Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-09


 Visitors to Block Island are enjoy ing the summer drill of the Atlantic fleet in that vicinity.
 A big modern barn is to be built on the fine farm of the late Col. James A. Brown, of North Stonington.
 W. H. Smith and family of Norwich will occupy Bethsaida bungalow at Noank for the rest of this month.
 The advance of the season is indi- cated by the announcements of the opening of the school term and year.
 The fifteenth annual reunion of the Holmes Cady families is to be held at Crystal lake. Rockville, Thursday, Au- gust IS.
 The Hibernians of this city will wear cream -cOlored shirts and not white ones in their state parade at Bridge port, August 20.-adv.
 During July there was total of 1886 real estate sales in Connecticut The total amount of mortgages for the month was $5.415,441. The City Beautiful committee has received for distribution in different sections receptacles in which waste matter may be placed.
 Coroner Robert H. Fisk has named Dr. Edward A. Brace of Ellington as medical examiner taking the place of Dr. E. T. Davis. deceased.
 Miss Isabelle Wilbur has resigned as superintendent and matron of the new Johnson hospital at Stafford | Springs, to take effect September l. A subscriber writes that in this sea- | son of ivy poisoning it is well to re- member that cure is to rub on vine gar, as soon as the first itching is felt
 This is the month of family reun- \ ions, as auto tourists come from dis tant states to look up relatives in Connecticut towns. the homes of their 1 ancestors.
 The mulching process is said to be working wonders in orchards. A lay 1 CT of swamp hay or seedless weeds aids in retaining the fruit until reach ing maturity.
 1 The date for the annual Bill me l mor1al dinner at Ledyard has been set for August 2S. Rev. Joseph Henry Sel- den a native of Norwich, will make the l principal address.
 The hotel at Crescent beach. owned and formerly run by James L. Wheel | CT of Norwich when the Baptist Tab ernaele was in use. is now utilized principally by camping parties.
 The Hebrew Women's association picnic, which was postponed on July IA, will be held on Sunday, August II at Lincoln park. Tickets bearing tht date of July IA will be accepted.-adv [ A check has been received by tn, state from the general treasurer O the national home for disabled soldier, ] for $9,421.42, aid for the care of sol diers for the quarter ending June 30 1912.
 The flag on the city hall was placet at half-mast Wednesday, out of re spect for Col. John Tweedey, who's ] death occurred on Monday at Norwich and who was at one time an assessor 4 -Danbury News.
 The Squire Gregson cottage at Nep tune park is being occupied durin, August by E. E. Pember and family of Hartford. Mir. and Mrs. Gregsol have returned to Norwich, to super wise the building of their new bunga low.
 ! w. c. T. U. workers are being urge to attend in numbers the annual fiel meeting of the Woman's Christiai Temperance union of New London Holland and Windham counties, on tn Willimantic camp ground Wednesda l next.
 Gov Simeon E. Baldwin has name NI Clarence NJ. Thompson secretary c the Connecticut Prison association. a a delegate to represent the state at th meeting of the American Prison asso t citation to be held in Baltimore Novem Der 9 to 14.
 Misses Maria w. and Harriet I l Averill of $ Terrace place, Danbury sisters of John c. Averill of Norwich t returned home Wednesday after ,, pleasure tour of seven months dura ton, during which they visited man parts of the world.
 Governor Baldwin today appointe William Henry Allen of Norwich an l Charles J. Dillon of Hartford member , of the Connecticut board of examiner lf I of embalmers for three years, to sue I ceed Charles H. Vincent of Simbur and Edward J. Sisk of New Haven.
 The sig, seven seated touring @ numbered 100000 N. r., which was a town Wednesday, was on it's way California. The owners were rels tives of the Hedge family of East Nol wich, and visited graves of relatiV, in Yantic cemetery, before leavin town.
 Only the enlisted men in the Unite States will feel the pinch of the pre- ent delay in pay, as the men in Il Philippines, Alaska, China and the c; ; nal zone are paid a month late throuf out the year. This is due to the gre length of time necessary for payma
 ters to travel
 Shore dinner at the Auditoriu - ladies and gents cafe. served fro
 11.30 a. m. to 2 D. m.-Steamed clan
 bluetish chowder, sliced cucumbers
 tomatoes, bluefish chuks breaded, t f mato sauce, broiled soft crabs
 toast, corn on cob, clam fritters, fri
 sweet potatoes. watermelon, 50 cts.
 adv.
 h The marriage of Miss Cora E. K .- logg, daughter of the late Rev. H.
 Kellogg, a teacher in the South Ma
 chester high school, and John
 Baker of Boston, took place at t
 home of the bride in Manchester
 Monday afternoon. The ceremony "
 performed by Rev. o. G. Baker, fatt
 of the groom.
 Cards from London. - Morgan Cronin. who is on a t