Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
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VARIOUS MATTERS

VANA1NSS MA E.kSo Italian societies will celebrate the feast ef St. Christina temerTew.
 Leave your laundry at Fagan's Smoke shop. 1e3 Main street.-Adv.
 For some reason leaves on chestnut trees are dying and failing in showers.
 Rural church societies are adding to their treasuries by holding bakery sales.
 Hop night tonight at Lincoln park casino. Cadillac orchestra.-adv.
 A Clinton patient, Miss Jennie Burch wacs brought to the sanitarium in Norwich. Tuesday.
 Friends from Norwich will join the village excursionists from F1tchvilie at Ocean Beach today.
 HucIleberries by the bushel are be- ing taken by pickers to Plainfield dealer, who ships them to the cities.
 As calendar day for August, Friday surpassed any brand of weather that Horace Johnson could hand out.
 The hard rain early Friday morn ing put an end to brush fires which have been the source of anxiety in some sections.
 The annual outing of the Telephone Employes Mutual Benefit society of F at Savin Rock.
 Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown off ciated at the celebration of holy com munion at Trinity Episcopal church Friday, St. James day.
 The papers state that the recent lawn party given by Rev. Hugh TreanoTs parish in Waterbury enrich ed the parish fund $1.e00.
 Best s3.5O glasses for $1s5, properly fitted Burnham's. 227 Main Street. Adv.
 Former Waterford residents, Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Darrow of Wilmington are at St George cottage, QuOna- chontaug, R l., for two weeks.
 Greeks who went from this vicinity to defend their country write back of the fighting near SalOnika and of the terrible war being waged in the east.
 It is expected that 5000 men will march in the state German day parade at New Britain Aug. 11th, all the cities in the state having promised to send delegations.
 Woodstock summer residents, Judge and Mrs. 4. Mcclellan Mathewson of New Haven are guests for several weeks at the Elliott house, at Water vile, N. H.
 In The CoIumbiad. Rev. William A. Keefe, of St Johns church, PIainfield, formerly of Norwich has scholarly paper entitled Some Achievements of Catholic Patriotism
 The choir boys of Christ church, with their director, William F. Hakekotte, who havek been occupying their bun galow at Pleasant View for two weeks. has returned to Norwich.
 A local physician remarks that chil- dren going on country outings or visits should be warned not to eat strange berries. several cases of poisoning from eating dogberries having been report ed
 Alpha Delta Phi sorority of the Nor wfch Free Academy chaperoned by Mrs John Dawber. Jr, of Thamesvil1e, mre occupying Christ church boy cf1oir's bungalow at Pleasant View for a week
 Mrs. Mary E. (Sumner) Aldrich. 76, widow of David G: Aldrich, died Thursday at the Home for Aged Wo- men at Worcester. She was born in Woodstock, the daughter of Perrin and Mary Percy) Sumner
 Miss Jessie Mae Keefe, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Frank A Keefe of Old Fort N. C. formerly of Stafford Springs was united in marriage July xr-sf fHn Howard A Walker of Glastonbury
 Eastern Connecticut people appear to have plenty Of money and to be willing to spend it Men who have restaurants and dancing pavilionS at ing twice the business they did last season
 Mir and Mrs Samuel Swan of Meri- den are visiting in New London, Mr. Swan is a son of the late Jabez Swan who as Elder Swan was known for miles around as one of the most elo- quent preachers in New England many years ago
 Concerning a native of Colchester the Ca tholir Transcript says The Rev M- A Sullivan IL D., chaplain of the First regiment, c N G., spent the week with the troops at Mantle Father Sullivan is the only Catholic chaplain in the Connecticut National Guard
 You have money idle in savings banks at 4 Der cent when shore To $ are incr easing 20 per cent yearly ia value Investigate GrOton Long Point. the new beach with new opportunities Clubhouse and 2S new cottages Plots on your own terms Jas Jay smith Co., New London--adv-
 Early in the week the Rev Robert Swickera1h- S. J. of Holy Cross col lege- gave series of lectures to the summer school of the Sisters of Mercy including four from Norwich con- vent, now in session at Hamilton Heights, Hartford Doctor Switcfae- rath is professor of pedagogy at Holy Cross
 NEW HAVEN LEADS Has More Miles of Track Electrified
 Than Any Other Road Now.