Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-14
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VARIOUS MATTERS.

VARIOUS MATTERS.
 Tuesday was Hillevi day for swed- ish speaking residents.
 Groton Odd Fellows come to Rich ards grove for picnic Thursday.
 On Friday August 16. the Italian people will celebrate the feast day of St Rocco.
 Special shore dinner at Auditorium ladies and gents cafes Saturday and Sunday. .-adv.
 Dealers say this is the big month for fruit and vegetable diet, as their sales indicate.
 Hydrangea shrubs are beginning to bloom and are particularly effective when in hedges or borders.
 The Connecticut Nurserymen's as- sociation has just held its annual sum- mer outing at New Haven.
 The eighteenth annual Fowler fam fly reunion is to be held at the town hall in Middlefield Thursday.
 Tuesdays weather was hot, but sea- sonable. just what was needed for the crops and for summer business.
 During August. pr. O. E. Glider sleeves family of Lincoln avenue is at the doctors farm in West Wood stock.
 With about two months of summer weather in prospect, buyers are look ing a fall silks and woolens in the stores.
 Miss Kate Cruttenden. who has been visiting Norwich relatives, has rented both her cottages at Crescent beach for the season.
 The handsome flower beds, kept up by the men at the New Haven road station, attract the attention of the travelling public.
 Norwich members of the Eastern Point cottage colony will participate in the big fancy dress ball at The Griswold Saturday. Local branches are appointing dele gates to the state Luther league con- vention to be held in Stamford, Sun day and Monday, September 1 and 2,
 The roads at Crescent beach have recently been oiled and the cottagers are freatly relieved from heavy clouds of dust, d nuisance early in the sea- son.
 1 The golf links at Eastern Point are ito be moved from the present loca- ton to the farm recently purchased by M. F. Plant from Richard Per- | kins
 MT. and Mrs. Frank M. Kingsley of Lebanon announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary M, to Row | land Winfield Slate of South Wind l ham. Miss Elizabeth Whaley of Uncasville 'has opened the society house at the \ Willimantic camp ground, renovating it for the coming of the church peo- pie and friends
 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Britten of Hartford have announced the engage ment of their daughter, Bertha Le- DoYt Britten to Malcolm s. Beckwith of Stafford Springs. Members of the Twenty sixth Reg ! iment association were discussing the | changes of a twelvemonth yesterday, as they made preparations for their annual reunion at Ocean beach today,
 New London papers refer to Libra rian Jonathan Trumbulrs recent ill., ness, expressing regret that he may not be able to attend the annual meet ing of the county historical society iu that city.
 Tomorrow (Thursday) the feast ot the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin holy day of obligation in the Cath olic church, masses in St. Patrick'S '' will be at 5. T and 8 o'clock. the las a low mass.
 The Ramazan, the annual Moham. medan fast of thirty days, which be 4 gan Tuesday, the 18th, has attracted attention to magazine articles in tn, Otis library, pertaining to Turkish customs and affairs.
 The planet Jupiter. near the cente , of the striking summer constellation of the Scorpion, is still in excelien position for observation, and with it bright moons and its banded surfac is magnificent sight
 Miss E. Gertrude Rogers of Nev f 1 Britain, known in local missionary circles, sailed last week from Nev 7 York in the steamship President Gran on her way to Van, Asiatic Turkey, t
 engage again in missionary work. |. M. II. Donohue and five daughter of Baltic have donated a 2S00- -poun d bell to the new St. Mary's Catholi l church in that place. Cast in the be
 is the name of the maker, at Louvre
 France, and also the names of tn
 donors
 Miss Alice Jackson, Miss Mario
 MacDougall, Miss Annie MacDougal
 Norman MacDougall, Miss Eleano
 Gebrath, Miss Edith Anderson an
 Mrs. Eugene Saunders of Norwich ar
 occupying a cottage at Pleasure beac
 for two weeks
 When the state business mems as
 sociation meets at Hartford today. I proposition will be submitted by Wa
 terbury business men by which the
 hope to effect the closing of all tn
 stores, in the state for Saturday halt
 holidays next summer
 Mrs. B. W. Latham and Miss Eth n Latham of Noank are entertainin V Mrs. Bertha Gallup of Moosup, assC = ciate grand maron of the Order
 Eastern Star in Connecticut, Mir
 Bertha Haynes and Mrs. Louise Bal
 cock, past grand matrons of Rhode k - land.
 Il All business mer'R association r. boards of trade and auto clubs of u tt state have been invited to send thrt
 delegates to a meeting in the Hot
 Stratford, Bridgeport, on Monday, Il
 18th, to permanently organize a g0t . roads association, adopt a constitl .+ tion and bylaws, etc.