Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08
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Norwich, Friday, Aug. 8, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS | Hydrangeas on the tall shrubs ar,
 beginning to bloom.
 Thursdays fine shower caught : 1 number of beach parties. fitted. Burnham's. 227 Main street. Adv.
 1 The Geisthardt sawmill has beer
 moved from Trading Cove to East Col. | chester.
 Many big loads of hay are being | brought in from the suburbs to public
 and private stables.
 Several from here plan to be al ] Northf1eld for commencement, which
 begins Friday. Aug. 15. | The annual reunion of the Tiffany home of Joel T. Case in Barkhamsted Aug. 20.
 1 Connecticut musicians are at Ocean 1 Grove, N. J., attending the annual con- ventlon of the National Association of | Organists.
 Visitors to the shore resorts realize what is meant by the high cost of liv- 1 ing. Milk sells for 10 cents a quart l and other provisions in proportion. The annual reunion of the descend
 ants of Ira and Hannah Call of Col rain was held Wednesday Tn orange, Mass, at the home Of D. E. Farley in Farley.
 Invitations have been sent out by MT. and Mrs. Everett l.. Crane of poquonoc for the annual picnic of the Order of Eastern Star to be held at their home Aug. 12. The annual tennis tournament at the Misquamicut Golf club. Watch Hill will begin Aug. IS and will last until Aug. B. The tournament is open to all club members of seven days stand ing.
 Groton Long Point plots are sold for $195 upwards on easy monthly pay ments. Tents or bungalows can be Jas. Jay Smith Co.,. New London Adv.
 Fishing at Block Island continues very good and each day many of the various kinds of fish which are in sea- son are landed. Weakfish have been caught quite plentifully during the week.
 The state fremen's field day will be held Aug. 27 at Savin Rock. The field day will consist of a parade and mus ter. and the day previous will, be de- voted to a convention of the firemen of the state.
 Henry C. Rowe of Eastern Point, who recently purchased the Dark Hol- low reservation at Poquonoc, has men at work there opening up the road formerly known as the Dark Hollow road and clearing up the land
 An old resident reminds The Bulletin that Wednesday was theN 52d birthday of Mrs Theodore Roosevelt, who as Miss Carew, was a frequent visitor to the home of her grandfather, the late Gen. Dan Tyler, of Washington street.
 The correspondence courses of study at the Danbury State Normal school have been so popular during the past year that their continuance durino the coming year is an assured fact. They were taken by 156 students during the year.
 Owing to the amount of business in this section, the Westerly Concrete O. will transfer their headquarters to Norwich Gravel roofing and concrete walks promptly attended to- Their advertisement appears in another col umn.-adV.
 Secretary of State Albert Phillips has just ordered 30, 900 automobile tags for next year. They are to be green, three inches shorter than the 1913 tags and will have Conn. placed vertically at thesleft of the number instead of the usual letter c.
 Allie, Louise daughter of MT. and Mrs. Louis anderson, of 265 Crystal avenue, New London, became the bride Wednesday evening of William Edgar Ritch. IT,, of Bridgeport The cere- mony was performed at 6 o'clock at the brides home by Rev c. Harley Smith.
 Each year brings larger number of automobiles to Block Island. At pres ent there are many more or the island than ever before and automobile par ties is one more pastine added to the long list which makes the island one of the most popular shore resorts along the coast
 The first issue of the Spiritual Alli- ance Weekly, published under the au- spices of the Lake Pleasant Spiritualist society. will be distributed Sunday It is an eight page paper and contains news of the camp Rev G. Tabor Thompson. president of the associa- tion, is editor of the paper
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