Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-17

ouOWeTDal0S 1uTulSn one uedLiS Dy which the city-tied business man can keep himself partially comfortable.
 The handsome array of flowers at the Rockwell street entrance to Mo heGan park can hardly be surpassed in. the larger cities.
 At Groton Long Point the board walk has been completed, and on the end of the Point a pavilion will be finished in short time.
 The suffragists have the city well placarded for their meeting in town hall Friday. It is to be hoped that they are not locked out.
 Delegates to the national convention in Boston during the first week in Sep tember are being chosen by the State Hostoffice Clerks associations.
 Norwich friends of Representative Urgele LaFrance of Central Village learn with regret that he has been i'll with blood poisoning in an arm.
 Collins Millinery Parlors, ' McKin- ley Ave will be closed from July 15 to 29, 1s12.-adv.
 A New London writer estimates that the 2,5Oe men on the three battleships in that harbor will leave the city $50,- 900 richer at the end of the week
 They old government lighthouse tow CT on Long Wharf, New Haven, a well known landmark to Sound mariners wasfdesroyed by fire Monday night
 The late appearance of schools" of i Holsters and the depletion of the reg ular supply makes the demand hard to fill. Hence the prices are soaring
 The Connecticut river boats have dif- | ficulty in getting up to Hartford, ow- l ing to tho usual low water in summer, the mud banks and the tortuous chan mel.
 Dr. Hooker of Springfield said that Bertram c. Spencer, who is sentenced to be executed for the murder of Miss Martha Blackstone, is in good physical | condition.
 Tuesday was an appropriate fore 1 runner of Dog days which begin on | July 25. Adam Bedes' calendar in the eighth century had Dog days begin ming July 14.
 Ocean Beach is to be plaearded by l the New London Equal Franchise | league. and a contribution box is to be placed there for offerings from | sympathizers.
 The state plumbers have voted tn | appropriate $1 600 of the funds of the association to aid the 145 New Haven plumbers who have been on strike for eleven weeks.
 Lewis A. Pratt state senator from the 18th district, who was arrested ir Old Lyme. Saturday, for failing tC blow his horn. helped frame those very I automobile regulations.
 l The recent meeting of the two not ed weather sharks, Neifert and Horace Johnson, does not seem to have i'm proved things weatherwise, although much was expected of it.
 K. L. C. Hohenthal, the prominent 4 state prohibition leader, is a candidate for the presidency of the Sons of Tenn 4 perance at their national convention now being hold in Portland, Me. T. A. Scott company, which is dredging a berth for steamer Chelsea at Bakers wharf, GrotOn, has taken out 2,5O0 yards of mud The desired depth has not yet been obtained. T The formation of a Watch Hill Yacht club is being talked of by members of the summer colony at that popular Rhode. Island resort, with a series oi boat races as it's primary object.
 The trustees of the Manwaring Hos. pital association of New London have awarded $7S.O00 contract for three. story. gray brick and sandstone, bricl and, fire-proof building, 110x1oo feet on State street.
 The Hartford police department i considering the Gameweu telegraph system recently placed before the Nor wich commissioners. No decision ha been reached, but Hartford favors tn GameSwell above others.
 One of the finest exchanges in tn country has just been completed a . 1855 Pearl street, Hartford, by tn Southern New England Telephon company. One hundred thousan calls a day are handled there. Lieut. Charles satterlee of Boston an inspector of the life saving servic on the New England coast. has lief his home at Gales Ferry for a trip t Panama and South America whil taking a months leave of absence. Boys on New Londoun county farm , should be interested in the school t z be conducted at the state fair in Hart f ford. J. B. Palmer of Lisbon will SC lect the three to go from this county ' and inquiries should be made of him.
 Complaint is made tht the state i losing money by the non enforcement of the automobile law requiring ta s on cars from another state that hay been in Connecticut 30 days or ovel Scores of such cases are said to exis
 All the banks in New London Tues day agreet to accept Canadian none at par. Thus storekeepers who hay - patronage from visitors from point on the Grand Trunk railway can no1 accept Canadian money without dis 1 count.
 Hon. Morgan G. Bulkeley and fam fly have gone to Maine where the
 intend to visit points of interest, an P before starting for home will mak a short stay in the White Mountain The party is travelling in two auto
 mobiles.
 fietters are being received herea bolr
 from the National Ethical Press as
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 paign for cleaner journalism and
 movement to try to get congress
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 Members of the Taftville German
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