Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

| ! This is eanteloupe week in the fruii 1 stores.
 The ice cream sandwich and cone | men did a good business Friday. From now on the number of camps 1 along the river banks will increase. New potatoes are selling at whole 1 sale from $5 to s6 a barrel in some | Connecticut towns.
 / As far as possible. the New Haven road will arrange to tighten work fo1 | employees for the holiday. 1 Jelly making time and early sum- | mer canning increase business foI ] dealers in certain lines of supplies | Special meeting Norwich Typo. union | this evening, 7.30, c. l.. U hall. to take action on death of Allen L. Moore ! adv.
 A recent bulletin issued at Storrs | agricultural experiment station deals | with bacillary white diarrhoea of young chicks.
 Tomorrow, Communion Sunday. and l the first of the quarter. there will be additions to the membership of a number of churches.
 The current issue of The Voter says: James l.. Case, a typical American hustler. is the new president of the Norwich I. M. c. A. There was a large sized party car ried by the steamer Gardiner to the boat races on Friday, and they had an excellent view of the races and aero plane.
 ct, off i.aY1 trips are advised to study the new timetables, which schedule several advantageous express trains just put into service.
 Water rates are now due and pay a ble at the office of the water depart ment in City hall. The office will he closed Saturday afternoon during July and Ausust.-edv.
 Members of local women's clubs were invited to Litchfield Friday. when the Connecticut Suffrage association held a meeting at o'clock in the Club house on West street.
 Mrs Katherine Sanford Sheffield, who arrived at New London from Paris Friday, has announced her en- gagement to George NJ Landers, for mer mayor of New Britain.
 A fcrmer Norwich young lady, Miss Ruth Rcssiter, who has been the as- E sistant in the East district grammar school at Rockville, is to teach in East Orange. N. J., the coming year.
 Although Friday was hot, it was a day of sparkling brightness and an encouraging calendar day for July. The moon, new on the 26th, was con- spicuouslv bright in the evening.
 NTo,,+iorad a.,,,o,,cr oIo,r,,-,,,-,, ,++o,,5 ing the ordination to the priesthood of six young men at St. Josepn's ca thedral. Hartford, Thursday. was the Rev. William A. Heefe of VoIuntown.
 The en. ,menet of Bob Andrews. the professional at the Norwich Golf club. was concluded on Friday He made many friends here and many points were secured from him during his stay at the club grounds.
 The Connecticut Girls Friendly so- ciety has voted to hold associates week at the Vacation house in Canaan from September to September 16. the retreat to take place on the 18th, and the executive meeting on the 14th
 Charles F. Baker and Lenore F. Urn- lauf. both of Norwich. were married by Rev. John G. Dutton at the Chris tian church parsonage on Summer , the ceremony having been a quiet af- fair.
 Rev. P. C. Wright will begin se- ries of Sunday evening addresses to- morrow evening upon Great Ameri- cans" speaking first of Benjamin Franklin The series will be four in n"mber. You are invited to attend.- adv.
 n,, T,,I,- 4 .Lo,.o -,-;1I +o ., ,,,,,,J,1 I'll, " competition al the Norwich Golf club grounds for the Presidents cup, as an- nounced by President Austin. It will be the. first event on the new course. The house committee will serve re- freshments.
 Between 50. and 75 Italians who are engaged as strike breakers in the strike among the section hands on the New Haven road are at the Midway yards. Nine bunk cars are filled with them. They were engaged Thursday around Union sta tion, New London.
 The treasurer of the Episcopal Sun day school auxiliary reports that up to the first of June there have been received from the Sunday schools of the diocese S4.467.2s. which amount has been remitted to George Gordon King, treasurer of the society, in New York.
 Miss Christine Smith. physical in structor in the Young Women's Chris tian association at Akron, O., has her camp on the Norwich road near the river, above New London all ready for the summer occupancy of the large number who have engaged to come. She will be assisted by her sisters, Misses Marion and Lucille.
 Dr. H. K. Thoms, who has been in terne at Memorial hospital. New Lon don, for several months, will leave July 1. He will eC to his home in Litchfeld for a. weeks vacation and on his return will take up residence and office in New London He was formerly at the Backus hospital.
 Chester c. Amber has been in New York to accompany the body of his brother. Edmund H. Ambler. who died in Omaha, Neb.. last February, to Danbury. where burial took place Fri day at 10 a. m. Edmund Ambler was a successful Omaha bank man. He leaves his wife. two brothers. Chester c. of Norwich, and Alfred s. of St. Paul, Minn.
 SAFE AND SANE