Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-12
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VARIOUS MATTERS.

Saturday was St. Lawrence's day. Yesterdays rain pleased the tobacco growers.
 The annual reunion of the Nichols family was held at Seymour Friday. Painting has begun on the buildings of the new tuberculosis sanitarium be- low Thamesville.
 The annual field day of the Frater- nal Benefit league was held Saturday at Lake Compounce.
 A number went to New London on Saturday to see the yachts, which had cleared by 10 o'clock.
 Mrs. Fanny Chevillier of Hazard ville has been ordered committed to the Norwich State hospital.
 Hear the Boston Comedy auartette at the Auditorium Monday.-adv.
 At Eastern Point chapel, Rev. Will fam E. Stevens of St. James Episcopal church, Fordham. N. Y, officiated.
 A preliminary certificate of disso- lution has been filed by the Richard T. Green corporation of Stonington.
 The marriage engagement of John Wheeler Harding and Miss Florence Brooks of Chester is of interest To- cally.
 Funeral services for Elijah Bueking- ham were held at the Mantle Metho- dist church Sunday afternoon at 2.SO o'clock.
 The pelting showers early Sunday 1 morning beat down some of the corn and knocked considerable fruit from the trees.
 The Lawton Mills corporation of | Plainfield has filed notice of an in crease of capital stock from $1,5OO,00O to $2,OOo.OOO.
 The Sunday night boat is great | convenience for New York business men who come to Norwich to spend the week end.
 The will of Samuel Belden, admitted i to probate at New London, directs that l his entire estate be distributed between his son and daughter.
 Horace Johnson of Middle Haddam | pIeulCleu general ulSluTDdnc6 OI the 1 atmosphere from the 10th to the 14th 1 of the present month.
 The Connecticut Pliers and Drum 1 mers' association will hold the annual l state parade and field day in New I Britain Saturday, August IT.
 Members of the Brown family have been notified of the fourth annual re- union to be held at the Douglas camp ground Saturday, August IT.
 A 1O1-Bison feature will be on Mon days bill at the Auditorium.-adv
 Word has been received of the death of Mrs. John Garvey of Hartford, aunt of Mrs. James Hislop. Mrs. John Hield and Harry W. Brown of New London.
 Peach growers estimate this years l crop as only about equal to supplying the local trade and do not expect to have many for shipment to other cit | ies.
 Rev. H. M Bartlett of Coventry preached Sunday evening in the Con- gregational church at Holland, in ex- change with the pastor, Rev. Robert M. French.
 Professor and Mrs. Vogt of New York gave a birthday party Friday evening in honor of their daughter Anna, at the clubhouse in Groton Long Point.
 E. E. Pitney of Hartford, H. c. Cassidy of Springfield, L. F. Wendell of Norwich and W. H. Guest of New London are spending a weeks vaca- ton in Essex.
 Chief Boatswain Christopher ]. Cooper, in charge of the Thames naval station, will go on the retired list Sep tember l. having completed thirty years of service.
 1 A number from Norwich will attend the Epworth league institute which will open at the Willimantic camp meeting grounds today and will con tinue to the 18th.
 The seven interpretations in this state during the last week had an | average capitalization of $23S00, which is better showing than for the years 1909, 1910 and 1911.
 Conductors Walter Lund and Neary of the local trolley lines missed the ! last car from Jewett City last Friday night and were forced to walk the railroad ties to this city.
 Mrs. Walter H. Duncan, Walter anC William Brown, Mrs. Andrew J. John son and son Emory, have returned tC Indian Orchard. Mass, from 8 two weeks vacation at Quaker Hill.
 M. E. Pennington has issued iron Washington, with the approval of Sec. retary James Wilson of the depart ment of agriculture, an open letter tC buyers and shippers of eggs.
 Post cards and letters from Norwich tourists abroad complain of the weath CT being colder in France than it ha! been during July and August for { hundred years.
 Among the large number in attend ance at the Southampton, Mass, Olt Home day and reunion of Sheldon academy were Engineer and Mrs E N. Coleman of Norwich, who are visit l ing other places in Massachusetts thi week.
 ] Next Thursday Director Frank H Merrill at Groton Long Point vii start supplementary camp for boy from the John Hall Memorial of tn t Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church a = Bluff Point and will remain until Sep y tember 1.
 The Past Department Presidents as l sociation of the Womans Relief corp f | of Connecticut held a days outing a the Branford yacht club house Frida on invitation of Mrs. w. T. Flanders Dinner was served on the veranda, 1 being present.
 The gospel read in the mass on tn 11th Sunday after Pentecost, Mark vii