Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
Ulle Bullftin.
Norwich. Saturday, July 6, 1si2'
VARIOUS MATTERS.

the churches.
 Drivers complain that the roadway of Preston bridge is very bad in spots.
 Many tents are conspicuous along bgan.
 There is an abundance of mackerel in the waters around Block Island this season.
 Miss Etta Fish of Brewsters Neck caught 24 crabs one day recently at the Poquetanuck DfaWbrldgs
 The Atlanta University duartette will sing at Broadway church Sunday evening, 730.-adv.
 The preacher at Moosup Baptist church Sunday morning will be Rev, c. A. Northrop of Norwich
 Scores of summer boarders, bound for farms north, come up on the New York boats every morning now;
 Williams Root Beer is the ideal Sum- mer beverage. Cooling, refreshing, nourishing Good for the children.-adv
 Jared Gallup, who was taken from Ekonk recently ill with diphtheria, to the BackuB hospital, Is fideh better.
 1t is arranged that persons who aid fire wardens in lighting forest fires are to be paid for their services out of the state funds
 Farmers say that no matter how badly the drouth may have affected the crops, weeds are heurishing as never before.
 Since the schools closed sotfie of the children have evidently forgotten their promise to keep the parks free from torn paper.
 Thursday and Friday were hot, but there was vitality in the air, and nothing of the oppressive humidity of this time last July.
 A citizen explains that in patriotic decorations, bunting should be placed with the blue at the top. not reversed, as is often the case.
 When last heard from, Rutherford c. Plaut and party were on their way to Bavaria. Later they are to spend a month in Switzerland.
 New arrival from Block Island to- day at Powers Bros. choice mackerel, weak, sword fish, and blues. Tel TT or 114.-adv.
 Old home week conditions prevail in many neighborhoods this week. holi- day visitors remaining for family re- unions over the week end.
 Eastern Connecticut was represent ed at Meriden Thursday, when about 700 socialists of Connecticut held their state picnic at Lyra park.
 Black Point cottagers are pleased because the town of Mantle has laid a good macadam road from the Bige- low land to Capt. John Manwaring's property.
 Local players have been notified that the annual public tennis tournament for the championship of Connecticut is to open on the courts of the Litch- field Lawn club today.
 The Torrington Register says: Judge Willard A. Roraback left Wednesday for New York, whence he will sail for six weeks stay in Europe, his first vacation in thirty-fve years.
 Nut groHer1, interested in the pres ervation and propagation of native types of nuts, will find the annual re- port of the Northern Nut Growers as sociation, just issued, full of interest
 Dr F. M. Gallaudet and. Miss Kath- crime F. Gallaudet of Hartford who recently visited Norwich relatives, will sail today Saturday on the steam ship Berlin of the North German Lloyd line
 Capt NJ. H. Price will have charge of the Salvation Army meeting Satur- day evening. He is an expert cornet player. Envoy C. F. French is in charge of the local work at the present time,
 The White Ribbon Banner an uounces tri-county field day to be held at Willimantic camp ground. Au- gust IA. Mrs. Deborah Knox Living stone will be speaker for the after noon.
 -'4- ~. I ElEi lbUI StAt DD, or New IOD- con. is in a critical condition at the Dorsey cottage at Ocean beach be- cause of a shock suffered Thursday night. Her right side is. affected and she is unconscious.
 If a regular man on the Connecticut company's lines is ordered to report af- ter the completion of his regular days work hereafter he will be paid for the time from which he is ordered to report until he finally runs in his car that day
 You have money idle in savings banks at 4 per cent. when shore lots are increasing 20 per cent. yearly n value. Investigate Groton Long Point. the new beach with new opportunities. Plots on your own terms. Jas. Jay Smith Co.,, shannon Bldg.-adv.
 Mrs. Joseph Cooney of Sterling. who had put her five little birds outside the house in d cage, went out to see if they were all right and found four foot black snake with one of the birds in it's mouth. Her son Wilfred cut the snakes head off
 A case of glanders at Fishers island has been reported to the state author ities of the humane society. The ami mai was purchased from a Fishers island by a New Londoner and when its condition was discovered was re- turned to the island
 Mrs Alma Hyde Arnold 5S, widow ow of -. A. Arnold, died suddenly from a shock Wednesday morning at her home in Broad Brook. She was the daughter of Edward and Frances Clark Hyde. both of Somers. Burial was in Somers Friday.
 Those interested in the replacing the early train on the Central Vermont LLAL .....s. l.a-.aA L.- -L--