Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01
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Norwich, Friday, Aug. i, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

It is daybreak now at 2.2s. August 1st Is Lamma day.
 Just the weather fer lawn parties.
 Many visiting metercyclists are in town daily.
 First Friday devotiens are being held In the Catholic churches today.
 The Miller Family association held US reunion at Avon, Conn, Thursday.
 Not in several seasons has Block Island enjoyed more prosperous sea- son.
 Best s3.5o glasses for s1.95. properly fitted. Burnham's. 227 Main street. Adv.
 The best moonlight nights in Au- gust will be from the 14th to the 20th,
 The state drummers convention is to be held at Wallingford today and Saturday.
 The date fixed for the sixth reunion of Plainf1eld Alumni association is August 2A
 The change from sultry weather to the crisp ozone of Thursday revived wilted humanity.
 In number of cases local families are spending their vacations on auto mobile trips long or short.
 George A. Mills, first selectman of Lebanon. has brought August Button from Colchester to Backus hospital for treatment,
 Holy Name social. Parish hall, Nor wich Town. Friday night. Cadillac or chestra.-adv.
 The fifteenth anniversary reunion of the veteran association of Co, K, First infantry, is to be held at Go. K club house, Rocky Hill. Aug. Is and r.
 An Ashford man, H. P. Arnidon has moved over about one hundred acres of grass land. He did the machine moving on seven different farms.
 Several Eastern Connecticut stu dents will enter the Moody school at Northfield when the term opens Au- gust 26.
 A former curate at St Patrick's church. Rev. Timothy Sweeney, is critically ill at the rectory of the Sa- cred Heart church, Bridgeport, where he is pastor.
 A new system of routine to be used in the cost and supply department of the s, N. E. Telephone company is being explained to the employees of the company.
 Farmer Silas WhippIe of Leffingwell brought his unavoidable 1S-rowed sweet corn to market Thursday The July drouth does not seem to have af- fected it's quality or sweetness.
 The contractors have finished work ing on the new walk between the Plimpton and Watch Hill docks at Watch Hill. There is now a cement walk the entire length of Bay street,
 Miss Ida Lampert, daughter of Mr and Mrs Morris Lampert of New Lon don, will be united in marriage Friday Aug. 15. at D. m. at Ahavat Chesed synagogue, New London, with Harry ldov of Leavenworth, Kan.
 Groton Long Point plots are sold for $195 upwards on easy monthly pay ments. Tents or bungalows can be erected when first payment is made. Jas. Jay Smith Co, New London Adv.
 The ramilies of c. o. and c. c. Treat of Norwich arrived at Pleasant View Monday for months stay in the Briggs cottage They have bought the Peale property and intend to start building a cottage at once.
 James M. Sullivan, recently appoint ed minister to San Domingo. was em- ployed in Stafford Springs during his earlier years and is a brother in law of James Hampton. Mir. Sullivan came to Connecticut from Thorndike, Mass, 
 Members of the Connecticut asso- citation, of which Rev. Luke Fitzsim- ons 'T3 is president, have been notified that the annual Holy Cross college alumni outing is to be held at the Warwick, R. l., club Monday. August 11th.
 Work on the state road at Groton will commence in few days The contractor, a Thompson man, was in the borough Wednesday to arrange about the lumber for d shanty to be built at the foot of Fort hill to accom- modate the workmen.