Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-05
XJIlG, EllllIRLall.
Norwich, Saturday, July 5, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 CataIpa trees about town are be- ginning to blessem.
 There was a general display of flags and bunting yesterday.
 Lawns and terraces are beginning to look parched and brown in spots.
 There were many informal family and neighberheed picnics on the heli- day.
 Best $35e glasses for $1s5, properly fitted. Burnham's, 227 Main street. | Adv.
 The vacation season has begun and many will be missing from stores and shops during the coming weeks.
 A commission as postmaster at Plainfield has been issued to John A. 1 Leahy, to date from June 2S 1913.
 Several from this vicinity will co to i Hebron, R. l., for the close of the camp meeting services tomorrow (Sunday). 1 G, Morgan Williams and family of Norwich have arrived to occupy their cottage at Neptune park for the sea- ! son,
 ! Local relatives have been called to
 
 Rudd. Burial is to be in East Nor wich,
 ] The annual report of the Girls Friendly society of the state gives Putnam as one of the four branches which have disbanded.
 District Deputy w. T. Curry of Leonard Bridge will make an official visit to Pequot council, Stonington, Monday evening JulV 14 ! George K. Crandalrs house at Best View is being rushed along. The foundation is hardening and in another week the structure will be raised. Drygoods men hereabouts are re- CeiVing invitations to the fall and win ter fashion show at Grand Central Palace, New York. July A to Aug. 2. At North Stonington Horace Palmer has lost his highly prized foxhound by distemper. It came from Illinois and was a handsome dog and grand hunter Railroad and boat lines report a rec ord breaking number of travellers who took advantage of the three day holi- day to leave the cities for country or shore
 During the past two days many tour- ists from Montreal Lave come down on the Central Vermont road, bound for Watch Hill, Block Island and Crescent Beach.
 A number of Norwich boys who have been camping at Bartletts in cludes Albert Gebrath Tom Leahy, Franklin Lord James Mccormick, Charlie Tingley and Raymond Higgins.
 Miss Teresa M. Murphy, who has been principal of Cohanzie school for T has been engaged as substitute teacher in the public schools of New London.
 At Mantle Bridge Tender Turner c. Haynes of Rope Ferry bridge has to open it over % times a day during the summer to let in the numerous power boats that makes their headquarters in the river.
 Atlantic avenue the new street be- over one-half mile long and work is progressing rapidly. This makes five miles of streets which have been built a Groton Long Point
 The White Ribbon Banner booms the | parents parliament at Chautauqua, N 1 Y, Aug. to 8. On the 7th Mrs. Caro- | ilne B. Buell. of East Hampton state w c. T. U. president, is to speak on Harmonious Child Training.
 Of the 200 parochial school teachers 1 of this diocese, all Sisters of Mercy, I who are spending July attending sum- mer school at Count St. Josephs sem mary, Hartford, four are teachers from St Patrick's school Norwich.
 An occasional lecturer at Norwich Art school, John Ferguson Weir, who resigned in the spring after A years as director of Yale School of Fine Arts. is to be succeeded by Sergeant Kendall of New York and Newport.
 Large congregations attended the first Friday masses for the League of the Sacred Heart. in St. Patrick'3 1 church yesterday morning, that at 5.3G 1 o'clock said by Rev. John Ramel, M ! S., and the mass at by Rev. Thomas A. Grumbly.
 Billings F. S. Crandall had no in- surance on the property burned in ! Stoddard mountains bad woodland fire. MT Crandalls barn which was burned was valued at $500 and much i valuable timber on the mountain was rendered worthless.
 It is stated by the Catholic Tran script that the efficient judges Of the | art and needleWOrk exhibit of the pu- { pills of the Holy Family Academy were i Mrs. Elsie Cote Mrs R. J. Jodoin, Mrs l J. P. Brown, Mrs. Leonard Church and 1 Mrs. James l.. Case.
 You have money idle in savings | banks at f per cent when shore los 1 are increasing 20 per cent. yearly i'll value. Investigate Groton Long Point, l the new beach with new opportunities. ! Clubhouse and 26 new cottages. Plots | on your own terms Jas. Jay Smith | Co.,, New London.-adv
 The planet Jupiter comes into view in the east as the sun disappears in the 1 west throughout July and although far south of the equator will be finely | placed for observation. It was in op- position last night. July f. At oppo- | sition the sun, the earth and planet | are in the same. straight line and in | the order named.
 Parlor and Sleep Car Servicesvia the
 Central Vermont Railway.
 A buffet parlor car is attached to 1 the express train leaving Norwich at | 10 a. m. daily except Sunday, for Brat tleboro.
 Returning, this car is attached to the train due Norwich at S.45 D. m
 A buffet sleeping car is attached to | the train leaving Norwich at 5.52 D. m. daily for Montreal; returning, this car arrives Norwich at 9.10 a. m daily. |
 These cars are proving very popular i with through travellers. and are a great 1 convenience to local passengers-AdV.I |
 Sign Cut His Scalp.
 At the state hospital field sports Fri l