Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-25
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Norwich, "Wednesday. June 25, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Today the days length begins to decrease one minute. The total rainfall this month 50 far has been 1.02 inches. Italian residents have been celebrat- ing St. Calogero's day.
 Best $3.5O eyeglasses for s1.95; prop erly fitted Burnham's 227 Main
 The Norwich tourists for the Belgian exposition will leave town on Tues day next.
 Halle Club Night at Parish Hall, Norwich Town. tonight. Cadillac or chestra--Adv.
 party of Bristol girls will leave next week for months vacation at QuonOchontaug.
 Mrs. John Spencer Camp of Hartford has rented a house at Eastern Point for the summer.
 Sale of trimmed hats, greatly reduced prices Mrs. G. F. Stanton, No. g Shetucket.-Adv.
 At Chelsea bank corner a new curb HIS IS DSlIlE S0ts 10 T0pldC6 lE6 OTlS1Hdl one which has given away.
 June 24, in 1S42, was the date of the beginning of the famous Doris rebel lion near the Rhode Island border.
 The engagement of Miss Laura V. Clarke to Clair Robinson of Columbia, has been announced at Storrs college.
 The Senior and Junior Farther Lights NF fHA De- 11,. !. @1 have a picnic in Mohegan park today.
 Members of the progressive party are making the arrangements for the big rally at Lake Compounce Saturday, July 26
 Several local people will be at Staf- ford today "Wednesday to attend the annual Sunday school convention of the Ashford Baptist association.
 T. K. Murphy of Seattle. Wash has sent literature to eastern Connecticut Elks, boosting that city as the con- vention city for the Elks in 1915.
 Tuesday the annual state picnic of the Connecticut branches of the In ternationad Sunshine society took place at one of the parks in Stam- ford.
 Bryon J. Moves, after brief visit here, is to leave today for Richmond Va, to join The Little Lambs, a vaudeville company. for which he is stage manager.
 Thomas lodge of Masons, from Pal mer, Mass, has accepted an invita- ton to go to Morrow and work the master Mason's degree Saturday eve ming. The party will go in automobiles.
 
 riding horse Saturday afternoon. was thrown and sustained fracture of the skull He is in Memorial hospital New London. where his condition is critical.
 Small boys and others should bear in mind that there is a state law against the discharging of firearms or firecrackers within the city limits be- fore a certain time on the morning of July 4
 Assistant Secretary J. H. Ely and Clarence w. Sevin are going to the Mantle river today to make advance arrangements for the Y. M. c. A. boys camp. which is to be held opposite Os- wegatchie. .a
 Tobacco breeding in Connecticut is the title of a recent bulletin issued by the Connecticut Experiment station at New Haven under the joint authorship of H. K. Hayes. E. M. East and E. G. Beinhart.
 Officials of the UnUed States de- partment of agriculture recommend, to prevent, the spread of disease, that shipments of chestnut timber include only material from which the diseased spots have been cut out.
 Everett Benjamin a Preston City milkman, was showing a young hen hawk Tuesday which he captured after the mother had been shot Orioles and grosbeaks. on hearing it's cry, flew to nearby branches, scolding loudly.
 William Clark of Wilmington was ar rested in a Hartford hotel Monday af- ternoon, charged with drunkenness and carrying concealed weapons. After be- ing refused a drink he drew an unload ed revolver and displayed it to other customers.
 To provide for the big crowd ex- pected to be present at the field day at Bridgeport July 22 following the state parade of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, plans have been made for a mammoth sheep roast or barbecue for about 10000 people.
 The name of Harold Rose. tenor of iDC@A from the double quartette which so capably rendered the cantata at the Bozrah Center church Sunday evening. Mir Roses work contributed greatly to the success of the programme.
 A. J. DesChamps and L. s. Knock, of Hartford, have purchased from John B. Hall and others of Meriden and Adam P. Carroll of Norwich land at Crescent Beach with the tabernacle, formerly owned by the Baptist Seaside Resort association for a moving picture house.
 A Southbridge, Mass. dispatch states that James A. Hathaway head of the office department of the South bridge printing company, has been appointed superintendent of the Dan- ielson plant of the New England cot ton company. The plant operates 1700 looms.
 A new sandy beach, Groton Long Point having 3 miles of South front age, has just been opened. Prices are low (S195 upwards) to start and are bound to advance rapidly. Clubhouse, pier, 26 new cottages, running water, trolley. trees. boardwalk and harbor Ocean beach plots formerly sold at Al n nlna - nnn