Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-13
VARIOUS MATTERS.

season.
 Fishing and grabbing at the Draw bridge is faverite pastime with many | vacationists.
 Round trip Ocean Beach Str. Gardi- her week days 25c. Crescent Beach. soc. | adv.
 Harold Smith leaves Montville this week to work on a chicken ranch at | Ellicott, Ind.
 Scores of summer boarders are ar irving at the farms about Chesterfield. Montville and Bozrah.
 The grounds about the armory on Mckinley avenue have been greatly improved l the recent rains.
 Florists who provide blossoms for sale at the shore resorts are having an unusually busy and profitable sea- son.
 Tomorrow Wednesday, the vigil of the feast of the Assumption, is a fast ing day of obligation in the Catholic church.
 One of the teachers engaged by the Saybrook school board for the coming year is Miss E. s. Chapin of Groton for grades 7 an 8.
 Division No. 2, A. o. H.. at their meeting tonight CTuesday) will make final arrangements for the state parade at Bridgeport Aug. 20 All members are requested to be present.-adv.
 Local people connected with the new Thermos Bottle company say that or ders upon orders are being received by the management.
 Capt. Thomas H.. Baldwin. who showed Norwich it's first flying ma chine, is to have charge of the aero plane flights at Danbury fair.
 A Windsor correspondent notes that Mrs. R. R. Parker. wife of Acting Rec tor Rev. R. R. Parker, who has been i'll for several weeks. is improving.
 MT. and Mrs H. A. Blake of Col chester have been recent guests at the home of Mrs. B. J. G. Parmenter of Athol, Mass, They were former Athol residents.
 The memorial to Gen. Joseph R. Hawley at Hartford is not to be dedi- cated until the return from Europe of his widow and two daughters, some time in October.
 Don't forget to attend St. Mary's parish lawn festival on Convent ave nue tonight. Great vaudeville show, whist, "45'' and dancing. Lang's or chestra. Follow the crowd. Admission 10 cents.-adv.
 For the benefit of those who are likely to have a holiday on Labor day and who want to make their plans now to go somewhere, Horace Johnson says l that the day will be fine,
 At a meeting of the New Britain board of charities, the following report was made: In hospital for the insane, Norwich, July 1, four, admitted one, deaths one. In hospital July S1, four
 The record of real estate sales by l warranty deed in Connecticut for the week was. s299. against 253 a year ago, 1 and the mortgages s807, ,701, as com pared with $76S.9s4 for the previous year.
 Bertice Hoop, the three year old son ! l pying their summer home on Groton | Long Point, fell from a bed on which he was playing and dislocated his right shoulder.
 A correspondent complains of the lack of thrift of owners who let barrel after barrel of apples rot under the trees, saying they are not worth pick ing up, when in the cities such apples retail at cents quart. ! Henrietta Frances, 69, widow o1 Samuel Swan, late of Bridgeport, anG mother of Mrs. Frederick F. Small o1 Hartford, died Sunday. The funera will be held in Bridgeport Tuesday She was a relative of the Hyde family , of Norwich.
 Combination dinner today at tht Auditorium ladies and gents cafe Mulligatawney soup; fried chicken Maryland style: sliced tomatoes; Del monico potatoes; apple or berry pie coffee. 50c.-adv.
 State Dairy and Food Commissions Potter with Director A. H. Jenkins o
 the Connecticut agricultural expert ment station, has prepared rules ant I regulations for variation in net quan tity of food products sold in packag form in this state.
 Members of Norwich parishes ar being notified of special railroad steamship and hotel rates when iron
 September 12 to 15 the Internationa Eucharistic congress will be held il Vienna. This is a gathering of Cath . olics from all parts of the world The Fathers of I4aSalette who hay parishes in eastern Connecticut an whose college is in Hartford, are mak l ing a special effort this summer t secure young Catholic men who hay a vocation to spread the Gospel an feel called to the missionary life.
 Priests assisting Rev. P. J. O'Reill at the Forty Hours devotion in S : Johns church, Uncasville, Monday were Rev. Fathers Treanor, Norwich
 Fitzmaurice. Greeneville, DesSureaul
 Occum, Bellerose, Baltic. Hayes an = Muster. Jewett City, Keefe. PlainflelC
 Mccarthy, Wauregan. Donnelly. Gros
 venordale, Morrissey, VoluntowI
 Flemming Mystic, and F1tzmauric'
 New London.
 Norwich Produces Rarity.
 Rev. c. Seymour Bullock of A
 Souls church, New London, cam
 across a pastel and water color paint