Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
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Norwich, saturday, Auauss II. 1911
VARIOUS MATTERS.

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 The shore dinner season is expected to last just three weeks longer.
 Tomorrow will be observed as Boys day in ccertain of the churches.
 Charles Chappell of Uncasville has moved his family to Willimantic.
 Heptasophs' annual outing Aug. 25. By auto to Drawbridge.-adv.
 Visitors to Northfield from this sec tion have been numerous the past week.
 It is estimated that 1000 men will be in the tiremens parade at Danbury, September F.
 Friday was like cool September day, and everybody who could take an outing did so.
 The Johnston family held it's an- nual reunion at Sunset Rock near New Britain, Thursday
 Dr. Alfred Richards has moved to Jewett City from Norwich into the Partridge house on Mathewson street. An entertainment given by the Black Bell company of Norwich Tn Social hall at Glasgo recently was well re- ceived.
 In some of the Congregational churches the collection tomorrow will be for the Connecticut Home Mission ary society
 Round trip Ocean Beach Str. Gardi- ner week days 25c. Crescent Beach, soc. adv.
 Raymond C. Beckwith is in Haw- leyville to arrange for shipping the state equipage back to Mantle today Saturday..
 Miss Winifred l. Jefts of Worcester has been engaged to teach the pri- mary grades of the Glasgo school for the coming term.
 The will of Mrs. Fannie Cunningham late of West Hartford has been pro- bated with Margaret A. Morrison of Wilimantic as executrix.
 The annual reunion of the Twenty fifth regiment, Connecticut volunteers, is to be held at Robert o. Tyler post rooms Hartford, August 26.
 Eastern Connecticut will Dc repre- sented at the national convention of first class postmasters at Atlantic City, N. J., September 1, ?, 3 and I.
 Special shore dinner at Auditorium ladies and gents cafe, Friday and Sun day. Sunday 12 m. to 1 p. m.-adv.
 Mentioned among those sending beautiful flowers for the funeral of Edwin H. Kennedy of Central Village, are MT and Mrs. F, w. Lester of Nor wich.
 The Moosup Journal reprints consld- erable of the sermon on Getting Ahead, Plainfeld Congregational church on Sunday.
 Five train crews from New London will go to the western part of the state today to assist in the transpor- tation of troops engaged in the war | maneuvers.
 New arrivals-Block Island sword fish, mackerel, native soft crabs, lob sters and round clans, at Powers to- day.-adv.
 State Highway Commissioner Mac Donald Is advertising for bids to con- struct 5,51s lineal feet of state road in East Lyme and about 10000 feet Of | special macadam In Waterford Tomorrow. Ocober IS, the Catholic i churches will commemorate St Hel- en, mother of Constantine the Great who found the cross of Christ and re- stored the sacred places in the Holy Land
 The Storrs Family association vii 1 meet Thursday, August 29, at Mans | field Center, where Samuel Storrs (tht l first Storrs to come to America), is buried in the old Mansfield buryins ground.
 The committee composed of twenty nine members of the Gesang ard Dec i lamation club of Rockville has com. l pleted arrangements for the Dlg saen. gerfest to be held August 3l and Sep tember 1 and 2.
 Rev. John Van den Noort of st l Marys church, Putnam, has presented Mt. St. Josephs seminary of HartforC HIS OKllt4lOlOSACdl COllGCtluu SdNueftt during many years familiarity witt woodland and bird life. An addition of twenty rooms is be ing made to the railroad hotel at Mid way The original building containe, l 12 rooms and has for some time beel greatly crowded The house will b. completed in about three weeks. Connecticut banks have been notifiel to beware of a clever check swindle who has been operating in Washing ton. D. C.. where he secured S10, 30 from a bank. He is known as C. E Morse, A. c. Morse and C. D. Morse.
 Excursion to Montreal and returl via the Central Vermont railway onl $500. Tickets on sale August 20, q 22; return limit September s, 191: Through coaches and sleeping cars t MontreaL-adv.
 The current Catholic Transcrip pays a tribute to Sister Mary Josepf who died in Hartford convent, Angus g, after 49 years as a Sister of Mercy She had been superior at the convent in Norwich. Thompsonville and Lake vile.
 Max Rubin of Colchester was ar rested Thursday in Hartford on
 charge of violating the city ordinance by selling chickens by short weigh He was fined sS Friday for usin scales not approved by the sealer ( weights and measures.