Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

VANlOOS MAI lENS
 Families who are occupying shore cottages found yesterday chilly.
 Many Norwegians in Connecticut are going home for the centennial exposi- ton at Christiania this summer.
 Handsome beds of geraniums, coleus and cannas beautify the grounds of the Nickel company's plant on Chestnut street.
 Mrs. Fred Reynolds died Friday morning at her home in Colchester after long illness. Burial will be in Lebanon.
 been opened and Is now ready to en- certain automobile parties and tran- slent gue-tS.--adv. street. sold recently by George w. Carroll to T. J. Wattles. is being re- paired and renovated.
 AS observation days for July Friday, Saturday and Sunday promised mod erately hot weather, with equal por- tions of sun and clouds.
 The Otis library reading room was opened yesterday for the last Sunday afternoon until fall. Miss Mildred Rogers was in charge and recorded S5 visitors.
 Physicians from this state will at tend the 17th annual convention of the American Institute of Homeopathy to be held in Atlantic City beginning today and ending on July 4.
 The New London Knights of Colum- bus have engaged among their fall lec- turers Rev. William A. keefe of Plain- field and Dr. Lynch of the state tuber- culosis sanatorium at Norwich
 Dr. G. T. Shurtleff of Lyme is get ting a string of ponies ready for the fall fairs. Every fall he has a string of about 30 high bred ponies on exhi- bition at all the big fairs in New England.
 Government steamer General Ayres Is hauled out at Riverside. Bolts in the plates beneath the boiler were strained recently. making the steamer leak slightly. She will be ready for service today.
 While Landlord and Mrs. Frank E. Parker of the Crocker house. New Lon don, were seated on the front balcony the other evening a sneak thief ran sacked their private apartments, steal ing jewelry to the value of $2o0.
 Sunday was the 5Oth anniversary of the founding of the college for deaf mutes at Washington, D. C., by Dr. E. M. Gallaudet of Hartford, father of Edson F. Gallaudet of Norwich. Abra- ham Lincoln spoke at the dedication.
 There is no vacation in the spirit ual world. Rev. Myles P. Calvin told the congregation at St Patrick's church Sunday and the obligation to attend church is just as binding in summer as during the winter months.
 Party of 20 can secure round trip ticket to St. Anne de Beaupre, special Pullman car to Quebec for s1S.39 from Norwich. s1S.79 from New London. Communicate, before July 4th, with Rev. U. O. Bellerose, Taftville. Tel. 106S-4-adv.
 Following the lead of the Pennsyl- vania, the New Haven road will recog- nize the cost of living by an advance in the price of dinners served on its diring cars. Beginning July l, the company will charge $1.25 for the din- her now sold for $1.
 Misses Frances Emery and Mildred Williams of Groton are in line for Car negie medals for heroic work Thursday when they saved George Dutry, four years old, from drowning in the Thames river. The lad fell off the dock at ButSon'S boat building yards.
 Sunday the 18th provisional regi- ment of coast artillery of the New York National guard arrived at Fort H. G. Wright, Fishers Island, for an nua1 encampment and practice with the big guns. The New York guards men will be at the fort two weeks.
 Artists and lovers of art of Lyme and vicinity met Friday at the home of Miss Florence Griswold and formed the Lyme Art association. The articles of incorporation, drawn by Judge Wal ter C. Moves, were approved and ac- cepted. Judge Moves was elected pres ident.
 The late David A. Wells of Norwich left prize of $500 in gold, or a medal, as the winner elects, offered annually for the best essay on economies by Williams college, and Saturday this was awarded Kenneth M. Sturges, a second year student in the law school of New York university, Williams col lege, 1911.
 The chauffeur of a Norwich auto mobile ran too close to the car on the MontVille line due in Norwich at 6.15 Saturday evening. ripping off about a yard of the metal edge of the lower running board. The accident happened