Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-03

Fishermen say that the indications are that there will be plenty of bass The past winter was a good one for them
 The street department has been re- macadamizing North Thames street and the work will be completed proba- bly, today.
 Considerable outdoor painting is go- ing on about town. one of the most eg- fectiye methods of aiding toward City Beautiful.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Hoadley of Milford are visiting Mir. and Mrs Henry Seltsam at their home in South Canterbury.
 Owners of woodland say that during this dry weather people should be care ful to stamp out sparks from lighted matches or cigars.
 A handsome red rambler rose greatly admired is that trained on the house of Charles w. Billings, corner of Main street and Hamilton avenue
 Big delegations from the Norwich and Mystic A. o. H. will join the New London divisions at their Fourth of July picnic at Richards grove.
 Passengers on the NIontville trolley cars admire the lilies on Morgan's pond below Thamesville which are d beautiful sight every morning.
 Although the city water keeps clear and cold, many families continue the af4f of gun during last summers drouth
 A number of candidates appeared in Hartford Tuesday at the semi annual meeting of the Connecticut state board of Veterinary registration and exami- nation.
 Mrs. E. s. Thomas and daughter Lois and Mrs. James Peck of West Haven. are at their summer home in Eastford where they will spend the season.
 Most of the shrubs and ornamental evergreens set out this spring in the grounds at the Elks' home are growing thriftily, but few are showing the effects of the dry June.
 Monday and Tuesday were busy days in the banks. the first of the quarter and mid-year being interest time for many investors in the big corpora lions and the savings banks.
 A reunion of the Randall family at the WiIimantic camp ground Thurs day will be attended by Groton and other relatives, who will meet Mir and Mrs Henry Randall of Salt Lake City.
 Rev. E Z Ellis, pastor of the Dan bury Advent Christian church. was called to West Stafford by the death of his sister, Mrs. AlOnzo M Shepard. Sunday The funeral was held Tues day.
 In the superior court at Springfield Monday, Lewis M Young of Norwich entered suit for $20,000 against five Holyoke men, alleging the conversion of tools, machinery and building ma terials in Southampton.
 Miss Agnes Walsh, whose father re- moved to New London some years ago. though still doing business in Mont Vile, will marry Leo Kelly of Eliza beth. N. Jp on Tuesday next. at St. Mary church, New London.
 Al the call of President John Porte ous of Norwich. d special meeting of the stockholders was held at Plain Held Tuesday to approve the merger of the Lawton Mills corporation and jhe Plainfeld Mills corporation.
 A camp for the young men of the Episcopal diocese is to be held at Crystal lake, three miles from Middle f.. ,f Irr1r
 direction of the commission on work for young men in the diocese of Con necticut.
 State Secretary Robert P. Cunning ham of Danbury issued Monday the call for the twenty seventh annual convention of the State Federation of Labor in Knights of the Golden Cross hall in Waterbury, on Monday. Sep temoer g.
 An attempt is being made in New London to have business men and banks receive Canadian money for it's full face value. At present all Cana dian silver coins are taken at dis count, but paper money is received at It's face value.
 The circular Hot Weather Care of Infants and Young Children" which the state papers are featuring. was supplied by Health Officer N. B. Lewis of Norwich and distributed to the schoolchildren to take home to their mothers, two or three weeks ago. ! Charles c. Chenelle, for the past 1 three years overseer of the carding ! room at the mill of the American | Thread company at Glasgo. has re- signed. His pleasant associations with 1 his employees were manifested by the presentation of several useful gifts | FHl River Herald.
 | new beach, Groton Long Point l having three miles of Sound frontage ' hos just been opened. Prices are low ! tSl95 upwards) to start and are bound ! to advance rapidly. Improvements | under way will make this the largest | and finest beach on the coast. Ocear Beach plots formerly sold at $500 anC | are now $3,00O to S5000, while al | Watch Hill they are s20,OOO each. Sent | for booklet. Jas. Jay Smith Co.,, Room | 2l shannon Bldg-adY