Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-18
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Norwich, Friday, July IS, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS

The moon is full tonight, the 18th.
 Travel toward Canadian points is l increasing.
 The tennis players have been i'm. proving the fine weather.
 Some of the wells in the country districts are getting very low.
 At Turnerville the hotel has 27 board CTS and expects Is or 20 more.
 Best $3.5o glasses for $1.95, properly 1 fitted. Burnham's. PET Main street. 1 Adv.
 Local visitors at Northfeld are send ing home postcards of scenes in that attractive spot.
 It is mentioned by Hartford papers that Rev. Dr. Meyer EIkin and family are spending the summer at Crescent Beach.
 New telephone directories bound in terra cotta were distributed to sub scribers Thursday. to go in effect Sun day the 10th,
 At the meeting of the Bethel board of trade it was voted to invite the
 
 to hold their reunion in Bethel.
 Don't forget your water bills Ad- ditions to all bills after the 21st Off, fee open from S.30 a. m. to p. m.- adv.
 Thursday morning at o'clock in St. Patrick's church, months mind requiem high mass for Peter Riley was sung by Rev. Myles F. Calvin.
 In some places apple trees that were stripped of their leaves by caterpillarS are leaving out again. and in a num- Der of instances the trees are again blooming.
 Certificate of incorporation of The New London Norwich Poster AdvertiS- ing company, capital S50,000. to start with $S,000, has been filed with the state secretary,
 West Stafford ongregationalists are to hear Sunday a former Norwich Town resident, Rev F. P. BacheIer of Talcottville, who exchanges with Rev. John Ballantine.
 A fire burned over tract. of land at State Line Wednesday, but the loss is not heavy, as the fire was eX- tinguished with volunteer assistance from the neighbors-
 Workmen are making good progress in renodeling John k. Fanning's prop erty on Lower Broadway. MT. and Mrs Tanning hope to occupy the new location by Sept 1st.
 Groton Long Point plots are sold for S195 upwards on easy. monthly pay ments. Tents or bungalows can be erected when first payment is made. Jas. Jay Smith Co.,, New London Adv.
 Descendants of Capt. James Avery from this and other cities will gather at the memorial in PoquonOc this (Friday afternoon for the meeting of the Avery Memorial association,
 Mrs and Miss Julie Lippman of New York have arrived to occupy their summer cottage at Maryland park, Mashapaug. Miss Lippman is the au- thor of the book Martha By the Day." John W. filling of New Haven, pres ident of the s, N. E. Telephone com pany, and son, States Attorney filling of New Haven county; are at the Gris- wold. They are making a trip along the coast in their power boat
 The Middletown Press states that the accounts of Charles A. Russell, administrator of the estate of the late pr. AN N. Sweet, have been accepted by Judge Bacon in the probate court and the estate has been closed
 The mother of the wife of Rev. Charles w. Wolfe, formerly of Tol- land county, died in Pennsylvania The floods prevented Mrs. Wolfe mak- ing the journey from her home in H. Hnois to attend the funeral
 At Eastern Point for the summer the Sacred Heart parish will change it's hours for mass, the change going into effect Sunday. Mass at the Griswold will be at Il a. m. and at the church at 10 a. m.
 During this month the members of the Sacred Heart league in the local Catholic churches, in union with mill liens of other members tiN'oughout the world, are praying that Portugal may keep the faith, through prosecutions, trials and temptations TEST OF THERMOS
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