Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03
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Norwich. Thursday, July 3, 19ls.
VARIOUS MATTERS

 The June rainfall here was f.Os inches
 Most of the milliners have left town for the vacation season. A fine, substantial curb has been set at the Chelsea bank corner. As tomorrow is legal holiday, there will be extra banking business today.
 Since the close of school the city parks are made untidy by some of the careless children.
 Choice Maine salmon at Powers Bros. Adv.
 A party of six women who have spent a week at Camp Mashautucket at Lantern Hill, has returned to Ston- ington.
 Methodists of Connecticut will send members to the meetings a Sterling Mass, camp grounds from Aug. A to Sept 1.
 The strawberry crop has been a very good one in Lyme, the two largest producers being Almon Maynard and Thomas Clark.
 Soft crabs for sandwiches at Pow CTS Bros.-Adv.
 One East Hartford pastor, Rev. James w. Lord, of St. Johns church, will take party of boys to camp at South Coventry Monday
 Twenty three candidates took the examination for senior drug clerk at the office of the pharmacy commis- sion in the capitol Tuesday.
 Substitute Carrier Barrows began the summer delivery of mail at Ocean beach Tuesday. Carrier Montreuil is covering Eastern Point for the sum- mer.
 Best $50 glasses for $195, properly fitted. Burnham's. 227 Main St.-adv.
 Ashwillett friends, Mir and Mrs. D. S. Guile with the latter's mother, Mrs. Sarah A Barnes, have been in Nor wich to see Mrs. Fannie Nye Drake, who is critically ill at the new san atorium.
 In Stonington. once Whistler's home, there is interest in the fact that Tues day, in London, at Sothebys, the sale of Whistler Autographs and etchings that belonged to the late T. R. Way realized a total of $3,750.
 The intense heat softens the oiled streets. so that many houSekeepers continue the practice of having drug get or similar protection on walks and steps, to prevent the oily blackness being tracked into the house.
 Groton Long Point Beach plots fronting boardwalk 1-2 mile long. Jas. Jay Smith Co.,. New London.-adv.
 It is expected that Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, of Connecticut, will go to Panama in August with a pilgrim age of the ShriDers of the country. The pilgrimage will be under the aus pices of St. Paul, Minn.. Chriners.
 Wednesday evening at the prayer meeting in the Ba ptist church at Po- ouonnock, Rev. Dirk Van Der Voet began his pastorate He comes from the Gordon Training school in Bos- ton and has not yet completed. his studies.
 President c. P. Gladding of the state pharmacy commissioners said Tues day that no prosecutions would be made under the new heroin act until it had been printed and sent to every pharmacist in the state. This work is now being done.
 Steamer Arabic. on which the AL len party sailed Tuesday, carried AL fred Moves. the English poet, and Mrs. Moves, and a party of delegates to the Sixth International Congress of Free Christianity and Religious Progress which will open in Paris July Is.
 At New London, Miss Fanny Hirsch, appointed a Kindergarten teacher, Tuesday has been teaching several years in the kindergartens of the Nor wich schools where she has been very successful. She is the daughter of H. J. Hirsch and the family has moved to New London.
 The board of directors of the South ern New England Telephone company at a meeting held at the headquarters in New Haven Monday voted the issu- ance of s1 POT, 200 of new stock, a total of 12,072 new shares being voted to bring the full capital stock up to an even 100000 shares.
 The new factory inspector. John H. Mcfarland, met his deputies in the office at the capitol Tuesday, and talk ed over the situation. Miss Grace w Stanley has been promoted from stem ographer to inspector and Miss Ida Williams of Colchester has been ap pointed stenographer.
 The iron bridge over the Lieutenant river at Lyme is to be taken up and possibly may be put in the place of the wooden structure half a mile up the river on the trunk line. This is a twenty five ton bridge, too light for the trolley service so the authorities are to put in a fifty ton bridge is it's