Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-27
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Norwich, Friday, June 27, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS


 This is calendar day fer July.
 Thursday was chilly day for beach cettagers.
 French residents are starting north ward for Canadian summer visits.
 The few sprfnkles yesterday anly annoyed the farmers, who are hoping for warm rain.
 Fresh arrival of soft crabs today at Powers Bros.-Adv
 Visitors are going to Mohegan park to see the rambler roses. which are beginning to bloom.
 Stafford Springs residents, Judge and Mrs. J. H. Reed. are at Howard Beach, Blackhall, for some time.
 Mrs. D. A. Lyon and daughter, Miss Hattie Lyon, of Brooklyn. N. Y, are the guests of friends in this city.
 The nearness of Fourth of July will inspire some pastors to choose patri otic themes for theim sermons Sunday.
 Best $3.50 glasses for s125; properly fitted. Burnhan's 227 Main St.--adv.
 About all the public acts signed by
 
 engrossed but there are still a great many private acts to be prepared for printing.
 At Plainville praise is given Prin- cipal O. l.. Judd for the marked inn provement in school attendance since he inaugurated his new plan among the pupils.
 An auto tour of various state roads in fnrxy .0f l1cx, rI1 nx1rc, that some of them are in need of re- pair work. although the general condi- tion is good.
 The engagement of Edward I.athrop of Brooklyn and Miss Mamie RizzutO of New York has been announced Both young people are summer resi- dents at Ocean Beach.
 Demonstration of Ice Blankets show ing saving of 50 per cent. on ice. in Lee & Osgood's window today.-Adv.
 When members of the Coulter family held birthday party at Saybrook mannor, Tuesday. in honor of the eld- CT brother, John F. Coulter, who was TO, one of those present was Miss Celia l Coulter of Norwich.
 Thursday in St Patrick's church months mind requiem high mass for
 
 ed by Rev. P. J. O'Reilly of Montville, l members of the family and friends as- sisting at the service.
 Many farmers are complaining of their crops, as potatoes, beans and peas have failed to come up. The opinion 1 seems to be that it is owing to the 1 extremely dry season last year and | the seeds lack vitality. E-or-,ar c.roarin-o~5an+ C.o+oIIo of | the Central Vermont railroad is in New | London to accompany Mrs. Costello | and son to Texas, where Superintend- i ent Costello is in the employ of the i Central Texas railway.
 The telephone men who have been inspecting and repairing stations here a bouts have finished their work and | are now busy at Willimantic, where l about thirty are engaged in the inn orovements being made.
 Mona Birna, the cottage of J. I Oat, It Gardner Lake has been leased for he season by Louis De Cesare and amily, from New York, popular sum- ner visitors at the lake last season. They will arrive Saturday.
 Groton Long Point plots are sold 'or s195 upwards on easy monthly pay4 nents. Tents or bungalows can be erected when first payment Is made. | las. Jay Smith Co.,, New London Adv.
 s. M. DriscolI of St. Albans, Vt, has been appointed travelling passenger agent of the Central Vermont railway, the Grand Trunk, the Grand Trunk Pacific and the Grand Trunk Pacific steamships, succeeding J. s. Carder. Friends here that Rev. Nelson F, Carey, who is to address the Putnam iremen Sunday evening, is in inn proved health, although he has been working very hard in New York dur ng Bishop Courtneys absence in Europe.
 The state chaplain of the Holy Name society, Rev. Martin Heating, if Waterbury. who has spoken before he Norwich society, has been obliged o leave for Los Angeles to remain for m indefinite time, in the hope of re- saining his health.
 A party of young women from Nor Moorings, Wintergreen Point. chaper- 'ned by Mrs. Eugene Saunders. The ,arty includes Misses Mildred Gibson, Hazel Fletcher. Edna and Agnes Tro- and and Ruth Jackson.
 The wedding of Arthur Truman Randall son of Rev. and Mrs. A. T. Randall, of Meriden and Miss Lucy Ashley daughter of Rev. and Mrs. A. sprague Ashley of Hornell, N. Y, took ,lace Monday afternoon at o'clock, F -t the Hornell Episcopal church.
 The paymaster of the Connecticut National guard will be in New London Sunday to pay the members of the First and Tenth companies for a tour of duty at Fort Wright of ten days, completed recently. The men have al- 'eady received the government pay. AT THE DAVIS.
 Vaudeville and PhotopIays.
 There were well filled. houses on Thursday at the Davis theatre for the ;hange of bill in vaudeville and motion ntad l> 1