Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-23
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Norwich, "Wednesday, July 2s, 1913
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Boys were peddling bluefsh from 1 door to door Tuesday.
 Some of the organization are already 1 beginning to plan for Labor day l An unusual number of loaded coal 1 cars is assembled at Allyn's Point. l Some farmers who have a surplus l of early apples are making vinegar of | them
 The city's men have given Church street a long needed cleanup this week.
 stay-a homes are finding the weather hot, but by no means uncom- fortable.
 Good progress is being made on the handsome new walks along Sachem 1 Terrace
 Dog days begin Friday. July 25th, not Tuesday, as stated by typograph- ! ical error.
 On the New London lines of the 1 trolley road there is a great scarcity i of motormen.
 i w, R. c. salad supper tonight in Buckingham Memorial , to 7.3O. Price i 25c-adv
 The reunion of the Wilcox families and allied families is to be held at Hartford August 29.
 1 The Norwich and Westerly Traction 1 company reports that Sunday was the 1 biggest day the road has had this sea- i son.
 i Hebrew societies are preparing to mark the anniversary of Dr. Theo- 1 dore Herz which falls on Sunday, Aug. 3rd
 l Best $3.5O glasses for $1.95, properly fitted. Burnhams. 227 Main street. Adv.
 1 The forty eighth annual camp meet ing will be held at the Plainville camp ground Friday July p. to Monday, August f.
 A sign of the advance of summer 1 is the rank growth of sturdy Bounc- ing Bets along the river banks and rail- road tracks.
 The new telephone directory lists about 2,S90 stations, an increase of 35 since the directory for the previous quarter was issued.
 Rev. Emma B. Smith of Lawrence who was the speaker at the Spiritu- alist meetings at Pine Grove Sunday afternoon and evening will conduct mid week seances also.
 Fresh rolls. bread and cake daily. Order jelly and preserves at the Wo- mans Exchange.-Adv.
 At Douglas comp meeting Sunday { Rev. B. s. Taylor offered prayer, mak- ing reference to the late Deacon George M. Morse of Putnam. president of the association many years.
 Various societies of French women are preparing to note on Saturday the feast of St. Anne, mother of the Vir- gin received as the exemplar of de- voted and prudent mothers.
 A public donation is to be rendered the Mckinley Avenue A. NJ. E. Zion church, Friday evening. July 18th. at the Parsonage. 228 Broad street.
 New granolithic walks and macad- amized roads are to be laid around res idences at Bestview. This was voted upon at meeting of the Bestview Improvement society held recently.
 It is expected that two or more dories will be delivered at Watch Hill this week which will make a total number of at least 14 racing boats be- longing to members of the Watch Hill Yacht club.
 Invitations have been issued for the fifth annual reunion of the Brown fam fly which is to be held Aug at the 1 home of Postmaster William Henry Brown, Jewett City. Last year the reunion was held at the Douglas camp ground.
 The party of young ladies from Nor wich camping at Harrisons on the Thames includes Misses Margery Volkman, Maud Quinley, Bessie Me 1 Nickle. Jennie and Louise Dearing, 1 with Mrs. c. Eugene Saunders as | chaperon.
 The seventh annual meeting of the l Bates association is to be held this 1 year in the First Parish Congrega ational ] church Charlestown. Mass, August T. 1 This association is composed of all l persons having Bates ancestor by 1 birth or marriage.
 Of former Backus hospital interne | Tuesdays New Haven paper said: pr. l J. J. Cohane and family arrived in 1 New York yesterday after a stay of 14 months abroad. Dr. Cohane and his l family will make their home for the 1 present at Woodmont.
 Recent changes announced by the lighthouse department include: Fish 1 CTS Island sound-Latimer Reef light l station. Fog signal to be moved about | Aug. 5Us 1310, rom us present lOCa- l tion on the west side of the light tower and rehung, in a steel frame. on the south side of the tower
 Morton F. Plant is stated to be de- sirous of charging his property own ership in Groton by extending his pur- chases eastward. There is a stretch of waterfront property owned in Nor Wich that would round out Mir Plants holdings but it is not for sale-New London Globe.
 A new sandy beach, Groton Long Point, having miles of south front age, has just been opened. Prices are low ($195 upwards) to start, and are bound to advance rapidly. Clubhouse, pier, 31 new cottages, running water, trolley, trees. boardwalk and harbor. Ocean Beach plots formerly sold at $500 and now are $3.000 to $5,0O0, while at Watch Hill some are $20,00O each Send for booklet "N." Jas Jay Smith Co.,, New LOndon.-adV.
 ENJOYABLE LAWN PARTY