Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-19
QIl1e GlllletfI1,
Norwich. Eridax, Sept. 19, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Thursday morning was as hot and | humid as a dog day.
 Reports of late cases of ivy poison ing continue to come in.
 Brockett's sawmill outfit is cutting off timberland in Goshen.
 If it swirns, we have it at Powers Bros.-ady,
 The churches are bein asked to note l Sunday, Sept. 21, as Sunshine Sunday.
 The mercury stood at 83 degrees at Franklin square early Thursday after 1 noon.
 Fresh long clans at Powers Bros adv.
 The return of summer Thursday sent a number of owners back to their shore cottages. Unions are appointing delegates to the w c. T. U. convention at Bridge port, Oct. 14-16.
 Senator Frank E. Brandegee is in New London, having made the trip from Washington by automobile.
 A number of Norwich friends went to Ashford Thursday to attend the fu- neral of Joseph F. Dawley held at the church.
 At Mantle repairs are being made to the fences enclosing the state camp grounds and the buildings are being repaired.
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 A Holland correspondent writes: Rev, B, F. CaBshaw from Franklin preached in the Congregational church Sunday morning as candidate.
 This year the law fer gray squirrels reads: Oct. to Nov, g. Penalty for illegal shooting. not more than $25, and additional SIC for each squirrel.
 Doris Avery, aged seven, of Somers, Holland county, has received a certifi- cate from the state for perfect at tendance at school for the year 1912 1918.
 Because of disagreement between the heirs relative to the management of the mill at EaglevilIe it has been decided to close the plant for an in- definite time.
 The five year old son of Policeman
 
 recently and broke his left arm just above the elbow~ Dr. Higgins reduced the fracture
 Local alumni learn that since the inauguration of President Shanklin four years ago. the enrolment of Wesleyan has increased from 292 to 410 students.
 Unsoaked scallops from Long Island at Powers Bros-adW
 The board of managers of the Con- necucut society Sons of the American Revolution. will be guests of President Wilson H. Lee at dinner at FairIea farm Orange, next Wednesday at l D. m,
 It is stated by the Litchfeld En- quirer that Mrs. John L. Buel gave a charming luncheon Friday to Mrs the state D A, R., who has been her guest,
 Fresh macl1ereI and butterash to- day at Powers Bros',-adw
 With store doors and windows open. women in summer garb about the streets and calls for milk shakes and ice cream soda at the fountains, yes terday did not seem like the eighteenth of September.
 In ordinary years Joseph F. Smith is exhibiting fine large dahlias about this time. While the 1913 blossoms them undersized and the number of flowers is less.
 Bulletin TIT of the Connecticut ex- Tree Tent Caterpillar, of which Dr. w. k. BrittOn, state entomologist, is the author, is timely bulletin upon an important subject.
 The following intentions of marriage were filed Wednesday in the office of the city clerk at Springfield, Mass. John TonkinsOn of 386 TrumbuiI street, i Hartford Conn. fireman. and Dormine Sonnickson of Wilson Conn.
 Something extra choice for the lover of good oysters at Powers Bros.-adv l
 Farmers in this vicinity who have crops of potatoes in the ground are taking special precautiOn to guard against the destruction of their crops by the potato tuber moth, which is making it's appearance in several parts of the country.
 Elmer Holmes, while crossing the Mantle river in a rowboat Tuesday, was forced to take an involuntary swim when his boat sank. The boat was leaky and filled when Holmes was in the middle of the river. He was forced to swim to shore.
 Cod, 6c; steak fish, lbs 25c; fresh smelts, 1Qc, at Church Bros.-Adv
 Including Connecticut workers. near Iy 1000 members of the Woman's aux- Hilary to the Board of Missions of the Protestant Episcopal church will meet in New York next month for their triennial convention. This meeting will begin Oct. and will end Oct. 21
 Low Colonist Fares to California via Washington Sunset Route, Sept. 24 to Oct. 9. Personally conducted tourist sleeping cars from Washington without change, daily, except Sunday. Berth $9. F Milk and 332 Washington streets. BOston.-adv.