Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-07
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Norwich, Monday, Aug. 7, 1911.
VARIOUS MATTERS,

vAhlUUS MAI IEhS a new book of instructions for opera tors,
 The annual reunion of the Page family was held in Northford last week.
 Nice looking peaches from Ledyard, Lebanon and Morrow are already reaching the local market.
 A number of power boat owners went to New London Sunday to to view the fleet of the New York yacht club
 Gen. H. O. AveriII, cattle commits have been killei in the state because Of tuberculosis.
 A basement room at the town hall is being fitted up with shelves and drawers for the storage of city records and other books.
 Irish American residents remember ed August as the birthday, in 1775, of Daniel O'Connell. the patriot, who died May 15. 1S47.
 Examina tions for the place of as- sistant observer in the weather bu- reau will be held in Hartford and New Haven on October IS.
 Saturday morning the Bridgeport town clerk issued marriage license to Laerence Czwink and Miss Julia Kameksy, both of New London.
 Saturday, August F, will be Daugh- ters of Liberty day and Daughters throughout the country will celebrate the day with special exericses.
 Several from eastern Connecticut will attend the Connecticut Pomolog- ical society's field meeting at N. 4. Henry & Sons farm in Wallingford, August 9.
 In St. Patrick's church on Saturday, Rev. Hugh Treanor celebrated an an- niversary requiem high mass for Mrs. James P. Nagle, at which relatives and friends assisted.
 The special values offered by the stores during August are being im- proved by wise shoppers. The Bulle- tins advertising columns today are filled with money-saving suggestions.
 Don't forget the special excursion car for Watch Hill and Pleasant View leaves Franklin square S.45 a. m. daily. Round trip ticket roc; for sale at Mad den's cigar store on the square.-adv.
 The New Britain board of public charity, at it's last meeting, learned from the report of it's superintendent, L. $. Johnson, that the town has three charges iu the Norwich State hospital.
 Representative William w Bent of Bridgeport, son of MT. and Mrs, M F. Bent of West Thames street, has been reelected chairman of the Bridgeport democratic town committee by unanimous vote.
 Sunday. August 13, Garde F1ori- monde of WilIimaltic has arranged for a ciambake near Ayers icehouse. A Norwich caterer will prepare the din- ner. invitations to which are limited to members and their friends.
 Michael Kenealy. chairman of the republican state central committee, who has been in the Hartford hospital for several days, being treated for a slight heart affection. has recovered and returned to his home in Bridge port.
 In the annual handicap golf tourna- ment at the Eastern Point Country club, in the first sixteen are numbered Donald G. Perkins and John Rawson Hughes and in the second twelve George F. Hughes and Benjamin E. Mallory.
 The Rev. Daniel H. Verder has re- signed as rector of St. Johns church Taunton, Mass. to become curate of St. Mary's church. the Bronx. New York city. MT. Verder was formerly rector at St. James Episcopal church, Poqutanuck.
 Harold R. Stubbert. son of Rev and Mrs. John R. Stubbert of Putnam, and Miss May Bickford of Boston were married by the groom's father at his tfrrvA NT-.. last week. MT. and Mrs. Stubbert will reside in Boston,
 Saturday was celebrated by the Jews as the Saturday of Comfort, when the rabbi read the message to fort ye. oh, my peoplei" This follows the feast of Tishe B'ab. which was observed Thursday in nearly all sec tions of the world.
 The Connecticut peach growers met at Hartford Saturday afternoon for the purpose of estimating the sea son S crop and making plans for reaching fields outside of New England. The peach crop as estimated at the meeting is in the neighborfood of 290,00O bas- kets. more than 5S0 carloads. Recent guests at the Point View house, Black Point, included MT and Mrs. N. " Porter of Norwich. Mrs. Joseph Danielson ard Miss Frances w. Danielson of Danielscn, Howard and Miss Blanche M. Porter of Nor wich, Miss Gertrude Browning and Miss Elizabeth Browning of Norwich. The second extension of time on the demurrage rules of the New Haven road governing the unloading of freight, will expire at the close of this month, and unless another is invoked the AS hours consignment which has not been enforced on such merchan- disc as lumber. coal and grain, will go into effect at that time