Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 VARIOUS MATTERS
 The moon Is fuil tonight. the sth. Golden glow is in full bloom in local
 portant in the English church s' ''a Men have been painting the exterior woooWork of the Masonic temple. on Be at Ocean Beach Thursday eve ninE Fireworks.-Ady. Connecticut deleratas h.va ,.f. = attend the National Butchers convene tion at Chicago
 A good proportion of the postmen's mal these days is made up of post cards from absent vacationists. There will be freworKs at Ocean Beach next Thursday evening. .-Adp The H. E. Haskell cottage at Eastern Point has been leased for August by a Chicago family, who arrived Tues day.
 At Moosup. a new set of steam boil CTS is being installed in the Glen Falls mill of the American Woolen com pany.
 Summer travellers starting off in the rain Tuesday had some uncompiiment- ary remarks to make about St Swithin.
 l The launch Tango from Norwich drifted onto the shore at Ocean Beach Sunday. but was pulled off with a It. tie damage to the propeller. The tennis team of the Mystic Coun- try club will come to Norwich today (Wednesday) to play a game with the Norwich Golf club tennis team. A great display of fireworks at Ocean Beach Thursday eyening.-Ady. At Southington, announcement is made of the marriage of William A. Fitch, formerly of Southington, and
 Mrs. Etta Eunice Hyde of Norwich
 Monson, Mass. residents, MT. and Mrs. E. c. Bradway. left Sunday for ten days vacation. They will spend the greater part of the time at Gales Ferry
 Because of the outing of the Busi- ness Mems association tomorrow the townspeople will have to remember to do their shopping early and do it today.
 The funeral of Thomas W. Wells, aged 93, the oldest man in Bloomfield was held at the home of his daugh- ter Saturday morning Burial was in Hebron.
 Have you seen the new s20, 900 Ven etian yacht harbor and 5a new cot tages at Groton Long Point Adv.
 The New Haven road has had a force of men at work during the past week at the Mantle railroad station putting the platforms and buildings in first class shape.
 Pomfret will be an interesting ob- J jective point for motorists when tn gf national guardsmen and the regul9zs from Vermont encamp there, from Au- gust 9th to 17th.
 Miss Nettie J. Bishop, a teacher at the Nathan Hale grammar school, is the only New London teacher now abroad. Miss Bishop sent cards home recently from Algiers.
 The battleship Connecticut, on which there are boys from this county, was ordered to Philadelphia Monday from Port au Prince, Hayti, and her station will be taken by the Georgia, now at Vera Cruz
 fEAtuTSlOH to -N1OntT0dl AuS. 12 anu 13; return limit Aug. 29; s1o for round trip. See flyers for particulars.-ad rTrinity college alumni have been mo- tified that part of the old library is to be made into a college union, or club, where all members of the college body regardless of fraternity connections may gather.
 Tuesday morning MT. and Mrs. Louis Mabrey received a cable message from their son, Principal Fred D. Mabrey, of Bennington, Vt, High school. stating that he was safely out of Germany and had reached London.
 It is stated that at the state summer school at Danbury Normal school, which held it's final sessions Saturday. 431 teachers and thirty-four super visors from all parts of the state were registered. This registration exceeds that of any previous session.
 John Kane of Old Lyme has report ed the loss of an 1S-months-old bird dog, Rover, whoch was taken away from his home by a tramp and led toward New London. Residents of that town saw the tramp with the dog on the New London road. The dog is a valuable black and tan