Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-01
VARIOUS MATTERS.

It Is daybreak now at 1.S6'
 August is Lammas day Qoaf-mas).
 The real vacation traffic on the railroads will begin today.
 In one garden, beet tops have been eaten off for the third time by deer.
 The popularity of Kitemaug as a site for picnic outings Is being revived
 V. T. Caldwell has moved from 15 Cutler street, New London, to Water ford.
 Shrewd buyers are taking advantage of the summer bargain sales in the stores.
 Local people are guests of Lunen- burg, Mass, friends during Old Home week, this week.
 Sportsmen say that gray squirrels are numerous and that rabbit hunting promises well for the fall.
 California pears and plums, with keep the market well supplied.
 Groton Long Point Beach Plots. Fronting board walk 12 mile long. Jas. Jay Smith Co.. Shannon Bldg.-adv.
 The August intention of the Apos- tleship of Prayer in the Catholic churches will be work for Catholic emigrants.
 There will be over 100 railroad men at the clambake of the New Haven road at Morris grove, Waterbury, on Sunday, August 4.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Kingsland, MT. and Mrs. J. Carlos Caswell and Miss Cora Caswell of Norwich are spending August at Long's Cove, Groton.
 Rules for guarding against fire, signed by President Charles s. Mellen, have been placed conspicuously in the stations of the New Haven road.
 At St. Marks church, Plymouth, where Rev. NJ. J. Simpson, formerly of Yantic, is rector, fine new bap- tismal font was dedicated Sunday.
 The snap, sparkle and flavor of Will Hams Root Beer, make 1t the popular
 
 For the second season Mrs. Henry Weldon of New Rochelle, N. T., for merly of Norwich, is successfully managing the Mexam house at Cres- cent beach.
 Herbert Moxley of the American Express company has returned to Groton, from Stafford Springs, where he has been substituting for the com pany's agent.
 Four handsome beds of cannas, ge- raniums, and eoleus in the grounds at the Norwich Nickel company's plant on Chestnut street, give evidence of careful attention.
 About this time last year the eighty children of the county home were giv- en an automobile outing to Ocean beach, to which they still refer as the time of their lives.
 A number of Connecticut printers are planning to attend the clambake and outing to be given by the New Britain Typographical union at Noun tain Grove next Sunday
 Special business mems lunch, a la carte, served from 1130 a. m. to D.. m.. every day. at the Auditorium hotel adv.
 When the school year opens at The Castle, Miss c. E. Masons school at Tarrytown, N. Y, one of the teachers will be Miss Frances Lester Warner, elder daughter of Judge Edgar M. Warner of Putnam.
 The field day and picnic of East Central Pomona grange. No 3, is to be held at Ellington Tuesday. The will be devoted to a social time. At noon dinner will be served on the basket picnic plan.
 Automobile service has been inaug- urated on rural route No. 1 at Ando- yer. The postmaster has received permission from the postoffce depart ment to change the schedule on this route to accommodate the change in service.
 Norwich guests were in New Lon don Tuesday to attend the wedding of Albert H. Daly of Providence, for merly of the Mohican company, and Miss Margaret Irene Sullivan, for sev- eral years head milliner for Madame Gertrude.
 Teresa, wife of Chester Waite of Springfield, Mass, died Tuesday after a short illness. Mrs. Waite was the wife of Chet Waite. Springfield's pop ular outfielder She leaves, besides her husband, her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Horan of Rockville.
 The Sunday school convention of the Stonington Union association is to be held August 2S with the Third Baptist church of Stonington. Letters and statistics from each school in the union will be read and an interesting will be presented.
 While sanitary drinking cups have been given out freely to passengers on the New Haven road since January 1, an order has recently been issued for all the trainmen to have recepta- cles in which to carry their cups. In this way it is hoped that the people will get better service.
 On September il, civil service ex- aminations will be held in Hartford. Middletown and New Haven, for aid in coast and geodetic survey, appren- tice plate cleaner, assistant inspector of boilers assistant inspector of hulls, clerk isthmian canal service, comput- CT, coast and geodetic survey. 
 Arrested as Street Walker.
 Dolly Jackson, giving her age as 23 and her home as Jacksonville, Fla, was arrested on the charge of street walk ing Wednesday morning about 9 o'clock. She was taken into custody by Policemen Morgan and Murphy as