Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-25
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Norwich, Tuesday, July 25, 1s11..
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 There will be services in the churches today. the feast of St. Jame. the Apostle.
 l Sparkling but not not .bite-y l Experts bid-Clysmic Water. Spark. | lng.-adv.
 On Sunday, Rev George c. Chappe of Montville preached in the DeeI River Baptist church at both services
 Cats left behind by families ava. for summer outings are now nuis. 1 ance to many stay y-at-home neighbors At Fishers island the social seasor has opened we'll and there is mucf l pleasant entertaining at the Hay liar 1 Dor club.
 There are many visitors to the | Wells place ins Mashapaug, where the | growth of white pine set out from nurseries is said to be remarkable. | No trace of Harry Levine, the boy lost in Hanover. has been found. The | father says he disappeared as if taker up by an aeroplane and never brought ] back
 The picnic of the church at Gales Ferry will be held on Wednesday al
 
 | chairman of the committee of arrange l ments.
 The members of the general assem- bly, have been invited to attend the annual outing and dinner of the Thames club, New London. today (Tuesday).
 Jewish visitors from the cities, who are spending the summer al Chester md n1 6D To fr1x1 dsai1 and seem more numerous than in any previous year. The contractor has completed the cellar on Groton Long Point for the cottage of HermOn F. Pike of Mans field Center The building will not be erected till next spring. The State Luther league is to hold it's sixth annual picnic at Lake Con- pected that at least ten societies will be represented at the outing.
 The president of the state Sunshine Velie, president of the Mystic branch, that the people there will be ready for the state convention in September
 c. E. Whitney was in Portland Ore, on July 19, having left San Francisco,
 
 Whitney. The weather was very warm, he states in cards to friends in this city.
 One hundred and five societies of the German American alliance of the state of Connecticut will make merry or the annual field day of the Bund, Monday, August '. at Harugari park, New Haven.
 Mrs. William H. Gaylord of Cleve- land, Ohio, who arrived in New York city Sunday from London has taken The Homestead at Jordan cove, Wa terford, owned by William L. Otis, for the summer.
 Rev. w. A. Keefe of Voluntown has been invited to preach to the Hibern-- ians at New London, August 27, in ob- seryance of the 10th anniversary of the institution of the division. He is codnty chaplain.
 Visitors to New London Monday were interested in the turret monitor Tonopah. which has been anchored off the Casino since Sunday. The Tono- pah IS of 3.225 tons displacement with a speed of 1904 knots.
 Sale of office furniture. desks, safe, filing cabinets, clocks, work tables electric motors. shafting, pulley. fire hose, exiting guishers, etc, on Monday and Tuesday at plant of Beckwith Co, 95 Chestnut Street.-adv.
 At East Longmea tow. Mass, a we'd ding took place at F. H. Whitakers, the afternoon of the 18th, when Rev J: Alphonso Day united in marriage Miss Myrtle L. Smith and Ernest G. Loveland, both of Stafford.
 On Monday evening a local young man, aged 19. who is troubled with lame feet and goes with a cane was arrested, charged with vagrancy. The complaint was made by his mother ard the case comes before the city court this morning.
 The commission Investigating the wool question will visit Rockville a wooden center. where they can acquire considerable information. The local manufacturers will cooperate in giv- ing the commission all the informa- ton possible.
 The clothing store of John McGarry in New London was entered by bur glar Sunday night. According to the statement of the proprietor there was $50 in the cash register, which was stolen. A travelling bag and some clothing were stolen.
 John Taylor died at 230 a. rn., on Sundaysat the Odd Fellows home. Fairview, at the age of 75 years. MT. Taylor has been an inmate of the home for about four years, being re- ceived there from Eureka lodge, No. 27, of Southington. Death was due to heart failure.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Wescott of Block Island announce the marriage of their daughter. Bertha Anne, and Erwin Martin Atkinson, Saturday eve- ming, July 15. A reception for MT. and Mrs Atkinson was given Saturday evening, July 22. at the home of MT. and Mrs. Wescott
 The 11th annual reunion of the AL den Kindred of America is to be held at the old Alden homestead in Dux- bury, Mass, Wednesday morning, Au- gust 2. The principal address will be given by Rev. Dr. Lewis Wilder Hicks, chaplain of the Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the American Revolu- tion.
 In the inventory of the estate of the late Mrs. Hannah M. Shahan of Baltic. two parcels of real estate are placed in the list at s3500, household carriages and stable fixtures are val ued at s630. The total is s4,330 The appraisers were M. H. Danahar and Arthur Roy.
 Norwich friends learn of recent pleasant meeting in California of for mer local residents, when MT. and Mrs Benjamin E. Sib1ey of Rialto were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Amos Allen