Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-31
Che Rullrtin.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

Owners of salt meadows are curing the hay this week.
 Peach socials are being held by sub urban church societies.
 July goes out with general commen- dation for good weather, not too hot.
 Miss Edith Bryant has returned to ton.
 The life savers at Fishers island station go on duty at midnight to- night.
 Vacation time always means in- creased sales of cameras and camera supplies.
 Steam yacht Narwhal of Norwich is on the ways at Riverside for cleaning and painting.
 Special business mems lunch, ia carte, served from 11.S0 a. m. to p. m., every day. at the Auditorium hotel adv.
 The Kibbe family reunion is to be held Thursday, August 8, at the home of MT. and Mrs. c. B. Sikes. Jr. in Ellington.
 The Danbury summer school, just closed, was attended by BIO teachers, most of whom remained during the four weeks.
 The fine new brick guardhouse at Fort Wright, Fishers island. has been completed and it's surroundings have been improved,
 Short twiights indicate the days decreasing length. forty eight min utes less than at the beginning of summer, June 21.
 In some Connecticut towns the leop- ard moth is badly damaging trees in parks and on streets, getting under the bark and cutting the limb.
 German Lutherans from all over the state gathered at the grove in the rear of the German Lutheran church at South Manchester Sunday to at tend a mission feast.
 Some of those choice small hacker el, butter fish, sword fish and founders from Block Island, at Powers Bros. Two phones, No. TIT, No. 114.-adv.
 By many farmers new potatoes are being rushed to market while the prices are high. Yield and quality are satisfactory, in spite of a doubtful outlook during early July.
 Visitors to the North stonington tea garden last week several times ir, longer timid, but stand boldly, una fraid of autos or carriages.
 The state board of agriculture met with the officers of the various state agricultural societies at the capitol on Tuesday for the purpose of discussing gambling at the state fairs.
 A Norwich young woman, Miss Julia H. Hoffman, now in the government service at Washington, has had good success teaching classes in Spanish and Esperanto in that city.
 Wise individuals are improving the comfortable days for both business and pleasure, realizing that hotter weather may come soon. when exer- ton of any sort vii lbe a burden.
 A Groton correspondent writes: Christopher L. Avery and family are to move shortly from the c. S. w. Davis house in Maple avenue to their summer residence at Eastern Point.
 Owners of shore cottages have had no difficulty in renting them this sea a- son. With tomorrow, the first of Au- gust many present tenants will va cate and be succeeded by newcomers.
 Special broil live Block Island lob ster, combination salad, Julienne po- tatoes, soc At the Auditorium ladies and gents cafe from p. m. to II p, m., tonight.-adv.
 A member of the state K. of C. delegation to leave New Haven Thurs day for the national convention at Colorado Springs, Col, is former May or Cornelius T. Driscoll, native of Norwich.
 The amusement committee of the Telephone Employees Mutual Benefit society has closed the programme fol the annual field day of the society which, as usual, will be held at Savir Rock, New Haven.
 Local Episcopalians are interested in the rumor that Rev J. Chauncey Linsley of Torrington declines cleo. tion to the office of suffragan bishop he having sent letter to that effec to Bishop Brewster.
 Mrs. Mary Sullivan of New Londol suffered a hemorrhage Sunday and ii in rfn condition Daniel in Norwich, Martin in Hart ford, Patrick and a daughter in Chi cago, have been notified
 Eastern Connecticut priests will b. in Cromwell this morning to attend th funeral of Rev. James Lawless, AS who was pastor of the Catholic churcl in South Coventry from September 1e 1900, to August 26. 1901.
 Tuesday evening a jubilee concer was given at the M. E. church, Gale Ferry, by singers from Norwich, un der the direction of Prof. William E Geary formerly of Washington, D C., one of the original Fish and Hamp ton jubilee singers.
 Notices have been received by Con necticut police to be on the lookou for Frank Muller, Louis Rosenbere Harry Horowitz and Samuel Schepps wanted in connection with the mur der of Herman RosenthaI In Ney New York city, July 16.
 Deputy Sheriff George Woodrui filed papers Satur1ay at the Sufiel town clerks flee. showing that at tachments hau been placed on tn property of Arthur G. Lord in tn north part of the town, in favor c George T. Lord of Norwich for $5, ,0Ot
 Guests at marshmallow toast giv en at Crescent beach recently by Mis- | M. B. Thompson, included Mlsse 1 Ruth Hiscox. Olive Hiscox, Hele Storms, Annie Storms, Ruth Steven | Helen Willard, Marion Rodgers an Miss Gertrude Allen and Richard AT mold of Norwich.
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