Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-27
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VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Second Congregational Sunday school VIII have picnic at Mohegan park
 picnic at Mohegan park Saturday, Aug
 oV' lo.So a. m. Basket lunch.-Adv. ! Miss Mary Gibbs appeared in a lead
 Ing role in play given by members
 of the Gales Ferry Country club Sat 1 urday night.
 1 After a record season, the Hotel | Gr1swold at Eastern Point Is to close | its doors on Sept. 6. and not later, as was first planned.
 The resident inspector of the new f $110,000 school at Willimantic, for ! which Norwich firm has the contract,
 is George B. Greenman of Mystic.
 Montville members of the Germain l family are planning to attend the fam | fly reunion at Golden Spur today be-
 sides people from many other places.
 At the Connecticut George Junior Republic in Litchfield there are now 31 citizens and corps of paid workers 1 One recent citizen is now a junior at Yale.
 There will be the usual number of Norwich young women to enter the state normal training school at Will limantic when it reopens next Wed nesday.
 Uncle Horace Johnson, the 90 year old Middle Haddam weatherman, who has been at Watch Hill several days, and is now at Block island, says there is a storm due about Friday.
 Enroll in the Norwich Commercial school noW.-adv.
 For the first time in this country, I %GA Terry were fired Saturday night by companies of regulars from Fort Creole, who were at Terry for target practice.
 Henry Warren, a f1agman, who sus- tained several fractured ribs by being struck by a freight car in PlainfieId week ago Friday, has been dis charged from the Backus hospital re- covered
 Miss Emily A. Lawrence the p year old daughter of Prof. Eugene B. Law renee. of the faculty of Bulkeley school, and Mrs. Lawrence, died Tuesday at Lawrence hospital, New London, from peritonitis.
 At Stonington the tent caterpillars. Bulletin No IT, just issued, says, are extremely abundant and many trees are stripped. The wild cherry and seeding apple trees along roadsides harbor many nests.
 Principal Frank R. Wheeler of the American School for the Deaf at Hart ford and Mrs. Wheeler, who removed there Monday from Mystic. will live at the school. where attractive quar- ters have been fitted up.
 Attend the Norwich Commercial school now.-adv.
 Principal Charles P. Kendall of the Wheeler school of North Stonington was in this city on Tuesday. He Is also treasurer of the North Stoning- ton Grange Fair association which has it's fair week after next.
 Aviator Benjamin Thaw who flew from New Haven to New London Sun day and then to Watch Hill, may stay at Watch Hill the next two weeks. He will make flights from the beach there, taking passengers up with him.
 At it's annual convention the Con- necticut Total Abstinence union re- ceived applications for membership from St Marys of Baltic with A mem bers, St. Mary's of Hartford, with 4s, and St. Veronica's of Taftville, with 25
 All of last years graduates in posi-
 
 piled; 300 per cent. increase in enroll ment. These facts speak volumes to those desiring business education. Norwich Commercial School. Enter noW.-adv.
 Miss Helen B. Smith of Norwich was one of the many young ladies at a tea given in New London Tuesday afternoon by Miss Helen T. Starr, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles s. Starr, of Williams avenue, New Lon don.
 The conferences and lectures which have been the chief features of the gathering of school supervisors at Hartford during the past week have been of great value in advancing ned ideas of administration and teaching. They ended Tuesday.
 A Stonington union Sunday school convention will be held Wednesday with the Union Plainfeld church .1 Moosup. This includes the Baptist churches of Stonington, North Ston- ington, Mystic, Ledyard, Noank, Po- quonock, Groton and Jewett City
 This is the time to investigate and attend the Norwich Commercial School.-adv.
 The English convict ship Success, IdISSU IIOUD QDGy ndTDOT III AuSCTaIla several years ago, and which this spring has been at New Haven and this summer at Bridgeport, is coming up the Sound this week under it's own sail and will stop at New London.
 Beginning Tuesday and continuing for ten days there will be night firing at Fort Terry. Navigators are warned not to enter the area between Cere- bus shoal, Montauk, Gardiner's Island and Fort Terry. Government steamers will patrol the restricted area to warn off approaching vessels.
 The "Feeters" are going to Mantle Friday. September F. for military week end, returning Sunday evening, Sept. IA. or Monday morning, accord ing to plans made at a special meet ing of the First company, Governors Foot Guard, held Monday night at Foot Guard armory, Hartford.
 Be fair to those depending upon you investigate and attend Norwich Commercial Schoo1.-adv.
 Lieut.. Col. Davis, commanding the coast defenses on Long Island sound, with headquarters at Fort H. G. Wright, invoked the aid of the secre- tary of war last week when the eap- tain of the cable steamer Gen. Joseph Henry would not repair the cable be- tween Fort Wright and Forts Terry and Michie The repairs were made.
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