Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-07

-iHS NfotUT 10 ACCOMPLISHMENTS NTey | Court Gases Disposed of-Petition for Thursday Half Holidays to Be Circulated.
 Eight members of the Hold Fast class of the Congregational church nave been guests of Mrs. William Hammond at Hampton.
 Vacation for Mayor.
 Mayor and Mrs. Archibald Macdon- ald leave today for their annual visit to sydney, Cape Breton, where they are to remain for about two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. George Nj Fine were guests of relatives in Worcester over Sunday.
 Perry z: eriswold of westbore. Mass. las vas visitor in Putnam over Sunday: Daniel Byrne of Boston spent Sun day with relatives in Putnam.
 Miss Mary H. Daniels was leader of the eonseeratfon service at the Y. F: $ c. E., meeting at the Congregations church Sunday evening"
 Rev. F. B. Sargent has been at Sha- ron, Mass, to conduct the funeral ser vice for a relative.
 John A. Morse, Jr., is to be vielinist with the orchestra at Lake Pearl, Wrentham, Mass, fer the remainder of the summer.
 John A. Moran ef Providence spent
 
 Real Estate Transfer.
 Albigence E. CeveI has purchased from Helen M. Kent ct al. property near the high school building. Mr. Cevel, who as sold his farm prop hene.
 Motoring to Rochester.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard German. Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Gagne, Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lynch, James J. Tatem, Jr., and John B. Byrne were among those who left there Saturday for Rochester, N. Y, where thy are to attend the an- nual session of the gyapd lodge of Elks. All are making the trip in motor cars and their route is through the Berk- shire hills aQd then on into New York state.
 Union Services During August.
 The ecclesiastical committee of tho Coneregational church is arranging with the officers of the Methodist church for holding union services dur ing August each church to be open uniting,
 6s Cases Stricken from the Docket. In the city court Saturday morning there was a calling cf the docket G5 continued cases the accumulation of
 
 tion of the court officials. All but nine of the cases were stricken from the docket, the cases retained being ones in which the continuance time has not yet expired or in connection with which there are other reasons for re- taining them on the lists There were two arrests in the city Saturday, both of persons who were intoxicated.
 Came from Worcester to Wed.
 William A. Anderson. 29, of Worces- ter, and Carolyn E. Nero, 24 of the same city, were married here Saturday by Rev. George D. Stanley. Another couple from Worcester taking out a marriage license was War Larson, 21. and May H. Foster, 21 A marriage li- cense was also issued Saturday to Eva S. Augur, 26, Putnam, and Ernest w. Haynes, p, Springfield, Mass.
 Visit Camp Crystal. | Rev. J. s. Marvin has about thirty boys in Camp Crystal, at. Eastford, where a dozen boys in charge of Atter- ney Ernest c. Morse have been visit ing for a day. The local boys engaged in a game of baseball and other ath- letic contests with the campers. \ lunch was served the visitors from Putnam through the courtsy of Rev. and Mrs Marvin.
 CIty's June Disbursements.
 Principal items in the city's expense account for June are & follows: Court officers, $126.S2; highway department, $2o1; o. Bergeren, S161.T5; fire depart ment, $442,50; Light and Power com pany, $4S5.26; c. L. Torrey, $5S4.50; Gross, Hyde and Shiuman, $75135- To Participate in Norwich Holy Name
 Demonstration.
 Holy Name societies in towns in this section are planning to be at Norwich October 18th for the manifestation such as was held in this city June S. With the Windham and New London county delegations united, the demon stration will be the largest ever held in eastern Connecticut.
 c. D. Sharpe Superintendent.
 The selection of C. D Sharpe to con- tinue as superintendent of the city's water system by the board of water commissioners and recommended to the common council for confirmation is popular with the people of teh city Mr. Sharpe's efficient services during past years and thorough knowledge of the business are assets that stand out prominently in his favor.
 Dust Laid.
 Water was used on the streets in the those who wanted to kill off some of the effect of the heat and to be rid of some of the dust. A coating of oil will te put on thls week, relieving the con- .------H-~-----~~~-----------~-