Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-24
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Thursday, July 24, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS
Tides will be low today.

Hop mght tonight at Lincoln park casino. Cadillac orchestra,-adv The discovery of a new counterfeit five dollar Indian head silver certifi- l cate has been announced to the banks. Although over go, Mrs. George C..
 Bills, of 107 Summit street, continues in good health and is out and about daily.
 The GrisWold hotel have presented a silver loving cup to Frank J. Saw yer. head waiter.
 Delegates are being appointed to the state Catholic Total Abstinence con- vention to be held at Bridgeport the last week in August
 w. H. Dobson, inspector of con struction work for the New Haven road, is looking over improvements on the Worcester division
 Best $50 glasses for s195. properly fitted. Burnham's. 227 Main street. Adv.
 Dairy and Food Commissioner Hu- bert F. Potter is looking sharp after alleged violations of the law regulating the sale of oleomargarine.
 The gypsies who camped on the Thames, above Groton, have gone to central Connecticut and are working their way toward Danbury.
 A number of Norwich friends will go to Poquetanuck today to congratulate Mrs. Samuel Lucas on attaining her S9th birthday in good health.
 The families of James Purdon. Ste phen Kehoe and Richard Buckley all of this city, have been at the small Green cottage for a few days.
 At Old saybrook Prof. H. Miles Gordy is making preparations to move to Stafford Springs. where he has been elected principal of the high school. The Connecticut association opposed to Woman Suffrage is endeavoring to their numerous petitions against the vote.
 Groton Long Point Beach plots fronting boardwalk 1-2 mile long. Jas. Jay Smith Co.,, New London.-Adv.
 Military men have been notified that next Saturday. July 26. the fiftieth anniversary of the dedication of the first monument erected to soldiers of the Civil war will be commemorated at Kensington.
 At meeting of the executive com mittee of the state board of agriculture held at the capitol Tuesday it was de- Cided to issue a new list of farms for sale and also list of the agricultural resources of the state.
 A popular man. well known locally, c. B. Nichols of Bridgeport. was elect ed president of the International Fed eration of Commercial Travellers asso- citations at the annual convention in Atlantic City last week.
 Information is being sought by game wardens regarding ringneck pheasants liberated about the state, if they have nestled and bred well. etc, to be incor- porated in a report to be sent to the commissioners of fish and game.
 The funeral of Mrs. o. R. Dutton, s1, was held Tuesday at the Filling hast Memorial chapel at Evergreen cemetery, Central Village. She leaves one son. Pilot Daniel Dutton, and a granddaughter Miss Olive Dutton.
 An exchange notes that former Nor wich residents. MT. and Mrs. J. A. Reardon, of North Grosvenordale, have left for Lakewood, N. J. to spend three weeks vacation. Mir. Reardon is su- mills.
 Humphrey Amy of Norwich, and Merritt H. Smith, Jr.. of New York city were recent guests of A. H. North rop, who is at the Sweet cottage, Pleasant View. Mir. Smith is a grad uate of this years class at Williams and college friend of MT. Northrop.
 The Palmer Brothers Go. has ar ranged to purchase the Miner house in New London occupied by the Day Nursery, and turn it over to the re- gently instituted Associated Charities, Inc. George s. Palmer, president. as a home, the nursery to retain a share of the building.
 Governor Baldwin has approved the bill for the Norwich Hospital for the Insane for June, amounting to $5,- S65.31. He has also approved a requi- sition by the adjutant general acting as paymaster general. on the comp troller for S12,000 for the expenses of the recent encampment at Mantle.
 w H. Williams, who came to Con- necticut from Tennessee as assistant for the Connecticut Fair as- sociation, has resigned on account of ill health and has gone home. His place will probably be taken for this year, owing to the lateness of the sea- son, by President John l.. DoWer.