Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-04
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Norwich, Thursday, July 4, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

Work on launch for Norwich own CTS is under way at Kitemaug.
 Today being a legal holiday, the banks and public library will be closed. Plenty of blueberries, red raspberries and entrants are ripe for the holiday demands.
 Milk dealers licenses. according to the state law. must be taken out on or before July l.
 Unless rain comes soon, Holland county tobacco growers fear the failure of their crops
 The railroad men of the Main street station have added bed of cannas to their flower border.
 The results of the two fights today by rounds will be given by the ticker in the Del-Hoff cafe.-adv.
 It was 90 degrees at noon Wednes- day, but on July 8. 1911, the record was 9S degrees in the shade.
 Fourth of July last year the temper ature was 1885 degrees, the highest weather bureau record of 1911
 A big new sign on the annex, on the Broadway side of the Wauregan house. is conspicuous for a long distance.
 A new social organization has been formed in Montville, with Miss Minnie Nichols, formerly of Norwich, presi- dent
 Teachers from this section are at tending the American Institute of In struction at North Conway, N. H., this l week.
 Many visitors arrived by train and trolley Wednesday to spend the holi- day and week end with Norwich | friends.
 Drink Williams Root Beer when it is | too hot to eat It will cool you off and 1 give you an appetite.-adv. The state board of osteopathic ex- i animation and registration held exam l nations for candidates at the capitol 1 Wednesday.
 1 Open all day preparing for Friday i Phone your order in today. Delivery until 9 a. m. Powers Bros. Telephones IA and 777.-adv.
 Lanmans hill, which was bare last summer after the timber had been cut off, is covered by a good growth o1 young trees and shrubs. The leading poem in the magazine section of the Springfield Sunday Re publican is The Hermit Crab" by 1 John Troland of Norwich. 
 Next Sunday Rev. G. B. Spauldint of Stonington will preach as a candi date for pulpit supply at the Congre gational church at Rocky Hiil
 Not only the townspeople, but man, from suburban towns will become ac quainted with the beauties and possi bihties of Mohegan park today. The new national flag with six row of eight stars each, is officially adopt ed today. Arizona and New Mexic, . are the two new states indicated.
 Groton Long Point Beach Plots ] Fronting board walk 1-2 mile long. Jas Jay Smith Co. Shannon Bldg.-adv.
 A number of eastern Connection people will go to Stonington Saturda, to attend the 18th wedding anniversar, of nr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Leahy.
 Fifteen applicants for a registere t'pharmacist's license took the exami nations before the state pharmac commission at the capitol Tuesday. Farmers thirsty horses appreciat the big city watering trough in Eas Norwich these hot days, and dogs, eat and birds find comfort in the over flow.
 The July issue of the White Ribbo Banner notes the good done by the ! branch of the Norwich W c. T. U. O its flower mission visit to the aims house.
 Rose growers have been envyin N Bryan Mathieu, who on a sol doe rose of one years growth has ha about 200 rich yellow blooms thi month.
 The thirty third annual reunion ( 1 the Scott Family association will b . held today at the home of k. L, Grls wold of Seymour. where 1t took plac last year.
 The vacation house of the state Girl Friendly society has opened at Canaan Noted among the guests there thi ! week are Rev. and Mrs Marcus \ Simpson, now of Plymouth During June accidental deaths we7 5S. as against 57 for May, suicides 1 as against 27 in May, and homicide {. eduahng the number of similar ia talities in the preceding month.
 At the dedication of it's new buildin by Clifton lodge, l. o. O. r., of Wir 2 4 sted, Tuesday evening, one of the off cers of the grand lodge participatin was Grand Herald Harry Hfrsch , Norwich.
 Mrs. Arthur Williams of Windhs1 has been in Grotou to mark the pros ress made on her new home now beir finished on Monument street ar which she is anxious 10 occupy at fl earliest possible time
 The planet Venus passes from il west to the east of the sun on .Tulv at a. m. By the end of the mon it will have moved so far into the ev, ming sky that it will not set until on half hour after sunset.
 Sunday marked the close of il
 S7th year of the pastorate of Re Welcome E. Bates, of the Union Bs-
 list church, Mystic. Mir Bates preac1
 ed his first sermon in the Greenevil
 Baptist church of Norwich.
 Rev. NJ Mopzingo, formerly of No
 wich A. M. E. Zion church. is havi1
 trouble with his New London congr
 gation. and Presiding Elder c.
 Whitted of Providence is preachil
 until matters are adjusted.
 Librarians say thar while conside
 able of what is called summer req