races at the county fair.
Gov. Simeon E. Baldwin of this state
goes to Boston on Monday. where he
will address the American Bar associ-
alton in annual session in that city.
At the East beach, Watch Hill, on
Thursday visitors witnessed an I'M
usaIly hiEh sea and the breakers rolled
up along the shore with fine displa.
of surf.
Changers, farmers, everybody, come
and meet with The President at the
Great Connecticut Fair, Charter Oak
Park, Hartford, Sept. to 9, 1911.-
adv.
Light freights on the Central Yer
mont road have caused a laying off of
a. part of the day freight handlers at
New London, but a strike is not seri-
.ously considered.
Members of the Bill Library assoeia-
ton have been busy the past week
making preparations for the Bill Ii
brary dinner. which will be held next
Wednesday, August so.
This summer has seen more stran-
gers here than any season for many
years. 1t is pleasing to note that
Stonngton is receiving so much tran
silent cuStom.-Stonington Mirror.
New London County Agricultural
Society. At the Fair Grounds, Nor
witch, Sept 4. 5, s, 1911 Will be the
best fair in the history of the society.
Come one, come all.-adv.
There is now no more use for the
old Colonel Ledyard, which was hired
Colonial burned. and she was brought
back to New London Friday.
There was a meeting of the choir of
ST. Patrick's church on Friday even
ing for the purpose of looking over
some of the music which will be used
at teh conservation of the church next
month.
Persons who take rides on suburban
the wild carrots are ripening their
annual crop of seed, though It's against
state law that was passed so years
ago.
A board of four officers of the
United States marine service is con-
Quoting an inquiry into the suicide of
Private Samuel Kimberman at the
naval station. navy yard. Saturday,
July II.
Oliver and Wilmot Bogue rescued
their companion. Theodore Anderson,
IL. at Poqounoc Bridge. Thursday,
when his rowboat was upset. and he
went down twice in the river, being I'M
able to swim.
Miss Ruth Ryther. student at the
Womans college. Brown university,
formerly of this city. and A. M. Wan
gler. a Princeton student. are the au-
thors of a comedy to be presented at
Crescent beach tonight.
There is local interest in the proba-
bility that the preparatory department
at Holy Cross college may be discon-
tinued with the opening of the pres
ent school year because of the lack
CT accomno1 ations for those taking the
regular college course
Camp Meeting Sunday will. attract
people from all over eastern Connec-
ticut to the Wiliimantic camp ground
tomorrow. Many of the Methodist
churches will dispense with services
to allow their members to attend.
So far only one serious disadvantage
in the use of oil has been discovered
and that is its tendency to impair the
Vanished surface OF carriages and
automobiles. Sometimes. too. it i'm
pairs the appearance of a white dress.
There has been careful inspection a
number of times this season at Mystic
and Noank to detect viola ton of the
lobster law on the part of the fisher
men, but the lobstermen have been
found to be dealing only in those of
legal length.
Mrs. Helen Brandegee Zalinski, wife
of Colonel Zalinski of New York. will
entertain a large party of guests at
formal dinner at the Pequot casino
on Saturday night next. 1t IS to be
an elaborate affair, with guests from
the colony and Eastern Point
The stockholders of the Gilbert
Transportation company of Mystic
hold that their stock is nCn-assessa-
BILE and will fight Receiver Butter
worth in his suit TO levy assessments
to meet the deficiency in funds of
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AT midnight, Thursday, the toll
charges went into effect on the new
Connecticut river bridge at Saybrook
The rate for foot passengers is five
cents, for touring cars with drivers
50 cents; for single cars with drivers
SO cents, and for motorcycles Is cents.
John Murphy. former well known
Academy baseball and football player,
who has been doing supervisor work
this summer at d large boys camp at
Branchville, Conn.,. is spending some
time at his home at Norwich Town
before the reopening of the Wesleyan
| college year.
The members of the Mayors associ-
alton of Connecticut have received let
terS from DIR. j. Milton Coburn of
South Norwalk, secretary of the asso-
citation. relative to the new method of
apportionment of state and county
taxes to the towns on the basis of
revenue collected
At Walker HILL Groton THURSDAY
noon, big touring car, owned by the
Van Week family of New York who
| are at the Griswold for the summer,
turned turtle when the machine skid
| ded as the brakes We're suddenly jam
| med on and hit wall. The two oc-
| cupants were unhurt.
| Rumors are current in railroad cir
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