Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-16
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 Norwich. Tuesday, July IS, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

Still trace of humidity on Monday.
 A new top dressing has been placed on the west end of Water street.
 The feast of the Lady of Mount Carmel was begun by Italians on Mon duay
 This year. at least scarcity of blue shelled crabs is reported by shore res idents.
 Flathsh and founders are being brought in in abundance by the fish ing boats.
 The old Segatchie quarries on the Mantle river may be opened again, Mantle correspondent writes.
 The Ten Eyck cottage at Eastern Point has been closed on account of the death of Miss Ten Eyck.
 A noticeable number sailors from the hattleships at New London were in this city on Monday evening.
 A weather signal tower has been installed at Fort Wright and awaits the appointment of signal officer.
 
 President Mellen denied vigorously Monday the report that the New Haven road headquarters will be moved to Boston.
 Recently registered at the Munna- tawket, Fishers Island were Earl Stamm. A. P. Allen and Herman Sears of Norwich.
 Collins Millinery Parlors. McKin- ley Ave, will be closed from July 15 to 29, 1912.-adv.
 At Waterbury Sunday the State Plumbers association held it's annual town present
 Dr. c. R. Davis of the Sheffield Sci entifc school reports that oil used on roads gives off no fumes harmful to throat or eyes.
 New London hopes to have both Taft and Wilson at the Atlantic deeper wa terways convention among the 1000 luminaries expected
 Steamer Plymouth brought it's third excursion party from Providence to New London on Sunday with about D. 500 people on board.
 The Connecticut Chautauqua as- sembly opens it's 30th season this even ing at the Plainville camp ground, and continues until July A. The Rhode Island Yacht club will be in New London harbor next Sunday on it's annual summer cruise from New port down the Sound and back by Long Island.
 The local conductors have experi- enced no trouble in Carrying out the running board rule, but in some eases the occupants of seats have complain ed of crowding.
 Eight cool sparkling drinks of Will | liams' Root Beer for Pc. Anyone can af- l ford to keep cool this Summer.-adv.
 State Policeman Rudd arrested four more men at Flanders Corner in Lyme Saturday and Sunday for infractions | of the automobile laws. The fines were about s10 apiece.
 The village of Noank has been hay { ing a large influx of summer visitors 1 this season and 1t is headquarters for l the campers on Mason's Island and Groton Long Point. The New London A. O. IT. delegation | hopes to secure the parade and con 1 vention in that city next year, wher | w T. May of New London will be 2 l candidate for state president. Kitemaug on the Thames is proving a popular place for parties from dowr | the river as well as from Norwich | On July 25 the Groton Heights Rap tist Sunday school picnics there.
 Because of congress delay in carry ing the appropriation for the salaries of vacation employees, the postoffic clerks and carriers have had their an nual respite from labor postponed.
 Plans for the semi annual meetin of the State Medical society in Willi mantle, in October, were made Satur day night at meeting held at tn home of Dr. s, B. Overlook in Pom fret.
 Friday and Saturday of this wee marks the 64th anniversary of the frs woman suffrage convention at Senec Falls, N. Y, where the celebrate Declaration of Rights of Women was drawn up.
 Two valuable cows belonging to Joh G. Lyman, who resides on the Giffor place at East Great Plain, were misse last Thursday, and on Sunday the ami
 mals were found dead, having bee
 struck by lightning.
 The regulars at Forts Terry an
 Michie, from Fort Totten, N Y. ende
 gun practice Sunday morning, and lei
 on their own transports for home. Tn
 men from Forts WadsWorth and Ham
 iltOn are now there. The New Haven Agricultural EX , pertinent station has just issued Bul letin 173, entitled The Mosquito Plagu
 of the Connecticut Coast Region an
 How to Control It, which will be ser
 free on request as long as the suppl lasts.
 Narwich alumnae will he intereste in the hequest of $4,000 left to M Holyoke by Mrs. Georgianna Butter [ worth Gannett, to found the Mar
 Jane Gannett scholarship" the incon
 to be used preferably for the daughter of clergymen and for those preparin to become teachers, 7 TWO INCH RAINFALL.