Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-29

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 The cleaning of the block paving with hose is found expeditions and far more sanitary and pleasant, as long as water is plentiful
 Edward s. Sweeney has returned to New London from several weeks trip through Newfoundland and Labrador. It was mostly motorboat trip
 You've seen a horse fly and a house fly Did you ever see a boat fly? Go down to Atlantic Beach Saturday or Sunday afternoon--adv-
 There has been no apparent attempt to start a no-license fight in the town of Stonington, which is now decidedly wet It may be done yet, though
 Capt. Avery c. Perkins, the veteran engineer of ferryboat Governor Win throp, at Groton, is enjoying a two weeks vacation, his first in s years.
 General Manager deWindt says that work on the Chester extension will commence immediately after the com pletion of the new Shore Line exten- sion in Lyme
 Simon says ''ThumDs up;" William Thaw says Boats up." and they go. See the flights at Atlantic Beach Sat urday and Sunday afternoons.-adY-
 This is the season when the wild carrot is likely to spread it's seed and the authorities are again urging the extermination of the plant pest wher- ever found.
 Plans are maturing for an exhibi- tion of industrial and food products by the Hartford council of the United Commercial Travellers at Foot Guard hall Nov. IT to 22.
 Lobstermen are pretty well pleased with the outcome of the present stSa,- There have been many caught and the prices have been good.
 Miss Maria H. Morrison, g. graduate of the Norwich Free Academy and of the Willimantic State Normal Train ing school, is to be principal at South Windham the coming year.
 While a handsome new entrance is desirable for the state prison at sort of an exit, however plain, would be more pleasing to many
 A great gathering of members of the John and William Stone associa- tion was held Thursday at SaVin Rock for the annual reunion, with Melville E. Stone of The Associated Press a chief guest.
 Watch Hill people think that the New York Yacht club may be induced to make the pay it's rendezvous instead of New London after the rocks have been removed with the fund of $675 just raised
 If you are looking for a sensation, take trip in the flying boat at At lantic Beach Exhibition flights Sat urday and Sunday afternoons.-adV.
 A report of a huge gray shark, 15 Noank Thursday, where it came in by the shipyard, observers said, and went up the channel which is a faVOrite spot with swimmers.
 Alumni of the Connecticut Literary institution at Suff1eld are interested in the announcement of $25.000 to be giv- en under the will of James F. Spencer. after his widows death. provided the school raises an equal sum-
 The farm at Montvile recently pur- chased by F. H. Fftzhugh, former pres ident of the Central Vermont road and vice president of the Grand Trunk, is to be converted by it's new owner into one of the finest estates in these parts
 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.
 Local interest attaches to the item that MT. and Mrs. David R. Brown of Boston are at York Beach, Me. They were married July g. the bride being Mrs Fife Futile Foster, daughter of lyucius Futile, ex-president of the Boston and Maine railroad, and the groom his chauffeur.
 Dr. Oliver c. Smith of Hartford. one of the most widely known surgeons in. the state, arrived in New York We'd nesday, seriously i'll, on board the steamship Imperator His brother, Winchell Smith, of Pennington, the dramatist, went to New York to meet the vessel Dr. Smith was taken to Rochester, Minn., to be operated upon for an internal malignant growth.
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