Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-13
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Nerwieh. "Wednesday, Aua. 1s. 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Complaints come of deer doing dam 1 age to peach trees
 GroweIss of asters are cutting some handsome blooms since the rain.
 The local hotels are visited daily by many auto touring parties. Camp Safety boys from New York are Tn ealnap on c. H. Bailey's shore at Gardner Fake. Passensers on the river boats notice many evidences of chestnut blight af- Aectlng trees along the banks.
 L. H. Starr of Waterford is erecting one and a half story dwelling for himself on Fog Plain road
 Next Sunday Rev. Joel B. SIocum of the Central Baptist church is to preach at Eastern Point chapel
 Someone recalls the fact that 2s years ago, in 1884, Connecticut was disturbed by an earthquake shock.
 Thursday, the vigil of the Feast of the Assumption. is a day of fasting and abstinence in the Catholic church. will go Ito Wil1imantic camp ground for Temperance day today (Wednes day).
 There never was so little moving of lawns hereabouts as is the rule this season. so thin and brown is the grass.
 Colchester summer residents, Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Cragin, who were at the Lenox, Mass, inn, have gone to the White mountains.
 large delegation of Worcester peo- pie came down yesterday to join the big representation from that city al- ready at Block Island
 This is the month of family rernions, many absent sons and. daughters re- turning for vacation visits to the vari- ous old homesteads of the town
 By request of the Holy Name society a months mind requiem high mass for Patrick Buckley was sung in St Pat rickS church Monday by Rev. John H. Frederick
 The annual reunion of the Lowrey family will be held at the home of MT. and Mrs Truman Lowrey Weed at 47 South Burritt street. New Britain. on Wednesday, Aug. 20
 The third annual reunion of the Mills family was held at Lake Quas- ", A 5, and was highly enjoyed by those pres ent. who numbered 75.
 Of a prominent New York clergyman a Groton correspondent writes: Rev. Edward S. Holloway of New York is spending some time in the borough. which was once his home.
 Best S3.5o glasses for $195, properly fitted Burnham's. 227 Main street Adv.
 State oystermen are watching close Iy for the oyster set It is claimed sets have been seen in some places on the sound. but it is too early to determine whether the set is universal
 The funeral of Lydia G., widow of Richard Griffin, was held Tuesday af- ternoon at Worcester, Mass. Mrs. Griffin, who died Sunday was TT years old and was born in Lebanon, Conn.
 Notices are being received of the fifth annual convention of the New England section of the National Elec- Hotel Vermont Burlington, Vt, Sept IT. IS and 19.
 At the funeral of Frederick E. Hyde l held at his home in East Hartford on Tuesday afternoon at 2.3o o'clock. Rev Dr- James Coote of Moosup, formerly 1 pastor of the Burnside MethodiSt church, ofticiated.
 From NorwaIk comes the story that l Jack Rose has donated $10 toward the ! support of the Rev. J. H. Brown, pas 1 tor of the East NorWalk Methodist | church, who has been having difficulty 1 in raising money for his salaSy-
 Seven cars of paving stone have 1 gone down via the Central railroad from Barre, Vt, and are be- ing loaded at the C. " docks, New London on the Lehigh Valley barge No 799- When loaded she will be | lowed to New York
 Block Island bluef1sh. mackerel, i Founders, butterfsh cheap at Osgoods dOck--ady-
 Judge Joseph P. Futile of the su- perior court has confirmed the sale of -he property of the American Shear and Knife company at Hotchkissyille oy Tyler Cruttenden of Norwich. the receiver, to Roswell A. Clark of Kan S5O,000.
 The 14th annual reunion of the Bailey Bayley Family association is to De held Sept 6 in Glen Forest park, Lawrence Mass An invitation for the 'eunion has been extended by the committee in charge to anyone bearing he name of Bailey. Bayley, Baillie, Bailey or Baly-
 new sandy beach, Groton ng Point, having miles of south front age, has just been opened Prices are ow ($195 upwards) to start, and are pound to advance rapidly. Clubhouse, '1er. 31 new cottages, running water, r -rolley, trees. boardwalk and harbor. Ocean Beach plots formerly sold at '500 and now are s3,0oG to $5,0e0, willie It Watch Hill some are $20,G00 each-