Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-20

Shore dinner at Kitemaug and Owls outing on Sunday July 21-adv.
 At the quarterly meeting of the Connecticut Creamery association in Hartford, this week. Otto L. Pultz of Lebanon was present.
 The 34th annual reunion of the Dav- is family will be held on Thursday, July 20. on the grounds of the House of Tyrrell, at Seymour.
 B. R. Tilley messenger of the su perior court, has purchased from B. l.. Armstrong the cottage at Ocean beach called 'Riverview."
 Williams Root Beer makes Summer bearable Its regular use promotes a healthy appetite and peaceful sleep-ad
 Schooner vanLear Black, sailing from Jacksonville Fla, July 9, arrived Friday with lumber for A. J. & H. F. Dawley at Fort Point
 It is expected that the trolley cars will be running from Pleasant View to Weekapaug or Atlantic beach, by the first of next week
 The New London Equal Franchise league sent up a number of it's mem bers Friday night to reinforce the at tendance at the Town hall.
 At the Griswold Friday evening a gorgeous naval ball in honor of the officers of the fleet were a number from Norwich and nearby places.
 The grass has come up rapidly since the rains, but there is still a shortage of milk, the farmers say, and it will last for the remainder of the season.
 A Central Village party comprising Dr. J. l.. Gardner, George L. Gardner and Druggist c. H. Lewis were regis tered Thursday and Friday at New London and Ocean Beach.
 Friday was the most perfect of all the days of July, being delightfully."- cool and of a nature to revive weaken 1 ed humanity after the severely hot weather of the past two weeks. This is the time of year that typhoid begins to make it's appearance and that | many cases are contracted by people who go to the shore and the country | and drink water from impure wells. ] The wreck of the schooner Mary ! Adelaide Randall on Northwest Point, New London, has been completely re- moved by thhe T. A. Scott company, and is not longer a menace to naviga- | tion.
 On August il, F. 13 and IA the Grand Trunk will run special excur- sions from Montreal through to New London, and hundreds of Canadian visitors aare expected by local rela- ! tives.
 There will be the regular services. in the Central Baptist church each Sun i day morning and evening throughout ] the summer. Rev. P C. Wright will ] speak at each service tomorrow Come and worship with us.-adv. On one New Haven nten hours | Director Flames found 2,735 vehices | weighing 100000 pounds, passed. In five years the auto traffic has increas- ed 150 per cent, and in the past year 20 per cent.
 Collier Sterling. went up to the Thames naval station Thursday morn ing to take aboard a launch and tow some coal scows from there to Boston The collier was piloted up the river by tug Aquidneck.
 The warship Missouri, in New Lon don harbor will be ready for publi, inspection this afternoon. The thre vessels will remain at New Londoi over Sunday. They have been coalint since their arrival in port.
 District Manager R. H. Gray of Nor wich was at Hartford Thursday tt visit the handsome new modern dis trict home of the Southern New Eng land Telephone company. The new eX change goes into use Saturday. It will interest Eastern Connection friends of Rev. Richard D. Hatch formerly stationed at Willimantic, an, now rector of Trinity Episcopa church, Southport, to know that h. sailed for a summer in London ant England
 The district agent of the Souther New England Telephone company ha been directed to install a telephon system in the New London count tuberculosis sanitarium at Norwich similar to that in the New Have county home.
 The class of 1S97. Yale, has vote to present to the Waterbury Countr club a cup to be known as the clas ] of 1897 Yale cuD. This is in appre citation of a reception rendered to tn ! class, which visited the club for it's re union dinner this year.
 Breezy Point, on the Mantle rive
 point is to be devoted by .the trustee
 of the Thomas Thompson fund to pro viding recreation spot for poor girl
 in Northern Massachusetts and Yer
 mont. Twenty five girls can spen two weeks there at a time.
 The Town pump on New Have
 green, almost as well-known land - mark as the old Yale fence. was re
 moved forever Thursday night be
 cause the water had been condemned
 The spring was there in the days
 the regicides, tradition says.
 You have money idle in saving
 banks at per cent when shore lot
 are increasing 20 per cent. yearly ]
 value. Investigate Groton Long Poin
 the new beach with new opportunitie
 Plots on your own terms. Jas. Ja
 Smith Co.,, Shannon Bldg-adv.
 Postal clerks rejoice that the eight
 hour provision of the postoffice apprC priation bill is now sure of passage. provides that the eight-hour wo1 must be done within ten consecuti1 hours and means that they cannot 1 strung out over IA hours or more.
 Major Hadlai A. Hull of New Lol
 don will entertain the members of u
 New London Legal Tender club at
 summer residence at Quaker Hill 500
 After that they will be the guests
 Attorney John J. Lawless at Gal Ferry and Attorney Ralph H. Denise at his Groton farm.
 The Madison Vacation House f Ii members of organizations affiliat if with the National League Of Wom,
 Workers, is under entirely new ma
 agement this year, and number
 guests have already fnHd4 apDlieaft