Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-19
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Norwich, Monday, Aug. 19. 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS.


 VARIOUS MATTERS.
 Local milliners are in New York, studymen up on fall and winter styles pr. EIdred will be out of town from August IS to August 26.-adv.
 The marriage of Ernest Leonard and Miss Mossie of Occum takes place today (Monday).
 The flag on Davis theater fioated all day Sunday in the rain, the one cheery bit of color in the grayness,
 The New York. New Haven & Hart ford Railroad Co. will have it's fall time table out September 29.
 Mrs. George s. Palmer was the so- loist in the Groton Congregational church Sunday morning, singing The Cross,
 The income account of the New Ha- ven road for the year ending June 30 shows a surplus for the year of sSO6,- S35.S1.
 A marriage license has been issued in Bridgeport to Oscar Weeks, 40, or Rockville, and Emma Heinr. 21, ot North Coventry.
 There is eastern Connecticut inter est in the twelfth annual reunion o1 the Durham Family association in Meriden Wednesday next.
 schoolshlp Newport, which left New f Ia TaflJTntnR from Stockholm, Sweden, and is due in New London. october 1,
 Norwich cottages at Neptune park are participating in the beach parties and other diversions which Is making August pleasurable there.
 Robert Mcdonald of East Lyme has moved from that town to the Fitz- gerald farm in Waterford, where he will take charge of the work.
 In Holland county the tobacco in the field is in good condition and has apparently passed through the period when there is danger from hail.
 Since the American Gladlolous soci- ety has offered special prizes for blooms, growers of the flower are talk ing special interest in it's culture.
 Mrs. Calvin L. Rawson, now of Woodstock, received a post card show CT of over 300. besides other remem- brances, on her birthday, last week.
 In St. Patricks church Saturday morning at o'clock. Rev. Hugh Trea- nor celebrated a months mind requiem high mass for Mrs. Catherine Fitch.
 Free textbooks for the public schools cost the city of New London about $1,000 a year. 12,000 books be- ing bought annually to replace those worn out.
 Stamp collectors here have their minds on Springfield, Mass, where the 27th annual convention of the American Philatelic society opens Tuesday and lasts through Thursday
 Excursion to Montreal and return via the Central Vermont railway, only $500. Tickets on sale August 20, 21 22; return limit September 6, 1912 Through coaches and sleeping cars tc MontreaL-adv.
 Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich has handed down decision in the case of the New Hartford Water Co vs. the Village Water company o1 New Hartford, in favor of the defend ant
 Connecticut police have been notified from Colchester that Joseph Steuo- witch, a partner in a boarding house with Mike Levine of that place, haC skipped out with the firms bank ac' count.
 A postofice order states that unde new arrangement that parcels pos | packages sent to Brazil will hereafte be distributed at only five points, Ri | de Janeiro, Bahia, Pernambuco, Para and Sac Paulo.
 1 The historical societies will note to | day, August 19. as the tooth anniver | sary of the famous naval fight in whicl the frigate Constitution, "Old Iron sides" defeated the English frigat Guerriere.
 The vines on Broadway church hay had to be trimmed again, to keep theI off the brickwork. Since the rain began they had reached up to tn sills of the handsome stained glas windows.
 The new law compelling people wh l desire to dig up state road for an purpose. water gas or other pipes, now in force and permission must b secured from Highway Commissions l Macdonald.
 Tuesday is the big day with the tel | ephone people of the state. More tha 700 employees of the Southern Ne England Telephone company will | in New Haven to hold the 21st annui outing of the company's workers.
 The Panama canal zone is the seer of a ghosts activity as described in short story in the August, or summ' short story, issue of Comfort. write by Clarence M, Agard of this cit says the Bridgeport Telegram.
 Arrangements have been made | the leaders of the Boy Scouts of An erica with game commissioners of u states to cooperate in affording u boys better opportunity ia scoutin The work will save the songsters.
 An excursion to Rocky Point w be given by the machinists of the Ea Hartford railroad shops Sunday. IT trip will be by special train, and tn, will be joined by others from the di ferent shops of the New Haven sy tenn.
 Major Isaac Brumley of Eastel Point is having an addition built to h cottage. One part of the Veranda being carried up and rooms built o of it. Another bath Is being put
 and other improvements are to
 made.
 Yesterday, the twelfth Sunday aft
 Pentecost, Rev. Thomas A. Grumh celebrated the 10.S0 o'clock mass St. Patrick's church. the epistle re- ! being Cor. fiji: 4-9, and the gosr