Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-24
Olle BllllTtin.
Norwich, Wednesday, July 24, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

The feast of St. Anne comes on Fri day.
 Wraps were in demand Tuesday evening.
 Trolley car riders found Tuesday this week. quite a bit different than a week ago.
 At East Northfeld two conferences are now in progress, the home mis- sionary and the Sunday school gather ings.
 Special business mems lunch, Ia carte, served from 11.30 a. m. to p. m. every day. at the Auditorium hotel. adv.
 The moonlight evenings will be pleasing to the vacationists, particu- larly if they have touch of the TO- mantle.
 Charles Hopkins, years old. re- gently made the forty mile trip from Putnam to Lords Point, Stonington, with a donkey.
 timely bulletin, No. 72. is being sent out from the Storrs Agricultural Experiment station on Spraying Cu- culnbers and Melons.
 Secretary Charles D. Hine is con ducting an interesting course in school management and economy at the Dan bury summer school this week.
 Members of the Swedish Lutheran church are making arrangements for the satte convention of the Lutheran league at Stamford on Labor day.
 Fishermen who have been anxious the law goes on, Aug. 1, are rejoicing to see the brooks filled up again by the rains.
 Delegates are being elected to the annual convention of the Catholic To- tai Abstinence union of Connecticut, to be held in New London on Aug. 26 and 27.
 In the western end of the state new corn pest, worm which eats off the silk and so prevents the develop mont of the ears, has been reported recently.
 In other places the milk producers announce another raise of half a cent per quart after Aug. i, and so the re- tail price will have to go up corre- spondingly.
 The day nursery fund was increased by S460 by the fair given Saturday at George D. Landers' home in Ocean avenue by Misses Mary Sheffield and Lila Moore.
 St Joseph's parish, Winsted, one of the oldest in the state, is to have a  prose already having nearly $60, ,000 subscribed.
 Norwich people find North Stoning- ton a delightful objective point for an afternoons automobile or trolley trip, especially since the annual tea garden has opened. The state amateur trap shooting championship went to a Danbury man, c. Howard Daley, who broke 93 out of 100 clay birds at the Tamarack range last Saturday. | The filth annual reunion of the 27th regiment, Connecticut Volunteers as- | sociation, will be held Wednesday, Aug. 2S, at Charles Quinn's, formerly Pufnam's, Savin Rock. { ue tdulpdlBu dBdlnSL mosquitoes 1 has given rise to a new organization a drainage and irrigation company. to | drain marshes and so> prevent the 1 propagation of the pest. ' At Dawley's Lumber yard, Tuesday ! morning, Chris Olsen, a deckhand on the T. A. Scott companys lighter had his hand jammed painfully when a piece of lumber fell on it.
 Myron G. Pattee, chief train des- patcher of the southern division of tho Central Verpont railway, and Mrs Pattee are spending a vacation a their old home in Vermont.
 Last night the suffra gists spoke al Groton. Tonight they are at Nortf Bennington. Thursday at Stoningtol { borough hall Friday at Mystic in St fi Patrick's hall. and Saturday at one O the Watch Hill hotels.
 The American Protective Tariff ,. league is sending cut copies of Sena tor w. B. Heyburh's speech, Protection
 Which Protects, copies of which ma be obtained free from the league headquarters at 33s Broadway, Nev York.
 | ~"AluCpLlCuL congressman have re celved elaborate memorials and reso luuons from the Royal Arch Mason or Connecticut asking that legislatio1 -i be enacted permitting the carving O insignia of secret orders upon tomb { stones in the national cemeteries.
 Groton eonclave, Heptasophs will in
 ltate a class Of about 15 candidate
 at its meeting tonight, at which it
 expected that Grand Organizer Cruet 1 or Baltimore, District Deputy Peter
 son of New Haven and a large dele
 gation from Norwich will be present.
 Members of the Grand Army ar
 I2aking plans for attending the nation
 al cncampment on the Pacific coas
 this ia. The special rate applies t members Of all organizations con
 nected with the Grand Army and thei
 friends may go on the Connecticu
 train.
 F Amendment is filed in the seeretar 1 or states office to certificate of incor
 poration of the New London Marin
 Iron Works company, the preferre
 stock having been changed from ne , cent cumulative to [ per cent. non cumulative, with the right of partici
 patton with common stock of all divi T dends above per cent.
 new beach, Groton Long Pojn
 having three miles of Sound frontas = has just been opened Prices are lo . (S195 upwards) to start and are bo1n = to advance rapidly. Improvement
 under way will make this the large, = and finest beach on the coast Ocea
 Beach plots formerly sold at $500 an
 are now S3.000 to S5,00O. while ; ' Watch Hill they are S20,O00 each. Sen
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