Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-16
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Norwi0h. Friday, Auaust 1s, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS.


 VARIOUS MATTERS.
 Closed houses about town tell of owners absent on August outings.
 Postcards from vacation tourists add to the burden of the letter carriers.
 There has been scarcely a record Of a heal Lrostration locally this season so far.
 A large number attended the Ben nett reunion at Lake Pleasant Wed nesday
 Thursdays sun was hot, but fine clear air made it a delightful sum mer day.
 The moon. which was new on the 18th, made it's first appearance Thurs day evening.
 This weeks weather has favored boating, and launch and canoe parties have been nuemorus.
 Advertisements of the coming coun- ty fair at Norwich are appearing in various attractive forms.
 Special shore dinner at Auditorium ladies and gents cafe. Friday and Saturday.-adY.
 Articles of association have been filed by the Pleasure Beach associa- tion, incorporated. of Waterford
 The real estate sales in Connecticut last week numbered 29s, against 253 in the corresponding week last year. ICotle Aziz, a Persian woman of New Britain, has been committed to Norwich State hospital by the proDate cour..
 Charles D. Geer and members of the Bass Clef club of Norwich gave a con- cert Tuesday evening at the M E. church of Gales Ferry for the church aid.
 Rev. Robert Pegrum, a retired cler- gyman, died Wednesday in Bridgeport at the home. of his daughter, Mrs. c. L. Stevens. aged 62. Burial will be in Moosup today (Friday).
 Local art lovers have been notified that the eleventh annual exhibition of pictures painted principally in Old Lyme, is to be held there the last week ill August, as usual
 James Jay Smith, promoter of Grot- ron Long Point, bears a striking re- semblance to Mayor Gaynor of New York, fact frequently noted during his visits here and in New London.
 Special shore dinner at Auditorium \ ladies and gents cafe Friday and Sun hay. Sunday F m. to 4 p. m.-adv.
 Preliminary certificates of dissoIu- ton, by agreement of the stockholders. nave been filed by the Danielsonv!llc Cotton company of Killingly and the Mt. Carmel Water company of Ham den
 Local Methodists learn that Rev. Nathaniel J. Merrill, the oldest mem Der of the New England Methodist conference, died at his home in Wil- opaham, Mass Wednesday, at the age of 95.
 Tn some parts of the globe, August l0' Lady day, as it was called, was the date for general exodus 10 the shore, the legend being that the sea waters had special curative properties on that day.
 Gately & Brennan, Shetucket street i are now ready to deliver uniforms to members of Division No. ?, A. o. H. adv.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Lewis Elwen and sons, Ralph and Theodore, have re- turned to Springfield from five weeks cruise in their boat Altair. They stop ped at Watch Hill. Stonington and New London.
 To succeed Superintendent Graham l who comes to Norwich, Supt. G. C. Bowman of Seymour has been ap- pointed superintendent of schools for the towns of Westport and Fairfield atia salary of $2,00O.
 Thursday night the men and women of St Mary's parish, New London met to consider tho Holy Name pa- rade on September in tha- city and tfc convention and entertainment ir the armory in the evening.
 Members of Div. No. ?, A. O. H. will assemble in Cadillac hall, Market street, no later than 7.15 a. m, August 20 for state parade at Bridgeport adv.
 On Wednesday party of young wo. 1 men were entertained at a picnic in I East River by Misses Fannie Chipmar and Lillian Hedstrom of Hartford. in cluding Grace Jackson of Norwich Mrs. Jackson was the chaperon.
 Bridgeport papers note that Rev. w l fl. Jepson, rector of St. Lukes church l accompanied by Mrs. Jepson. left or Monday for an automobile tour which l will include the principal cities in eastern Connecticut and Rhode Island
 Rev. Hugh Treanor celebrated the mass at o'clock in St. Patrick's church, Thursday, the feast of the ! Assumption, Rev. Thomas A. Grum- ply that at and Rev. William F Cavanaugh the mass at s. Large con- gregations attended the services. At the state convention of the Sons of St. George in Hartford, his week the reports of the officers showed the total present membership to be 2.40O net gain of seventy-one during the past year. The funds of the order amount to $S0,049.32.
 GroHefs in Holland county are as sembling many loads 0t cucum6ers to be taken to East Hartford. The grow w- CTS receive $1.35 thousand for the cucumbers delivered in Rockville and number Of growers Will clear from s5a0 to $100 this season.
 Excursion to Montreal and return via the Central Vermont railway. only $500. Tickets on sale August 20, 21 22, return limit September 6. 1912 Through coaches and sleeping cars to