Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-05
Olle Bullftin,
VARIOUS MATTERS.

 views of the site of the Thermes plant on the Thames.
 Red, white and blue paper plumes l figured largely in the automobile dec oratiens Thursday.
 Tie Baptist state evangelist, Rev. | c, K. Flanders, Is working in East Killingly at present
 Swordfsh. which has made it's ap- pearance in market, Is considered es- pecially fine this season.
 John Atchison has moved his family from Norwich to the Orrin Ford house in Baker avenue, Groton.
 Members of the s. A. R. hear that the next national congress will prob ably be held in Chicago. Sacred Heart league devotions for the first Friday of the month are be- ing held in the Catholic churches. The threatened showers passed over ! Thursday, but now that the holiday has come and gone they would be more than welcome.
 The preacher at Eastern Point chap el on Sunday next will be Rev. Edward M. Chapman of the First Congregation al church, Lyme.
 The street department will have req son to know that yesterday was Fourth of July, and will have to start clean up crusade this morning. In spite of the drouth, many of the : rdG ha to go with the spring lamb for the regulation holiday dinner.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Iva Daniels of Waterford and William Alexander of Groton. The wedding will take place in August.
 Members of the w. c. T. U. are ge- ing notified that the Connecticut state convention is to be held this year at New London October 1, and 8.
 Rev. Thomas A. Grumbly and Rev. William A. Cavanaugh, assistants to St. Patrick's rector, have nearly com pleted the census of the parish. MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Hopkins and children of Plainfield have arrived at their shore cottage at Lords Point for the summer. They have as guest ] Herbert Pellett of Plainfield. The Chautauqua assembly at Plain | vile camp ground will open July Is and officers of the association state that it will be the most interesting ses- sion in the history of the organization.
 Requiem masses celebrated in St. Patrick's church this week by Rev. Hugh Treanor were, on Monday for | Mrs. Mary Slattery and on Thursday for John McGibney.
 At Talcottville, the cornerstone has 1 just been laid for a new 1000 brick | church. Rev. F. P. Bachelor, a na- tive of Norwich Town, is pastor of this church.
 An Episcopal camp for boys of the state under 15 years of age is to be conducted near Middletown for two weeks in August by Rev. F. s. Kenyon of West Haven.
 At Holland, the other day, Burt Ruby sawed in $ saving contest at his mil 42, ,000 feet of lumber in hours and 32 minutes. This beat the Amidor saving on 7,60o feet.
 The girls who have gone to attend the convention of the National League of Women Workers planned to spend Thursday in Montreal, going by boat Thursday evening to Quebec to remain three days.
 Groton Long Point plots are sold fol $l95 upward on easy monthly pay ments. Tents or bungalows can bt erected when first payment is made Jas. Jay Smith Co.,. Shannon Bldg adv.
 Of the accidental deaths in Con. necticut during June IA were by drowning, II by train, by falls, by burns, each by automobile and shoot. ing, ? each by crushing, strangulatior and trolley.
 At the wedding in West Thompson recently of Charles w. Clark and Mis-, | Amy F. Miller, the officiating clergy. man, Rev. John R. Miller. father O. the bride, was assisted by Rev. J. H l Newland of Norwich
 Cars might have run over the new 1 trolley extension from Mantle to Ores cent beach Thursday but for the non arrival of the crossing to be put il place over the New Haven railroa, tracks.
 Complaint is made that in section where there is music in saloons. evel when the screen law is observed, chil dren peek through windows and doors often witnessing sights that are demor alizing.
 Scout Master Rev. Jerome Greer o East Lyme. formerly of Norwicl Town, was in charge of the field da of Boy Scouts of the county al tn state camp ground, Mantle, Fourth o July.
 Louis P. Anderson of Hartford, en gineer at the state arsenal. is at Nj antic, putting the water system at tn state camp groupnd in working orde for such of the C. N. G. troops are ar to go there the latter part of thi month,
 Just prior to the recent Academ alumni reunion there was some cor respondence with Poultney Bigelov a former Academy student Foreig papers Thursday mentioned MT. an Mrs. BigelOW among American guest at the Hotel Continental, in Paris.
 Where fire escapes cannot be take to the ground, State Factory Inspectc Mclean of Ellington is willing to con 2 promise on balanced drop ladder ' factories where only men are en 1 ployed, who could get down a ladd, of this type where women could not.
 The first party of girls to be ente, : tained at the Thomas Thompson vacs tion house for girls at Mantle arrive
 Wednesday and numbered about 2
 They will stay two weeks when al
 other party will arrive from Brattl,
 boro to take their places
 One of the worst Fourth of July al
 cidents, was that to Earl Santangel
 son of Leo B. Santangelo of the sta barber commission, who lost thun
 and one finger by the premature e.
 plosion of a cannon at his home
 Middletown. a fact of which Ioc