Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-01

VARIOUS MATTERS |. Thursday will be the feast of the Visitation The best moonlight nights during July will be from the 9th to the Norwich promoters have been at Colchester this week, looking over the proposed trolley line.
 Judge s. E. Holdridge of Ledyard brought the first native cabbage to Norwich on Tuesday.
 Have you seen the new 1000 Ven s euan yacne maroon and 50 new cot tages at Groton Long Point ?-Adv
 One of the popular movies in a New !oFk theatre this week is a three reel depletion of the adventures of Nathan Hale. the South Covntry patriot
 sergt chariss Green. U. s. A, 50. died Monday at Fort Terry Plum Is- land. Sunday Sergeant Green was op- erated upon. He failed to rally.
 Holy communion will be observed at the Congregational church in sLedyard Sunday morning. Rev. Charles A. Northrop of Norwich will occupy the pulpit
 Because of the holiday Saturday, when banks, libraries and most of the stores will be closed, considerable ex- tra business will be crowded into the next two days.
 Invitations have been received in this city for the Old Home Day and Fourth of July celebration which Riegefield is preparing to make a mo- table event next Saturday.
 Next Monday the members of the Willimantic branch of the American Benefit society will have their annual outing at Watch Hill. coming by troll ley to take the boat in Norwich at s.55
 The Lake house at Gardner Lake has been opened and is now ready to en- tertain automobile parties and tram sient gue-ts---adv.
 Suffragists here as. all over the coun- ty are to be put to a supreme test August Is, which has been declared national self sacrifice day by Dr Anna Shaw and the Women's Congress sional committee.
 The fish and game commission has made arrangements for the distribu- ton today Wednesday, of 36,000 young black bass. They will be hber- ated in streams and ponds in different parts of the state.
 Sneak thieves entered the apartments of ex-Judge Leslie l.. Brewer at East Hartford, Monday morning, and took diamond ring weighing about l karat. Judge Brewer married Miss Ruth Foss, of Norwich
 The quarterly meeting of the Circuit league of the Norwich District Ep- worth leagues was held at Sterling Saturday evening. About 100 mem bers were present, representing Put nam, Danielson, Jewett City, Moosup, and Sterling leagues. A
 Charles J. Bennett state highway commissioner has awarded contract native gravel road in the towns of Bol- ton and Coventry to the Robert G. Mil Ter Construction company of Hartford for the price of $1S,000. A
 On Saturday Mrs. Sarah Frost Bag nall of Adams celebrated <her 9oth birthday at the residence of her son. Superintendent F. A Bagnall of the Adams Mass, Public schools, formerly of Stafford Springs. Mrs Bagnall was born in Boston. June 27, 1924.
 The strict postal rulings regarding window envelopes. goes into effect today, July 1. Windows shall not be colored and shall be made or treated so as to be as transparent as possible. All windows envelopes shall bear the return card of the sender
 The state civil service commission conducted g. test for stenographers and typewriters at the capitol, Monday, when 2S young women and six men were candidates for the eligible list from which selections will be made for state department appointments.
 Miss Margaret Nora Callahan of New London and Walter Russell Moore of BrattIeboro, Vt, an engineer on the c. " road, were married Monday aft ernoon at -3.30 at the parochial resi- dence of St. Mary's Star of the Sea church, New London, by Rev. Alexand- CT Wollsehlarger.
 C. c. EIwel1, engineer for the public utilities commission, stared on the annual inspection Of the Shore Line Electric Railway company system on Tuesday. He started from New Haven with President Robert W. Perkins and Superintendent Samuel Anderson in a special car.
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