Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27

The New London Kennel club is re- ceiving large number of entries for it's second annual dog show on Thurs day, August
 Farmers bring in word that the local corn crop is going to be bumper. The fields have had a wonderful growth since the rains. Blackberries are found to be quite plentiful in many localities this sea- son, and the raspberry bushes have also horue a good crop
 The yield ol peaches will be small CT this year than usual present condi- tions indicate. and apples and pears will have an average yield. At the Knickerbocker hotel. Mantle. have been registered H. G. Pond of Norwich, L. r. Wardell and Charles Smith and family of Norwich.
 All the cottages at Pleasant View are occupied at the present time with the exception of three or four, which ar9 being held for the late corners.
 Ocean Beach Day this year is to be postponed from midsummer until Sep tember, in order that it may provi1e one more feature for the convention.
 Sunday is dedicated to St. Victor, pope and martyr. in the Roman Cath alis church. while next Wednesday s the feast day of St. Ignatius Loyola, confessor.
 Many automobilists and more trolley riders made Stonington their destina- tion Thursday and Friday in order to get a glimpse of the wreck or what was left of it.
 Connecticut delegates are preparing to attend the l1th national convention of the American Federation of Cath ollie Societies, to be held in Louisville, Ky, August IS to 2l.
 The Connecticut tobacco fields. which were in a bad way before the rains, have come up remarkably in the past ten days, and some of the growers arc about to begin priming.
 The Connecticut Chautauqua as- sembly concluded its annual series of meetings Thursday night, and for the first time in it's history found that its
 
 September 16-17 was set at direc- tors meeting in New Haven Thursday for the annual convention of the Con necticut Retail Wine, Beer and Liquor Dealers association in Hartford.
 The plans are announced for a big New Haven week. celebration on Sep tember 19, 20 and 21. which will be made one of the biggest affairs of the kind that New England has known.
 A number of the stopping places along the line of the Norwich and Westerly trolley road have beeen abolishd, in order that better time might be made between the points of destination
 At Andover. the friends of Mrs. Jeanette Smith have presented her with $50 in gold as a slight recogni- tion of her completion of half a cen tury as a member of the Congrega tional church choir
 The 150th anniversary of St. James Episcopal church and the dedication of S2O,0O0 parish house at Great Bar rington. Mass, Thursday the dedica- l tory address was by Bishop Thomas F Davies, formerly of Norwich.
 The Telephone Bulletin appears this month in a new form, it's new shape making it more convenient to read and carry. Its cover scheme is also new and the improvements increase dis | tinctly the value of the Bulletin.
 At Watch Hill this afternoon the ] 1 the suffrage campaign into Rhode Ts- ! land. Mrs. Carlos .F Stoddard of New ] Haven, which city just now is hot i bed of the movement. is the principa speaker
 The old frigate Constellation, fam | ous for her deeds during the war witr i France and the war of 1872. recently 1 threatened with abandonment in the waters of Chesapeake bay, is to b. 1 allowed to remain in service at New 1 port, R. l,
 The Portiuncula indulgence may bt gained in all the churches of the Hart. ford diocese from next Thursday noor 1 till midnight August 2, or from noo1 Saturday till midnight of Sunday, Au | gust 4, to the. choice of pastors of tn respective churches.
 "The Immigrants Guide" the bool prepared under the direction of tn Connecticut D. A. R.. Tor the education of foriegners in citizenship, has al ready been published in Italian, Eng fish, Polish and Yiddish, the last tw being just off the press.
 You have money idle in saving banks at per cent. when shore lot are increasing 20 per cent. yearly ] value. Investigate Groton Long Point the new beach with new opportunities Plots on your own terms. Jas. Ja Smith Co.,. Shannon Bldg.-adv.
 Between the 40 degrees to whic the mercury was down this week in number of places in this locality an the 95 and 98 degree temperatures C the week before, there is enough diff ference to bear out the traditional un reliability of New England weather
 Ocean Beach Wednesday closes tn suffrage campaign fer this summe and the suffragists will go back t Hartford to prepare to meet the legis lators in the fall. They have no' campalgned in almost every county the state and have leagues fin all tn larger cities
 The first years work of the Indus
 trial Bureau of the New York, Ne Haven and Hartford railroad and tt Boston and Maine railroad shows thi s5 concerns, employing 1900 nerson having property waRah eSS~ N--lo