Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Fits-U eyeglasses worth S3.5o fol
 $1.s5. Burnham's, 227 Main street.
 adv.
 Corn is backward In caring out, il l some places even at a standstill, be cause of the long continued dry spell
 Mrs. Charles s. Mellen. wife of for. mer President Meller of the New Ha- ven road is at the Hotel GriswoId fos a visit.
 A number of New London Hebrews | are seeking to arouse interest in that city in the organization of a lodge o1 B'nai Brith.
 Throughout the state the firemen are getting ready for the convention in West Haven next week Tuesday and | Wednesday,
 At Mohegan lake visitors take un- | usual interest in the silver pheaSantS i in the enclosure there They are birds of striking plumage> ! The books of the state highway de- partment under the administration of James H. Macdonald are being audited by an expert accountant
 So ickIe is New England weather that overcoats were nearly as accept able yesterday as was a bathing suit and a plunge in the surf Sunday states 4 divorce was granted recently at Renos New. to J. Fred Carpenter from his wife. Mrs Alice Carpenter.
 Seventy five miles an hour in mid air; forty-hve miles on the oceans fyia Atlantic Beach on Friday, Saturday and Sunday afternoons at S30-adv-
 The 18th regular Connecticut volun- regiment will hold their 46th annual rennion at Savin Rock. West Haven, Saturday.
 Secretary of State Phillips has is sued handy pamphlet containing the bles of fees of registration and rules of the road
 In the neighborhood of $I00 was derived from the effartss of the ladies of North StoningtOn at the Tea, Gar den recently held for the benefit of the North Stoningtnn play ground
 Hydroplane exhibition at Atlantic Beach Friday, Saturday and Sunday afternoons at 3.30--adv-
 A score of members of Alpha chapter Of this city are planning to attend the annual banquet of Beta chapter of Phi Alpha Mu Sigma in New London Sat- urday night
 Hoboes are superabundant in the region of the Connecticut tobacco fields now that the growers have begun harvesting Their primary purpose is not work, either, apparently
 Not a week end and Sunday this summer but has been attended with pleasant weather, hotel men and others with whom rain or sunshine makes all the difference in the world
 The closed trolley cars that were put on about the city while the open cars were in use for Beach day and camp meeting were not at all uncom- fortable Wednesday evening.
 Who is Jack Tweed9 If you are at Atlantic Beach on Friday. Saturday or Sunday afternoon al 3.30 you can see Tor yOurself-adv.
 Attorney J. William Farrell. now en- gagged in legal affairs in New York city, q former Academy boy and 8 New York law school a1umnus, is passing a few days at his home in this city.
 Richard Mucahey of Quaker Hill, former sergeant of the New Y York po- lice. who has been seriously sick a long while, his recovery being despaired of at one stage, is now able to be out.
 Don't forget the big lawn fete given by St. Mary's parish on Convent ave- nue tonight, Whist. forty five enter tainment and dancing, Four hours amusement. Cadillac orchestra. Tick cts 10 cents,-adv,
 A company of coast artillery from Fort Adams, Rhode Island, which is at Fort Wright for target practice, did some remarkable shooting Tuesday twice in succession hitting the floating target.
 Norwich visitors who ge past Sa- chem park comment on the changes a few years have made there. On Potter manor colony of nearly 20 houses nas sprung up with almost mushreemlike growth,
 Connecticut members have received notice of the fifth annual convention of the New England section of the National Electric Light association te be held in Burlington. Vt- on Sept, r, Is and 19.
 At the office of Town Clerk Holbreok since the first of the month a number of couples have been disappointed by the new law which makes five days delay necessary before the matrimonial step is taken,
 The new road work that is planned by Highway Commissioner Bennett in Stonington will complete the state road between that borough and Westerly. There is mile and a half of new work to be done in Stonington.
 Groton Long Point Beach plots fronting boardwalk 1-2 mile long. Jas. Jay Smith Co.,, New London.-Adv
 Rev. William H. Lynch, the deceased Bridgeport clergyman, left only life in surance as his estate. All his books he bequeathed to his assistant, Rev John F. Callahan, and the money to his sister, Mrs. Mary Smith.
 Although the law provides that cor porationS must file their annual re- ports with the secretary of state be- fore Aug. IS. there remains a consider able number of delinquents, and these are liable to a fine of $100
 You have money idle in savings banks at per cent. when shore lots are increasing 20 per cent yearly in
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