Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-21
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 lsorwich. Thursday. May 21, 1914.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 The, oiling of Church street was be- gun Wednesday,
 hot day like Wednesday, starts the demand for garden tools.
 The railroad men at the New Haven station nave made their attractive
 Open cars were used Wednesday for the first time on the Boswell avenue. or Gee Whiz line. as it has been nick named.
 Stray cats are proving annoying at Clark's Falls. A large gray one des- troyed seventeen chickens in one day recently.
 can, John Troland. of Norwich. had a dainty poem of two stanzas. The Sea She'll
 Congressman Mahan returned Tues day evening to New London from Washington, having made the trip by automobile.
 Dr. E. H. Jenkins, of the state agri- culture experiment station, will give tt lecture at lHe SOIiSTOSdlIOldi SuuICA at Torrington. Friday evening.
 Social and dance by Third Co at armory Thursday night.-Adv.
 Bernard Develin, superintendent of tie box shop of the c. M Robertson cbmpany at Moktville, has resigned and Roy Gardner is taking his place
 A good number of local motorists
 
 rose pennants of Norwich. as they make their trips around the coun- try.
 Special lunch for business men daily at the Wauregan house for 50 cents.-adv.
 Miss Harriet Georgia AtweIl, S3, a native of Woodstock, who died at her home in Pleasant Valley Sunday, was graceful writer and her name ap- pears in the encyclopedia of Baptist authors.
 Notification has been sent out thas the post office department has arrang ed with the government of Ecuador to exchange parcel post packages with out regard to their value on and after July l. 1914.
 Do not fail to patronize the w c. T. U. food sale Friday from 1 to p. m., at 33 Broadway.-adv.
 Department Commander F. V. Street CT of Meriden requests that all Amer ican flags be placed at half mast at noon on Memorial day and be permit ed, to stay at full mast for the bal ance of the day.
 The Holland County Sunday School QQSnni9flnn Bolton, Andover, Columbia, is to hold spring meeting in the Columbia Con- gregational church today (Thursday) commencing at 10 a. m. f
 The annual meeting of the Ston- ington Union Baptist association is to be held with the Second Baptist church at North Stonington the 10th and 11th of June, instead of the 3rd and 4th as originally announced
 Charles L. Burton, 76, died at his home in Enfield, Mass, from injuries sustained last Thursday, when he was tipped over in carriage the horse taking fright at an automobile. MT. Burton was born in Stafford Springs. The Clara Turner Stock company has played to splendid business on the road this season and has several en- gagements ahead, so 1t it is improb- able that Miss Turner will be able to spend the summer at her cottage at the Golden Spur.
 Work on the Eastern Point road Is temporarily held up on account Of the absence of an expert from New York, who was expected Tuesday to over see the erection of the boiler and oth- CT apparatus necessary for further work on the road.
 Burrell Fielding now employed by 8 New London truclxman, was removed to Memorial hospital Tuesday for in juries received when the horses took thrown off the truck and the front wheels passed over his body.
 Not in many years has the birch mill of Carl Reynolds at Waterford had so much business as the past wint- CT. Since early last fall MT. Reynolds has run his mill night and day to keep up with the fast incoming birch brush. He also runs birch mill in Led yard.
 Charles E. Foley of 475 Montauk avenue, New London. is to be man : ager this summer of Fenwick hall, the summer hotel at Saybrook point, own ed by former United States Senator Morgan G. Buckeley. MT. Foley is a dining car conductor on the New Ha- ven system
 The Ansonia Sentinel hears that there is the possibility that Senator Charles S. Avery of Norwich, may be appointed to the postmastership of this town, where he was postmaster for four years, he having been appoint ed during the second administration of President gCleveland.