Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-30
VARIOUS MATTERS
This is almanac day for July.

lniS IS almanac ddy Tor July. June sO is the feast of the conversion of St. Paul.
 Tomorrow, July l. will be bass fish ing day for the sportsmen. There has been a good sale of flags ana bunting fer the holiday. Complaints come in of deer damag- ing beets and peas in gardens
 This has been Flower Mission week for the w. c. T. U. all over the coun- try.
 A novelty for Fourth of July is a rasteboard House that Jack Built, it's crimney big frecracker. Chirooody. facial massage. hair work ione to order. Katherine Lanz room P, shannon building.-adv. There was the celebration of Holy Communion in the Episcopal churches Thursday. St Peters day. As usual. teachers from this vicinity will attend the summer school at Storrs, which opens on July ).
 The preparatory lectures in the churches were fairly well attended last evening, -n spite of the heat.
 Eastern Connecticut teachers are in Providence to attend the sessions of the American Institute of Instruction.
 A record crop of peaches is expect- cd in Connecticut this season, the es- timate being 800 carloads, or $50, ,00e baskets.
 Fruit raisers in Gurieyville are hav- ing a good season One day this week F. c. Dunham marketed four and one-half bushels of fine strawberries.
 At New London, the engagement has been announced of Miss Helen Ger trude Moran. daughter of Mrs. Alice Moran, to Harry Stafford of Atlanta, Ga.
 The first excursion of the season from northern points will come down on the Central Vermont road from Amherst to Ocean beach on Tuesday next.
 The next meeting of the Episcopal missionary council of the department of New England is appointed for Tuesday, October 24. in All Saints church, Worcester. Mass.
 The New London Marine Iron Works company has been purchased by New Haven brokers, acting. it is stated. for the bondholders. The plant will be continued under new management.
 At UncasviIle, Thursday, notices were posted that the Uncasville Man ufaeturing plant will close Saturday until July 10. owing. it is understood, to the present state of the market.
 Thursdays temperature was ali inn Erovement on that of Wednesday, when so great discomfort was caused by the humidity, which went up to 90 degrees, twenty points above normal
 After having been boohkeeper for the Porteous & Mitchell company for sev- eral years, Arthur E. Sherman leaves the company Saturday and will fill a similar position with the B-L com pany.
 Ferryboat Colonel Ledyard made her initial trip on the Connecticut river between SaybroolS and Lyme Thursday morning and as a result autemebilists were crossing the river headed for New London all day.
 Favorable reports were made in the house at Hartford Thursday of peti- tions by the Connecticut company for the construction of routes. in Orange, Norwich. New London, Stamford, New Haven and Bridgeport.
 The spring statistics of the Connec- ticut Girls Friendly society are as fol- lows: Branches 4e. working associates 23i. honorary associates 120, members 1.1s9 probationers ASA, candidates 264, married branch helpers 31.
 British yacht Catania, owned by the Duke of Sutherland arrived in New London Thursday, being twelve days out from Gibraltar. She was boarded by Inspector Dillon and Health Officer Black and given a clean bill of health.
 Mrs. r. c. Fowler, wife of Dr. Fowler was brought on Thursday to the Norwich state hospital for the in sane from New London. Mrs. Fowler's s mind has been failing and it recently became necessary to place her under restraint.
 On Thursday Miss Fannie A Gib- son was removed from the Chapman building in Broadway to the Cooke farm in Mohegan, accompanied by a nurse. She has been in poor health some time and it is hoped the country air will help her.
 Noel Mitchell, known to all Block Island visitors as the Salt Water TaTy man. has sued F. A. Atwood of New Haven, claiming 5000 damages for infringing upon what he calls his rights in selling the Country Club Salt Water Taffy."
 At Christ church, West Haven on Wednesday evening. at eight o'clock, Miss Leonie Kingsley. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Kingsley of West Haven, was united in marriage with Lee LaPlace Harding of Lyme by Rev. Floyd Kenyon, rector of the church.
 The Progressive Missionary club of the Central Baptist church closed it's sea son Wedre sday by an outing to Red Fern. the summer cottage of Mrs. Franklin H. Brown. at Gales Ferry. Sixteen were in attendance and were most hospitably entertained by the hostess. Steamer Block Island made her first trip this week to Watch Hill and Block Island Thursday. The trouble that has kept the craft in port has been defective compass. The wea ather Thursday was such that adjustments could be made, and no further trouble is anticipated.
 Charged with burning the house at Ono iod IxrI IoH ' Iarox