Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-30
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Nerwich, Wednesday, July 30, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS The days length has decreased about three quarters of an hour. Norwich motorists and trolley teur- fists are making delightful trips through the Berlxshiress
 Boys and girls are picking blaekber- f-ies as we'll as huclSleberries now, to add to their vacation earnings.
 There is comparatively little lawn moving this season. the July drouth having left grass so thin and brown.
 The devotion of the portiuncula will begin at St. Patrick's church Satur- day and will continue through Sunday.
 Former residents have been noti- fled that old home day will be ob- served in Warwick. Mass, Thursday August 21.
 Best s3.5O glasses for $1.95, properly fitted Burnham's. PET Main street. Adv.
 growers hereahouts have re- ceived word from Vermont that a big corn show is to be held at Scranton, Oct. S031.
 Connecticut delegates are returning from Rochester, N. Y., from the six teenth annual convention of the American Optical association.
 "A hammock and a good book ap- pears to be the popular combination with many just now and there is no vacation let-up at the Otis library.
 rr1 4 NE.5;-. a4 which members of the Halle club and others have been entertained in past summers is enjoying a prosp erous sea- son.
 All of Charles H. Browns cottages at Gales Ferry, eleven in number are occupied by families from Cambridge, Mass, CollinsYille, Brooklyn. N, Y., and other places
 Writing from Vemont, a Norwich va cationist states that Mondays rain did much damage there, causing wash outs on the railroads. beating down standing crops ,etc-
 The connection for sprinl1lers in the Reid & Hughes block on Bank street. was completed at 10 o'clock Saturday night by the city workmen Waterbury Democrat
 Miss Lizzie Wilbur of Yantic gave party to few friends Friday night. Games were played, cake and ice cream were passed. Rose Wilhekowski pleased with several songs.
 There was an anniversary mass said at St Johns church, Cromwell Tues day for Rev, James Lawles former pastor of St. Johns church. and be- fore that at South Coventry.
 The shades of Mohegan park attract ed a good number Of visitors Tues day many expressing the wish that the trolley loop through that beauti- full city property were built.
 The family of Rev. P, C, Wright is at Northfield Rev. MF Wright has been the guest of Col. and Mrs Chas w. Gale in Norwich for several days and is suffering from throat trouble.
 Myron Jackson. Ronald Kimball Donald Bliss, Joseph Hull, Charles Prentice. Robert Stevens and Mathew Byrne of Norwich are camping on the Pease property at Pleasant View
 Connecticut has passed the billion dollar mark in the total value of tax able property in the state as shown by the assessment lists of all the towns
 
 county is $77,561,2 ,2S5-
 Breakwater-on on-the- Thames Is now 8. regular station on the Groton divi- sion, the big work being done there resulting in an ever-increasing number of workmen and others who find the trains an accommodation
 MT. and Mrs Charles Lyman Wright of Springfield are spending the month cruising on the sound in their cabin cruiser. Junior IT. They have visited Fishers Island Saybrook, No- ank and Crescent beach, sBlock~ Island, and Watch Hill, R l.
 The state pharmacy commission has sent circular letters to all the druggists of the state in regard to the records that the pharmacists are required to make when they sell nar- cotic drugs. No druggist is permitted to fill the same prescription sec end time
 Supt. J. D. Gallary of the New Ha- ven railroad has notified towermen, en- ginemen. operators and agents of the road that in future it will not be nec- essary for engineers Of first class trains to personally examine train registers when running from a single track section to a double track section.
 A new sandy beach, Groton 5ng Point having miles of south front age. has just been opened Prices are low ($1e5 upwards) to start, and are bound to advance rapidly. Clubhouse, pier, 31 new cottages, running vater, trolley, trees. boardwalk and harbor. Ocean Beach plots formerly sold at $500 and now are $3,o00 to $5,000. while at Watch Hill some are $20,0o0 each. Send for booklet "N" Jas JaY Sna:th h