Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-08

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 The borders of geraniums, phlox, golden glow and dahlias at the central fire station look thrifty and well cared for.
 Round trip Ocean Beach Str. Gardi- ner week days 25c, Crescent Beach, soc. -adv.
 Mrs Norman c. Allen and children of Montville are spending the week end at Dr. J. H, Aliens cottage, Mum ford's cove.
 Ledyard farmers are sending nice looking corn, carrots, cucumbers, po- tatoes and other vegetables to the Norwich markets.
 The New York Yacht club squadron will be in New London Friday. re- maining until Saturday morning, when they go to Newport.
 The missionary society of the Grot- ton Heights Baptist church had pie nic at Charles H. Browns place, Riv- erview Gales Ferry, Tuesday.
 Twenty army wagons and other camp equipage have been shipped from Mantle to Seymour to be used by the c. N. G.. in the maneuverS next week.
 When Pomona grange confers the fifth degree on candidates August 15, the session will be held at Kitemaug, through the courtesy of F. w. Brown ing.
 Forget the heat. Drink Williams Root Beer, cool and sparkling, full of snap and vim. Make it at home.-adv.
 The annual reunion of the Lowrey family Is to be held Wednesday, Au- gust 21, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holcome in Weatogue (Sims- bury).
 Social workers have been notified that the fifteenth international con gross on hygiene and demography will be held September 9 to 2S at Wash ington, D. c.
 Industrious small boys and girls are getting express wagon loads of kind l ling where George W. Carroll is hav- ing the old buildings on Franklin street demolished.
 Recent interpretations include Hotel Nutmeg company, New London; cap- ital $2000; incorporators, Joseph M. l McBride, Annie T. Mcbride and R. P. Freeman, all of New London.
 The government continues it's work of improvement at Fort Wright, Fish CTS island, where electric lighting and other modern conveniences make this post exceptionally well equipped
 Stephen G. Bond, who was graduat- ed this spring from a technical school in Boston, has entered the employ of the American Beet Sugar company in Smink, Col, and left Black Point for that place this week. Choice Long Island clans just re- ceived; also a full line of fresh sea feod at Powers Bros. Tel. IA, Tel TIT adv.
 During last week ten new corpora tiors, with total authorized capital of | $S70,100 were formed in Connecticut | In the same week of 1911 the number was but nine with total capital of $250, ,00O.
 News has been received of the death | on Monday at the Masonic home, Wal l lingford, of Elizabeth, widow of PhiliI | Jerolds, n. The funeral was held on Tuesday with burial in Memoriam cemetery, Wallingford.
 Judge E. Henry Lacombe, senior | judge of the United States circuit court of appeals, has designated Judge | Walter C. Moves of that court to act | in the Hartford district during the va- cation period of Judge James P. Platt
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Barnard and Mir. and Mrs. William Beebe of Mti- tineague and Miss Nellie Crane and Wallace Potter of Springfield, Mass. have returned home, after a two weeks outing at Wintergreen point, Quaker Hill.
 Miss Lucy Collins, who has made | her home with her aunt. Mrs. Walter 1 Penn of Noank, became insane Satur- l day night. It was decided by her | physician and relatives that she be removed to the Norwich State hos 1 pital.
 Children have put old paper, crumbs cts. into the little trough at the | Franklin street fountain intended fol dogs, cats and birds. and have showr | other examples of their vandalism by littering the park with papers and rubbish.
 Eastern Connecticut alumni learr that at the recent reunion of the for mer students of St. Gesaire business college in New England, which was held at Rocky Point it was voted tc hold the next annual reunion at Wor- cester. in 1913
 n -Irprso %Ss given Mrs. Jame. Sistare of the Hotel Palmre. Noank Saturday evening, on her birthday
 The guests presented Mrs. Sistare { beautiful white ivory toilet set. Mrs | Thomas Neal of Norwich made tn, presentation speech.
 ] At 630 Tuesday morning Martin J 1 Cullen and Miss Anna G. Kane were ! married at St. Mary's Star of the Sea I church, New London, by Rev Johr Heating. John Foley was best mar 1 and Miss Mary Kane, a sister of th' | bride, was bridesmaid.
 Miss Genevieve O'Keefe, the teacher who died at her home in New Haver Saturday as the result of burns, re. ! ceived when her dress caught fire | from bonfire in the yard. was tht sister of Mrs. D. J. Riordan of Bent ley avenue Ocean beach
 The pastor of fhe Mohegan churcf Miss Lillian Daniels left Monday fol her vacation of two weeks, which vii be spent at Gales Ferry and Allyin. Point During her absence services will be omitted. The ladies of the so- ciety are not giving any August sup. | per-.
 Today, August 6, was the 51st birth. l day of Edith Kermit Roosevelt, wifi, | of Col. Theodore Roosevelt, she hay | ing been born here in Norwich Angus ! s, lS6l the daughter of Charles Carow | She was the granddaughter of Gen. 4 craI frNler VI lived nn Wa shinr rtnr