Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-10
VARIOUS MATTERS

NANOUS MATTERS There was a dense fog early Sun day morning,
 A sunny day like yesterday pleases the fruit growers.
 N: E. Q P. meets tonight at Buck. ingham Memorial adv.
 The state field day of the Daueh-
 ters of Liberty was held at Lake Compounce Saturday.
 William Douglas is organist at the First Baptist church Sunday evenings during the month of August. Work on the Venetian narbor at finished within three weeks.
 In the courthouse grounds, Janitor Fields has some handsome geranium beds. The beds of salvia are just
 Berry pickers who were out satur- day found hackIeberries so big and so plenty that rapid picking was easy.
 Frank E. Pattison is s-earrying his right arm in a sling. having broken two bones in it last week while crank Ing an automobile.
 AS 4otli dttHudl reunion or the Fairbanks family is to be held at the old Fairbanks homestead in Dedham, Mass, Thursday Aug 20.
 Fifty engraved cards and plate script or old English text so cents. at The Bulletin Co See adv.
 After a number of weeks illness with erysipelas, Theron Brown. of Union street. entered the Backas hos pitai Sunday Tor special treatment. For the past few days many of the elms have been shedding brown leaves although so far the trees have not been greatly disturbed by the beetles.
 Although the mercury climbed to SS degrees in the shade at noon Sun day. there was sufficient air stirring. The day just suited the crowds who had planned shore outing. The Horace Smith place on the south road at East Lyme has been sold by the owner, c. H. Cone, to Daniel Giddings of Mystic. who will take up his residence there shortly.
 The old soldiers were reminded that Sunday was the anniversary Of the disastrous battle of Cedar mountain, August tn, 1862, which resulted in a victory for the Confederates.
 August 15 will be Farmers, day at Crystal lake. Holland county A fea- ture of the day will be a peanut husking match between teams repre- l sentihg Holland and Ellington The date for the 18th annual re- union of the 27th regiment, Connec- ticut volunteers. has been set by the president, E. D. Sheldon, for We'd nesday, Aug. 26, at Savin Rock. Norwich will be represented at the 18th annual convention of the Con- necticut Funeral Directors association which will be held Wednesday, Aug. IF, at Morris Cove. New Haven. Excursion to Montreal Aug. F and l3; return limit Aug. 2s; $10 for round trip. See flyers for particulars.-adv William C.. Redfeld. secretary of out for licensed officers for ocean steamers The secretary has sent a letter to Connecticut on this subject Post offices received notice satur- day by order from the department at Washington that the sending of all post office money orders to Belgium had been stopped. The order was sent
 by A. M. Dockery, third assistant I postmaster general.
 A Narragansett Pier correspondent
 mentions that Dr. James B. Angel president emeritus of Ann Arbor uni versfty, Mich. a native of Griswold
 and his brother, William T. Angel
 of Chicago have arrived and will spend ! August at the Arlington.
 Edwin Russell Curtis who died al his home in Bath, N. Y, Thursda,
 night. was born in Hartford Aug. 2s 1 1s43, the eldest child of Joseph Curtis formerly of Hampton. this state, ant | Celia Salter Jones. formerly of Mans. 1 field, both of whom are dead s The Twentieth regiment, Connecticu Volunteers. will hold it's forty nintf
 annual reunion in Cheshire Thurs, 1 day. Aug. 20th. The meeting will b,
 called to order at Il o'clock in tn, morning at Grange hall. the bushes,
 meeting to be followed by dinner. The state civil service comnlissio,
 has named Edward NJ. Carmody O l Sandy Hook. examiner in the book l keeping department of the state in l surance department. His duties con | sist of travelling around the state ex
 amining the books of the verious com panies.
 Adverse winds and not war. hay, | sent the price of fish soaring for tn, 1 benefit of fishermen in the shorj | towns One man said yesterday tha
 conditions had been so bad during tn, l last seven days that even with i'm | proved weather it would be some day
 before the market could catch up" The Rev. Cornelius w. Morrow, for naerly. Of Norwich, now dean of Fisl university, Nashville Tenn. has conn
 north and conducted the services a l the First Congregational church il Danbury Sunday. Mir Morrow wal | =, z%a~ %k, Gna.-l =