Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02
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Norwich, Wednesday, July g, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS

NANOUS MAI IEKS
 Cherry pickers are busy Tuesday was St. sTheobolds day in | the church calendar The fields about the Montville car barn have been moved this week
 Best ss.5e glasses for $1.s5, properly fitted. Burnhanl's. 227 Main St. adv On July 3 the earth will be in | aphelion-the greatest distance from 1 the sun.
 Crimson ramblers about town ar making Norwich the real Rose of New England.
 The lilies in the ponds above Jewett City are worth a special trip to see, | just now>
 Those who are marketing red cur rants claim that they are the finest and ripest in years
 Friends express solicitude for J. Parker Clifford, who is a patient at the tuberculosis sanatarium.
 Excursions of G. A R. men bound for Gettysburg have been going down on the Central Vermont road.
 The new combination hose and chemical fire automobile for New Lon don is expected to arrive next week.
 The department of agriculture has issued a summer food guide book con- taining suggestions for hot weather diet
 The 250th anniversary celebration in Oxford, Mass July 3. and will at tract a number of visitors from Nor wich-
 The Methodist Sunday school of Moosup has voted to hold It's picnic the second Saturday in July at ocean Beach.
 Autobuses leave Franklin square l p. m July 4, for Gardner Lake. Round trip 75 cents Dancing commences at D. m.-adV-
 Early peas and sweet corn are being destroyed by starlings and opossum in a number of places in Central Con- necticut
 Mass, will preach as a candidate in the Congregational church at 3'olland next Sunday morning.
 Carlton's orchestra, Prof. smiddy prompter, Gardner Lake pavilion, July 4th. Come and have a good time.- adv.
 Walter M. Buckingham houseboat, which has been at the boat club under going alterations was lowed down to Gales Ferry this week by Charles H. Haskell.
 Nine young ladies from Smith col lege, guests of Miss Cassie Crane of Poquonock who with Miss Crane have been camping on Mason's Island for a week, returned Monday.
 Plans are being made among D. A. R. chapters for the fifth annual tour to the Mediterranean and the Holy Land by specially chartered steamship Rot terdam in February. 1914.
 Monday marked half century of welded life for MT. and Mrs. John Melvin Allen of Ellington. They were married at Woodstock June 30, 1863, by Rev. J. J. Worthington.
 An anniversary requiem high mass for Mrs. Michael Sullivan, celebrated in St. Patrick's church Tuesday by Rev. J. H. Frederick, was attended by relatives and friends of the family
 No portion of the town is inspected or admired by more persons just now than Geer place, the handsome res- idential section where property owners take pride in well-kept houses and grounds.
 Rev. Nj. Ernest Wilson of St. Thom- as seminary, Hartford, has resumed the celebration of mass on Sundays during the summer at Sound View and Crescent Beach. at the former shore resort at and at the latter, 10.30
 There is rumor that Justice George W. Wheeler of Bridgeport may be ap- n fO hn f17a United States circuit bench caused by the resignation of Judge Walter C. Moves. The salary is $7.500. This term will expire in 1918.
 The Girls Friendly society in Con necticut report branches 57, working associates 312, honorary associates 133, 1 members 1,503, probationers 474, can didates 198. married branch helpers 56, the total number in the work in Connecticut being 2,e76.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Tolhnrst, who have been visiting the latters moth CT, Mrs. E. N. Colman at her Gales Ferry cottage, have left for trip to the White Mountains, Thousand Is- lands, Montreal and Niagara.
 Cherry entrants and fancy peaches arrived this morning. Blueberries and alligator pears. along with asparagus, 1 sweet potatoes, new celery, help the menu. Summer squash, string beans and fancy spinach are in abundance Apricots plums and lines are quite appropriate for this hot weather. Som CTS has full supply from the New York market. Both musk and water melons for the Fourth-adv.
 Some cities have Red Cross cards to notify the public that as little noise as possible would be appreciated in the vicinity on Fourth of July The cards have red cross in the center and are worded to the effect that there is a. sick person in the house
 The project te increase the pay of