Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-11
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Norwich, Monday, Aug. ii, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

N<AANSO As@1A @@4A0 Phil Garceau of Franklin shot a deer the past week.
 Sunday Aug. 10. was the big Sun day at Greene camp meeting. Mystic residents. Mir. and Mrs. Dud- ley Bindloss, have returned from camp at Lantern Hill.
 French societies will send delegates to the state convention in Hartford on Sept 9 and 10.
 G. M. Miller of Franklin was in Lebanon the past week harvesting oats for B. +. IuTlS
 Charles Burt carried Is bushels of huckleberries to Hartford from He- bron one day last week.
 German day will be celebrated by the Germans of this state in New Britain today (Monday).
 Dr. c. B. Eldred has returned Office open this morning.-Adv..
 The annual gathering of the Tafts will be held at Lake Nipmuc, Mendon, Mass. Tuesday. Aug. 19.
 Bishop Richard H. Nelson and Mrs. Nelson and son. now of Albany, are at Fishers Island for August.
 State Deputy Dairy Commissioner Tyler Cruttenden of Norwich has been in Durham on official business.
 band of gypsies has made a stand for a few days in the woods near the switch of the Groton and Stonington trolley at Poquonoc.
 The state tax commission has pub lished pamphlet giving the laws con cerning state revenues passed by the general assembly of 1913.
 A number of Jewish summer vis- itors from New York left Saturday by train and boat after spending vaca- tions in the nearby towns.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Sibley of Stonington spent the week end with friends in Orange, Mass, maKlng the trip both ways in their automobile.
 The pastures about the country are all dry. both grass and water being eX- tremely scarce and farmers are having u use considerable grain to keep up the-r milk supply.
 The 32d annual outing of Robert Morris day, o. E. S, is to be held at Savin Rock Aug. 30. Officers, members and friends of the Eastern Star chap ters have been invited to attend.
 The golf course at Eastern Point is improving rapidly under the careful attention of William Welsh, the expert greenkeeper, and with a little more work the course will be in fine condi- tion.
 Excursion to Montreal, August 20 and q via the Central Vermont Rail- way. Fare for the round trip $10.00. Tickets good to reach starting point until September G. 1913. See flyers for further particulars.-Adv.
 Agents, operators, aggagemasters, conductors, engineers, etc, received notice to report at Saybrook Junction Friday and Saturday to be examined on the book of rules and eye and color tests.
 The Veteran Firemen's association of Middletown reports that Is of the com panies that have been invited to par ticipate in the parade that is to be held there next October have accepted invitations
 A meeting of the Ladies' auxiliary will be held tonight at 7.30 at the home of the president to take action on the death of Sister Della Ne&lon. All mem bers requested to attend-adv.
 The preacher at the First Baptist church, New London, Sunday morning of the Central Baptist church, Nor wich, who is spending vacation in Maine.
 Rev Mir. Mead of DeKalb, Ill., who has been hired as pastor for Liberty Hill and Exeter church. will assume charge Aug. r. His goods have ar rived and have been moved to the parsonage at Exeter
 Practically half of the horse drawn vehicles have disregardcd the new light law which went into effect on Aug. 1. Many bicyclists disregard the law and many carriages are seen nights without lights.
 The nine Iepers described in the gospel for the Sunday-the thirteenth after Pentecost-Luke XVII. 1I-19. were cited by Rev. Myles P. Calvin a St. Patrick's church Sunday as typ flying the ingFatitude of the sinner.
 Best SS.50 glasses for $1.95, properly fitted. Burnham's. 227 Main street. Adv.
 John Golderman. who has been working in the weaving mill since coming to South Manchester from West Hoboken N J.. last April, was committed to the Norwich state hos pital for the insane Friday night. Col derman became violently insane at his home Friday morning.
 There was a very pleasant Cooley Dibble reunion at Lake grove, Conga- mond, Southwick, Mass, Thursday, at which about A were present. Thomas Patterson of Bristol. Ct, gave an ad- dress. George Goddard state Iihrari- an of Connecticut, of Hartford, Ct. read paper on the genealogy of sev- G%aA families,