Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-14
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Norwich. Monday, July f4. 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS


 noon blew much fruit from orchard trees,
 It may be waiting to rain tomorrow st, sWithln's day, and for forty days
 Best sa.5o glasses for $1.a5, properly Adv.
 ed near the ruins of the MoIthrop house. at Gales Ferry.
 The pond near the witch hazel mill at Uncasville is bordered with beau tiful lilies this season.
 The gardeners at the Hubbard sum- mer residence at Haughtons cove are raising some fine crops.
 At St. Patricl1s church Sunday Rev. N. F. Calvin preached from the .gosreI for the day, Luke XIX, 41-47.
 After the usual summer shutdown Of two weeks the cutlery at Thamesville Will resume running this morning, Policeman Thomas Murphy was on the bank corner on Saturday eVe- ming, covering the traffic squad post
  license was issued to Nazo Celyrka and kathrine holenska, both of Ftehville.
 Collins Millinery rooms, McKin- ley avenue, will be closed from July l2 to Sept. 1, 1913.-adv.
 A new hydFant and new mail box have been stationed opposite the en- trance to the Norwich Golf club prop- erty.
 Edward Briggs of Mechanic street has joined the motorists ranks hav- ing purchased a touring car of the latest model
 At the Naugatuck Congregational was Rev. Charles K Tracy, now of Strafford. Vt.
 Cornelius Falvey of saohem street has leased one of the stores in what is known as the Cunningham block on Lafayette street.
 Norwich cottage owners benefit by the handsome walks which the city of New London has extended to il- clude Neptune park.
 The marriage of Miss Mae Barton of ThOmpsonYille and Archie Dimock of Somers has been announced, The ceremony took place July 3.
 In some of the Baptist churches Sum- day there was centennial celebra- ton of the founding of the first Bap- tist mission at Rangoon, Burma.
 A Noank patient. Mrs. Belle D. Fowler, is reported as remaining in about the same condition since her en- trance to the State Hospital at Nor Wieh-
 Gen. Herman o. Averill. who has re- covered from the affects of fall from his barn in Washington several weeks ago, was at the capitol for the first time last week.
 The county commissioners held a special session at New London on Saturday and granted the application of John BelgrunO for the license of David Flynn at No. 50 Bank street. A get together meeting of the work mems compensation commission will be held at the Hotel Taft in New Ha- yen this week for the purpose of dis eussing the work, and perfecting the plans of the commission.
 H. F. Golf, formerly with the Penn 'erton mill at Lawrence, Mass, has 'een engaged as overseef of the spin iALS dt lll6 dllS HILLS, NQTW IGn, sue ;eeding MT. Moran, who has resigned o go to West Warren, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Taylor of Scit- leo entertained more than 100 rela- tons and friends on their golden we'd ding anniversary. They were mar ried in Semers, by the Rev. Mir. Knight of the Congregational church, July 12, 1863.
 Dr. and Mrs. Willard J. Hull of Co., lumbus, O., are at present visiting Dr. and Mrs. Wales W. Clapp at their home on Roath streeet. pr. Hull is one of the old speakers on the Spirit ualist platform, and is well known to many in this city.
 Knights Templars are looking for ward to a monster gathering of Sir Knights at their annual field day at Raton Point, South Narwalk, Wednes- day. when it is expected that one thousand or more uniformed Sir Knights vii be in attendance.