Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-23

The city and town schools will open on Monday, Sept s, by order of the
 town school committee. K. J. Graham, superiutendent-Adv.
 Camp meeting week this year has been attended by unusually fine weath- CT, but 1t generally brings rain, and
 there is no exception this year.
 H, D, Saxton of the GriswoId will
 entertain the members of the New England Hotel association at Eastern Point from Sept. 4th to the eth.
 Have you seen the Vacuum Clothes Washer in RathDone's window Alice building, side entrance It washes a tub of clothes in five minutes.3 adv {, Edward H. Capron, who has been on l the staff of attendants at the Norwich 1 state hospital for the past five years, 1 is enjoying a vacation of fifteen days.
 The Sigma girls of Norwich who have been staying at the Dunbarton 1 cottage at Pleasant View for the past l two weeks, have returned to their | homes
 A hydroplane flight is rarity in this i vicinity Go to Atlantic Beach today ] or tomorrow and witness the exhibi- ton at 3-39--Adv-
 Wednesday evening at the home of the brides parents Mir. and Mrs. F. Milton Lamb of North Stonfngton. Wilnod Maine and Miss Reba Lam b were married by Rev. John D. Dtatton. {! Don't forget Jack Tweed and his l hydrOplane at Atlantic Beach. The l hour of flight is 3.3G on Saturday and 1 Sunday afternoons.-Adv. i HoratTo B1ge1ov of this city. who ! has been i'll at his summer cottage at 1 Ocean Beach with typhoid for two weeks, is doing as well as can be ex- pected
 Mrs Anna L. Jones of Lowell, Mass, IS now the speaker and message bearer al the Spiritualist camp meeting ground al Mantle The meetings end Sunday.
 Some Norwich heavyweights attend ed the annual fat mans clambake at Rrightman's pond Thursday, the dinner being served on Barnes point by Jerry Barnes
 The ancient elms planted in Filing ton by John Hall founder of the old Ellington Academy, which have been an ornament to the town for over q century, are slowly dying
 Governor Baldwin has appointed Dr. John J, Cloonan of Stamford, Edward A. Fuller of Suffield and Willard B. Hodge Of RoxbuTy to investigate the conditions of convict labor in this state
 The New London Horticultural so- city will hold it's annnal flower show next Thursday al the mousse of the Pe- quot Independent Hose company, low CT Boulevard
 The Watch H11l Boat club, which has been holding Sunday races all season, wishes to have the Lay cleared of rocks with the hope that this would still further increase the interest in yachting there
 Swimming at Block Island from the raft to the bell buoy, a mile off the breakwater entrance to the old harbor about five miles-Miss Isabel Black of Brooklyn hung up new record there this week.
 You have money idle in savings banks at per cent when shore lots are increasing 20 per cent yearly in value Investigate Groton Long Point the new beach with new opportunities Clubhouse and 31 new cottage Plots on your own terms Jas Jay Smith Co. New London--ady-
 Connecticut alumni of St Johns Preparatory college Danyers. Mass. that St Johns Alumni association will be formed Sunday, Aug 31, with exer- cises at the college.
 K. Lnn Pease of Thompsonville, who has just been appointed game warden for Hartford county under the new law, is well known in eastern Connec- tfcuf for his work in connection with lobster cases last summer
 has had many complaints from pedes- rians in the streets of cities about the state over the fast driving of motor cyclists He has two men now who will follow up reckless cyclists
 In Rockville at the Union Congrega- tionai church the pastor. Rev Mr Thomas is collecting $500 to pay for a tennis court that has been provided for the use of his church members. free of charge, ion the parsonage grounds
 Horace Johnson makes the encour- aging prophecy: From the 23d to the 27th there will be a general disturb ance that will extend over great space. The droz1th will be broken and no one need longer suffer for water.
 The orange hawkEeed. as tenacious of life as the weed carrot or thistle, is 8 plant pest that las been observed in southern New England this summer. Its flowers are on single tall stalk, like small aSterS, col0red reddish orange to lemon yellow.
 The funeral of Arthur Irons took place from the undertaking parlOrs of C. A. Gager on "Wednesday. Burial was in the Asylum street cemetery. The deceased died here Aug. l3, aged 45 years. His home was in Hope Val ley. R. l.. where relatives survive.
 For the ffrse time since the fund was started, months ago, the Catholic Transcript of this week reports no additions to the St. Agnes Home build ing fund. At the last report some thing over $110,0e0 had been subscrib- ed, but much more can be used
 You have money idle in savings banks at per cent when shore To -s are increasing 20 per cent. yearly in value. Investigate Groton Long PoiEs, the new beach with new opportunities. Clubhouse and 31 new cottages. Plots on your own terms. Jas. Jay Snn th Co, New London-ady.
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