Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-14
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Norwicfs ThursdaN Aug. i4, 1913
VARIOUS MATTERS

A handsome new walk has been laid in frent Of the business. place of Mrs. H' Ihumm en Franklin streets
 Connecticut. men are attendine the convention of wall paper salesmen in
 Three cool days have helped hu- manity to recover from Sundays de- pressing heat effects.
 Permission has been s9anted the Odd Fellows of this vicinity to have Plant day" exercises.
 The blacksmith shops in a number of cities will close all day Saturday, the National EIorseshoers' day,
 Connecticut peaches this year are unusually excellent of a fine co1oring and particularly pleasing flavor.
 A Norwich pastor, Rev. Charles H. Ricketts, will preachpin the Congrega- tional church at Somers next Sunday.
 Miss Evelyn Mckinley of New Lon- don is spending two weeks at Camp Sebowicha, Haughton's Cove, Mont vile.
 Edward Briggs is building garage
 
 Briggs, corner Of Ann and Pearl streets.
 Portuguese mill operatives are being induced to go to Hillsboro, N. H. where there is colony of Portuguese workers.
 A Woodstock summer resident, Ar thur Sherburne Hardy, formerly prom inett in the United States diplomatic @I1 T@lx x7,x-
 Groton Long Point Beach plots fronting boardwalk 1-2 mile long Jas Jay Smith CO. New London.-Adv.
 The Connecticut Agricultural Ex- pertinent Station is inviting all who are interested to an outdoor meeting at its Mount Carmel field, Friday, Au- gust 18th.
 Washington, President Wilson Tues day sent to the senate the following nomination to be postmaster: Thomas J. Sullivan, Baltic.
 Harry c. Browne, the actor, who his sister, Miss Mary c. Browne, of New York, gave a concert Tuesday evening at Fishers Island.
 Fred W. Neumann, president of the state board of examiners of barbers and inspector of barber shops, is vis- iting shops. MT. ,Neumann is also ex- amining the license cards of all bar bers.
 The water carnival which was to have been held at The Griswold bath the coming Saturday. It was post poned because of the death of Mrs. M. F. Plaut.
 Best s3.50 glasses for $1s5, properly fitted Burnham's. 227 Main street. Adv.
 The funeral of Mrs. Carrie Lee Ush- CT was held at her home in Chicopee Falls Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. The body was taken to Holland. Ct. Wednesday morning for burial in the family lot
 By a change of plans, Dr. Dwight Tracy, who is taking photographs of ancient Norwich houses. is to spend his S3d birthday. Aug. 24, with his son, Dr. William Dwight Tracy, of Stamford Conn
 A rumor reached Norwich friends Wednesday evening that Rev. R F. Moore, D. D., of St Joseph's church, New Britain, is to succeed the late Rev T. R Sweeney as rector of Sa- cred Heart church. Bridgeport.
 News comes from Ernest Allison Smith that he is to do organizing work for the prohibition party in Fayette Smith and daughter are visiting the formers sisters in Topeka. Kas-
 Horace Johnson says: During the present week there will be a disturb ance of the atmosphere of consider able force, but not of long duration There will be copious fall while it lasts and there will be thunder and lightning accompaniment
 The short calendar session of the Holland county superior court schedul- ed for Friday, August 2s, at Rockville, will not be held until Tuesday, Sept 2 Judge Lucian A. Burpee of Water bury will be on tEe bench
 MT and Mrs Gilbert Hammond lC1ara T1rnerl will close their sum week, and leave for Rochester, N. Y- where their stock company opens on Labor day in The Girl fn the Taxi
 The average farmers wife lifts ton of water a day in her household
 
 States bureau of education in a spe- cial bulletin just isued, but this is not true n0ws when so many wells are dry. Ralph H. Melcer of Montville, super of the Palmer Brothers Go. mill at Palanertown, was operated up- on Tuesday at 8 New London hospital He was seized suddenly Tuesday by an attack of appendicitis and was hur- ried to the hospital
 Ira Thomas, the Athletics catcher, hopes to become a city father in Phil adeiphla, a matter of Windham county interest He has announced his i'm tentiOn of entering the race for civic honOrs as a common councilman from the 3Sth ward this fall.
 If ii swims, we have it Open all day preparing for Friday Powers Brog-ady.
 Twenty-Five members of the Pro- Missionary club of the Cen traI Baptist church were gueste We'd nescay of Mrs- Joseph M. Burdick at cottage Best View, en- toying boating, grabbing, etc. and an appefizing lunch
 DT. Charles Douglass of Boston, who is spending his vacation in Hebron. was sent a few years ago from the United States to London. England. as a delegate to a medical temperance convention, Delegates were present globe,
 Oyster growers of this state are protesting to the New Haven road