Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
VARIOUS MATTERS.

 days for most of the choirs. The Rice family reunion is to be held at Wayland Mass, August 30. Summer boarders are starting city ward for the opening of the schools. The surf at ocean beach has been record high since the storm Sunday.
 Heptasophs annual outing Aug. 25. By auto to Drawbridge.-a
 Eastern Connecticut students are re- turning from Columbia university summer school
 The governor has approved the bill of the Norwich State hospital amount ing to $5,557.2O.
 Several from Norwich went to ocean beach Friday evening to attend dance at Mabrey's.
 Word comes from Noank that lob sters have risen in price and are de- creasing in number.
 The Luther leaguers will hold their state picnic at Laurel park, Rockville, Wednesday, August 2S.
 Capt James E. Carberry, S1, an old time mariner. died Thursday at his home in Waterford, from Bright's dis ease.
 petition has been put in circula ton in New London. asking for a highway from the Mystic road to Lords Point.
 Dr. Eldred will be out of town from August IS to August 26.-adv.
 The descendants of Rev. John Hub bard held their fifty sixth reunion on Wednesday at the home of Rev. George H. Hubbard in West Haven.
 Rev. G. E. Piehl. president of the state Swedish orphanage in Cromwell has had good success in Maine, solic- iting funds for the orphanage.
 Mrs. Alfred Mitchell, through Gus tave Neumann, has issued an invita- ton. to the public to visit her estate at the Pequot today Saturday..
 Mrs. Sydney Chappen, wife of Con ductor Chappell of the New Haven road is recovering from a serious ill., ness at Backus hospital, Norwich.
 A preliminary certificate of disso- lution by agreement of the stockhold- CTS has been filed at Hartford by the Richard T. Green Corporation of Ston- ington.
 The funeral of Washington L. Reed, 63, of East Lyme, took place Thurs day, with burial at Flanders cemetery. He leaves his wife, three daughters and two sons.
 Friday marked forty years of con- tinuous service for the Central Yer mont railway by Conductor Robert F. Wheeler MT. Wheeler is enjoying his vacation in Vermont.
 H. J. Wilder the fruit expert, hopes to visit as many orchards as possible in the course of the season. He plans to devote almost all his time to the state from now until December l. Lobsters and soft crabs in all styles, special at Auditorium aladies and gents cafe Saturday and Sunday evenings.-adv
 Mrs. Fred H. Turner of East Lyme has been removed from the Backus hospital in Norwich to the home of her brother Jaw, William Parkinson of Bean Hill, and is improving slowly
 Postofice clerks hear that about 1000 will attend the thirteenth annual convention of the United National As 4 sociation of Postoffice Clerks, at Fan euil hall, Boston, on Labor day.
 William Miller, head shepherd at l the Plant gdme preserve in Mantle is l showing at the state fairs with the % sheep from the farm, the $500 prize 1 ram, which wins ribbons everywhere French societies are being notified 1 of the big convention of L'Union St I Jean Baptiste dAmerique, which vii 1 attract 400 delegates from all over the United States to Fall River, Septem. Der 3 and f.
 Friday, August 30, will be like al election day in 16S towns of the stat, under the uniform caucus date ruI, adopted by the republican state con. Vention last spring, which will be il operation for the first time.
 Work on the Eastern Point eol 1 links is being carried on rapidly me1 I being engaged in cutting the brush ol the recently purchased farm of Rich ard Perkins, on which the club hous IS to be immediately moved. l The wind storm, which was a minia ture tornado while it lasted, for a fey minutes after two o'clock Friday. di, much damage in towns north. and tb lightning during the brief rainfall kill ed a woman in North Ashford.
 Samuel Woodward, 8 former residep Of Vernon Center, has purchased tn New England hotel, in Bolton. wher MT. Woodward has resided for tn past few years. The hotel is nov being conducted by W. C. Tucker. wh has a lease until next April.
 In his automobile trip through Con necticut, the prohibitionist candidat to speak in Mystic, PaImertown. Nor wien and Greeneville September I, Two night meetings will be held i New Britain, Bridgeport and Norwich
 James F. Shaw, brother of E. ! Shaw, one of the wealthiest street rail way men of the country, married Ms Lois Kenyon. daughter of MT. and MT George ". Kenyon, at the brides hon at S42 Carroll street, Brooklyn, N. Y i on Thursday. MT Shaw's first vii disappeared with her husbands chaut feur.
 Student appointments by Bishop N
 Ian include James Grady, St. Mary
 Putnam, to American college. Rom,
 Thomas McGarry, St Mary's, Putnar
 to St. Bernard's college, Rochester
 and to Grand seminary, Montres
 Henry Chagnon, Sacred Heart paris
 Wauregan, Adelard LaCroix, Putna1
 Arthur Routhier, Willimantic.