Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-22
VARIOUS MATTERS.

Sc many showers have done much to improve the pasturage.
 Farmers have found the rye crop unusually satisfactory this year.
 The Mems club of Mystic plans a sail to Norwich on the tug Westerly.
 New England fish dinner 50 cents, at Auditorium ladies and gents cafe Fri day.-adv.
 A big party from Berlin and New Britain is camping at Groton Long Point.
 The annual reunion of the Barber family was held Wednesday at Har- winton.
 Many of the Methodist churches will omit services next Sunday Camp Meeting Sunday.
 Rubber shoes have shorter lives since the streets have been oiled, the oil rotting rubber heels.
 The Partridge family reunion was held recently at the First Parish church, in Templeton, Mass.
 News comes from Springfield that 101 enthusiastic collectors have been attending the stamp convention
 Several from Norwich will go to Pine Grove for the big festivity of the season, the masked ball on Saturday.
 In St. Patrick's church Wednesday r. ed a requiem high mass for John Hol- sten.
 Connecticut doctors are at Niagara Falls, to attend the three days annual session of the American academy of eye and ear specialists.
 Graduate nurses are being invited to the meeting of the Connecticut Nurses association, at Gaylord Farm sanitarum, September 4.
 The sate tuberculosis commission at its meeting this week discussed plans for the disposal of sewage from the county sanitarium at Norwich.
 So many tourists are bound Canada ward it was necessary to attach an extra sleeping car to the SeashOre Limited at Palmer Tuesday night.
 The Connecticut Veteran association of the Eighth regiment is to hold it's forty third annual reunion in Red Mems hall, Southington, September r.
 Now is the time when the owners of the little gardens at the Italian block on Franklin street are enjoying the flowers and vegetables of their own raising.
 Notices have been mailed of the meeting of the Connecticut Asparagus Growers association, at Smiths Ridgewood farm at North Haven on August 27,
 Commissioner of Domestic Animals Heman O. Averill Is busy issuing per mits for cattle to be brought into this state for exhibition at the various ag- riculural fairs
 Harry J. Nossok of New London has signed a three years contract as as sistant physical director of Roberts college, Turkey, and will leave for Constantinople in a few days.
 Morton F. Plants Branford farms stock made a splendid showing at the Rockingham, N. H., state fair. Tues day, winning a total of 7 ribbons for Ayrshire cattle and for sheep.
 Railroad men learn that H. E. Bai- ley, chief train despatcher of the Shore line division in New Haven, has been named as assistant train master l Rf ba riefa
 The Mystic Power company has let the contract to rebuild the sub station | which was burned this summer. to a Norwich firm. Work is to begin at once. The new building will be fire proof
 Rev. and Mrs Henry Macbeth, for merly of eastern Connecticut, have is sued invitations for the marriage of their daughter Eleanor and Harold c. Bird, in St. Thomas church. Bethel, September 4, at 6.30 p. m.
 The sixth biennial reunion of the descendants of William and Margaret Thompson who came from Scotland about 1720. is to be held in the park in front of the Congregational church at Ellington, Saturday, September 21.
 Referring to a former Norwich priest | Rev. P. H. McClean, now of Milford, a New Haven paper states that he has to have four assistants this summer. as over 5000 Catholics attend the six masses in his parish every Sunday.
 Don't forget to attend the joint lawn fete of St Mary's parish-Fr Mathew \ faHrr | night 8-11 o'clock. Whist, "45," en- | tertainment and dancing. Admission 1 10c. Proceeds divided with parish.-adv
 Deputy Collector F. c. Hill of the internal revenue is looking sharp after l cigar stores and saloons to see if the | proprietors have complied with the law in regard to destroying the label after cigars have been sold.
 Frank A. Bicknell, Carleton Wiggins | Edmund Greacon, Will Howe Foote Childe Hassan. Guy E. Wiggins, Ma tilda Brown and Lewis Cohen are among the Lyme artists who will have pictures to show at the exhibit there next week.
 Druggists hereabouts are interested | in the fact that the pure-food act has been extended so as to cover the misbranding of drugs. It will be ap- plicable to all patent medicines anC other preparations so labeled as to de- ceive the purchaser.
 The Connecticut company, which ii stringing it's wires from Norwich tC | New London, will soon reach the latter city. The connection will make com plete circuit connecting the Norwich and New London power houses ant greatly strengthening the system.