Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-26
At Crescent Beach the tennis court are in good shape and are in use daily

\ -stf %&A&AA& SA9 44W1&A N x @a&AAJ At Crescent Beach the tennis courts are in good shape and are In use daily, Best s3.5o glasses for s1.25: properly l fitted. Burnham's 227 Main St. adv After a hot morning there was a sharp drop in the temperature We'd nesday.
 A special train will carry Elks from this vicinity to the Rochester gather ing July 6.
 Wednesday the state picnic of the l Degree of Pocahontas was held at Savin Rock.
 The cars of the Groton and ston- ington trolley line went on summer schedule Tuesday.
 ter between this country and Japan has been removed.
 R. N. Rowland of Groton Long Point has purchased the power boat Pris- ella of New London owners.
 Groton Long Point Beach plots fronting boardwalk 1-2 mile long. Jas. Jay Smith Co.. New London.--adv.
 The framework for a large sign is being erected on the roof of the Chap man building, facing Franklin square.
 Postmasters have received notice that parcels returned from the dead letter office will be charged postage.
 Ex-Factory Inspector George L. Me Lean of Rockville leaves Monday for New York where he will be with 8 casualty company.
 A Derby correspondent states that Attorney James F. Torrance is ser iously i'll at the home of his mother on Atwater avenue in Derby.
 The troops on Fishers Island. in cluding the Eighth company of Dan bury will break camp Saturday and will be home Saturday evering
 One of the jurors drawn for this term of the superior court at Rock vile is Rev. E.. w Darrow of Will lington, formerly of Waterford
 Wednesday men were pruning the handsome vines on the Otis library which have grown so thriftily that the shutters could not be closed.
 Local cottagers at Ocean Beach state that the announcement of daily mail service there was premature. The \
 Authority has been given for grant- ing leave of absence to Gettysburg vet erans in the postal service to attend the fiftieth anniversary celebration on the battlefield.
 Enos Prentice of California, who has been visiting At the home of Mrs. Amanda Prentice of Poauonnock. has started for home. This was MT Pren- fires first VfSif cast
 Congressman .NIahan calfed at the treasury department Tuesday and succeeded in having restored to duty New London lady who had been furloughed for some time
 At the request of the Founders sc- ciety of Norwich Dr. Dwight Tracy has begun making his collection of photographs of historical houses throughout the ancient towns
 Tuesday in St. PatricR's church Rev. J. H. Broderick celebrated requiem high mass for the deceased members of White Cross council. Knights of Columbus, requested by the society.
 Relatives and friends of Henry La- vallee were in attendance at a re- quiem high mass for the repose of his soul, celebrated Wednesday in St Pat I
 At the Buckingham Memorial a cell ing that had fallen in one of the par lors is being repaired. It is suspested that the jarring of the heavy trolley cars in the street may have shaken the ceiling down.
 Solon A. Moxley. caretaker at the Buckinf1ham Memorial, is again on duty there after being confined to the G19 Hxf which occasionally gives him consid- erabie trouble.
 Nine state companies will attend the encampment of the Connecticut brf- gade, Uniformed Rank, Knights of Pythias, which will be held on the Cassidy farm in South Meriden today (Thursday), Friday and Saturday.
 E. M. Willis of New York, mem Der of the International committee of the Young Mems Christian association, will succeed Robert S. Ross. the sec retary of the New Haven association, who resigned to take effect in Septem- Der.
 At a meeting of the State Board of Agriculture over which Governor Baldwin presided, H. H. Lee was chos- en vice president and a trustee of the Connecticut Agricultural college and Leonard n. Heaty or WOODSTOCK. was elected secretary.
 At Bloomfield. Sunday, tablets were erected in the Baptist church to for mer pastors. including Rev. John Bart. 'ett, born in Lebanon Aug. 1e 1784. Yale 1S07 minister of the church Feb. 16, 1s15-May 19, 1851. The bronze tablet is the gift of his descendants.
 Veterans who are to visit the Get tysburg battlefield have received their credentials, which in- clude railroad and transfer tickets. luncheon tickets. Identification tickets. and all that is necessary in the way Of credentials to carry them through the entire trip 1
 The $38,600 stone churct, erected by members of the Ta1cott family to re- place the Ta1cottVfl1e Congregational church burned six years ago was ded- icated Tuesday night and with the ded- ication was the installation Of Rev. Francis F. Bacheier. formerly of Nor wfch Town. as pastor Of the church.
 At the home of Mr. and Airs. Will liam Craig in Mi11ers Falls Sunday af- taruAof4 Mfaa RabfA Ta6d af Snft