Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-13
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Norwich, Thursday, Auu. 1s, 1914.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 The season for corn roasts has.ar- rived.
 The moon is in it's last quarter to- night. the 13th
 Governor Baldwin has approved the bill of the Connecticut Colony for Epi- leptics for s2o6.S8.
 A mosquito bit Michael scarano of Groton a few days ago. and blood poison has developed.
 Cabled news. from London wednes- day stated that Miss Helen Williams, of Norwich. is at the Hotel Victor.
 A reunion of the Jones family was held in Hebron Monday at the home of Mrs Melissa Jones. Thirty five were present.
 Tuesday afternoons wind storm, damaged screens, awnings etc, at some of the lightly built cottages at Ocean Beach.
 Fifty engraved cards and plate script or old English text. 80 cents. at The Bulletin Go. See adv.
 The 27th annual reunion of the de- SC6lludnIS Ol l HOIIldS IdIDOT IS u D0 held in the Harwinton town hall. We'd nesday, Aug. 19.
 Norwich people in New York this week have had a good opportunity to see the big ns-Atlantic liners, held in port by the war.
 Connecticut drug dealers report a big rise in the price of such drugs as are imported from those countries !. T7
 Quartermaster Sergeant George w. Merry and Louis Anderson have com pleter work at the state camp ground at Mantle and have returned to Hart ford.
 Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Frank Brooks of Fishers S. land. MT. Brooks is the son of the late Ogden and Henrietta Brooks, of Moodus.
 Edward s. Cornell. secretary of the National Highways Protective society an organization having headquarters in New York, is visiting Connecticut cities in the interests of his associa- tion.
 Steamer Wyandotte brought about 200 excursionists to New London Wednesday morning from Sag Harbor The visitors spent the day at Ocean Beach.
 Philip Heynan of New London was committed to the Norwich State Hos pital by Judge Calkins. Heyman is about 25 years of age and has been mentally unsound for some time :
 Salvador Brogno and George Good win, both of Norwich. were accepted for the United States navy at tho Hartford recruiting station Tuesday. George Goodwin was enlisted and sent
 See the sale by self sacrificing suf- frasfsts on Saturday at Suffrage Sec- ton, 21s-231 Broadway.-Adv.
 Mentioned among New York visit ors to the big Camp Wenposet, the club for boys at Bantam Lake. were Bishop Frederick Courtney of St James Episcopal church, and Rev. Nelson Poe Carey. his assistant.
 Officers of the newly organized Con- necticut Deeper Waterways assocfa- ton of which Mayor C Murphy is q member, will meet at Momauguin, Cosey Beach, New Haven. Friday af- ternoon, Aug. q. to discuss future plans.
 Arrangements nre practically com- pleted for the 18th annual convention of ths Connecticut Fffers and Drum f1erB' association. which will be held In Mtddietown. August zs. The con- vention promises to be the biggest in the history of the state.
 The items going the rounds that the Rt, Rev, Bishop Brewster "has not turned from a trip abroad" are some what amusing to his friends. Bishop Brewster has not been abroad this year and his proposed trip will probably be given up.
 1t was stated in the Londan news of Wednesdays New York Times that Atternsy William H, Shields of Nor winil, Qenp., has. arrived from Eeet= land aHd has been uaable to eofnqau= aleate for ten days with his daughter, Mrs. Jplfana Shields Haskell, who was at Eucerle,
 Word has hae8 received in Derby from Jadge HdMiH E. Gager of the aPeHsr gPs sge ae e rfs a sr0szass aaeass s sssf5 s vii sail fresa ftaiy Friday Tor Eng land and sexNeets ne difficulty in ieav- ing there for home.
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