Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-26
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VARIOUS MATTERS.

" N''hVNiV AaaNV, ~, H., August S5.
 Berry -piekers find that the rains have been remarkably beneficial in bringing the berries up to normal size.
 Special business mems lunch, a la carte. served from tt.S0 a. m. to 2 p. m, every day, at the Auditorium hotel. adv.
 sixteen hundred people went on the steamer City of Lowell on the New port excursion Thursday 50 tickets were sold in Norwich.
 The suggestion has been facetiously made that the grass on the park at the corner of Franklin and Bath streets needs cutting.
 The curve just beyond which oc- cured Thursday mornings wreck at Stonington has long been regarded as one of the worst bends on the Shore line
 August has been set as State Day at Pine Grove for the State Spiritual isttc association. Mrs. Mary S. Van derhilt will take charge of the meet ings.
 young man purporting to be a member of the Moose the order of Moose, has been successfully getting loans from members of the order in other cities.
 The coming of cooler weather seems to have done more to increase the number at the summer colonies along the shore than the excessive hot wave O ia week ago.
 Thirty fire companies in Connecticut and New York have accepted invita- tions to attend the big parade that the Danbury fire departmement is arrang- [ ing for Sept. 12.
 Kitemaug was the destination of an up-the-river picinc on Thursday the outing being enjoyed by members of All Souls church and Sunday school of New London.
 | The supreme court has set aside the i verdict of $2,75O awarded Miss Eunice | H. Allen of Bridgeport against the city 1 of New London for injuries caused by falling on an icy sidewalk.
 L, B. Crockett of Norwich has re- | gently purchased a large tract of i woodland on the Hartford turnpike l ! has his mill at work there. MiGR Eleanor Wilson and sister, Jes- | sic, of Sea Girt, \. J., daughters of | Gov Woodrow Wilson are the guests { of Prof. and Mrs. w. t. Vreeland at ] their summer home at Old Lyme. While in Stonington and vicinity the gypsy moth has apparently been eX- | fDr 1rtfo l.ss. Tral-a ,rrN l again in WaIingford and 26 caterpil- lars have been found there this season.
 When his motor boat engine back fired in starting, the handle of the fly wheel struck Peter Peterson of New London across both knees Wednesday, breaking one leg and opening both joints.
 Groton Long Point plots are sold for | Sl95 upward on easy monthly pay ments. Tents or bungalows can be erected when first payment is made. Jas Jay Smith Co, shannon Bldg adv.
 As one means of helping to lower the high cost of living, Hartford is in l terested in establishing a public mar bet in that city, similar to the great markets in New York, Baltimore and 1 Washington.
 Rev. U. o. BeHerose of Baltic and Rev. John F. Donahue of South Gov entry were in Bridgeport this week and officiated at the funeral of Mrs | Catherine Jordan, mother of Rev. F. J Jordan of Bridgeport.
 The annual Gri;wold Review. one ot the midsummer features for Easterr Point society folk. is to be given Fri day evening, August ?. by the young people of the colony, who have formed the None Such Players club.
 Any persons who wish mail at gen eral delivery windows instead of home addresses, may hereafter be required to give their reasons in writing, by a new general order, designed to elimin- ate clandestine correspondence.
 The Thames club will hold it's an nual picnic in Richards grove. The last two years the Eleventh Artillery band from Fort H. G. Wright has played at the picnic, but the club will have simply an orchestra this year.
 Meriden's thirty second and last physician is pr. Thomas Murray o1 New London, known in this city, who graduated from the University oi Maryland in 1910 and has completed two years as interne in New York
 The executive committee of the Con necticut Retail Wine, Beer and Liquor Dealers association, meet Thursray at SaVln Rock, to plan arrangements for the annual state convention Whict l will be held in Hartford in September
 Prosecuting attorneys are interested in the decision about to he made by the supreme court as to whether it is within the jurisdiction of the prosecut- in Sattorney of any city in Connecti- cut to collect the delinquent persona taxes.
 Engineer Frank Kroner of Norvicl is making a preliminary survey for ar | extension of the Ashaway and Wester, ly trolley line to Bradford. where tn, Bradford Dyeing company of Englan, will soon begin the operation of { bieachery
 The filth annual reunion of the 2Otl C. V. infantry will be held in Cheshir August 22. The business meeting vii be held in Grange hall at 11.3 o'clock. This will be the semi -centen nal of the regiment and a special pro gramme will be arranged. } Orthodox Hebrews have this weel observed one of the most importan holidays in the Jewish ecclesiasti . year, Tisha B'ab commemorating tn destruction of Jerusalem and th Temple by the Chaldeans in 5S6 BIC } and by the Romans in 70 A. D.
 
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