Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

I The cup racers are to run to New London on Saturday next. reaching there in the midafternoon. l It is reported in Groton that the bureesses are considering asking for an appropriation soon for a night pa- trolman.
 Dwight Brown, motorman on the Norwich and Westerly road, now has q day run instead Of night run as heretofore.
 At Stonington, General Freight I Agent Henry Peek of Norwich has been experimenting work at the troll ley station. Point chapel for Sunday next Is Rev. s. w. Melton. D. D.. Of the Freernason street Baptist church. Norfolk. Va. A local merchant remarked yester- l day that the unfavorable weather which prevented vacation trips. kept the people home to spend their money. Have you seen the sew s2o,ooo Ven etian yacht harbor and 5e new cot 1 tages at Groton Long Point ?-Adv. Mrs. Jennie Garde of Groton is the l possessors of many valuable old docu- I ments and newspapers, including the Connecticut Gazette. dated July 25. | 1894.
 A fine collection of coins belonging | to Frederick Denison of Mystic and a bottle from the grave of Uncas, have been added to the loan exhibit at | Stonington.
 | In the Bulletin Of July 18th it was | stated that Mrs Louis Boulay had at tempted suicide at Williamsville. In- stead the name should have been Mrs. Nonie Bouiay.
 Norwich Moose will leave Franklin l square at 6.45 tonight, or first fair evening to attend parade at WiIliman- | tic.-Adv.
 l At the Mantle menhaden oil plant I at Rocky Neck the steamers have ! brought in but few menhaden, though | they have been doing fairly well on mackerel catches.
 A Coventry woman, Mrs. Walter 1 Haven, has been appointed delegate to the conference of state lecturers which l will be held at Amherst Thursday and Friday. at the Agricultural school
 Two New London women, Miss Ne;- 1 lie Sullivan and Mrs. Albert Shirley. | went into the water at Riverside park and swam to the Groton shore, long distance, though it was not measur a:i. |
 Connecticut Austrians are excited | over a rumor to the effect that all Aus- 1 trians and Hungarfans under 42 years of age may be ordered to return to their native land to fight against Ser via
 Norwich Moose will leave Franklin I square at GAS tonight, or first fair evening. to attend parade at Williman- | tic.-Adv.
 Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss Lula Young of Glasgo and Walter Thorpe of Westerly, to take place August 5th, at the home of Miss Young's uncle, Walter G. Burdick in Glasgo.
 The condition of MT and Mrs. Fred J. Olds of Andover, who were injured in an automobile collision at Somer- vllle Sunday afternoon. was reported last night at St. Francis hospital, Hartford, to have improved. | The Lakeview clubhouse at Lantern Hill, built "A years ago, now the prop the other day by Albertus M Wheeler of Norwich and Sunday was electric ally lighted for the first time The Connecticut Churchman an
 nounces that the total membership oi 1.-the Girls Friendly society in Conneeti- cut Is 2,916, and notes the formation
 of new branch at Piainfield and that
 the branch at Danie1son has disbanded On account of the weather the ex- hibition of modern dancing by the
 Mansf1elds at Lincoln park is post poned to Thursday night of this week Adv
 At a dancing contest at the Oswe-
 gatchie house Saturday evening the
 silver cup for the most graceful dancer went to Mrs. Ldnzzee S. Hooper oi Ocean Beach. who had for d partnel
 her brother. Russell Smith, of Nor : wich.
 At Fort Wright, Fishers Island. the Ninth regiment. Col. William F. Nor ris, New York National Guard, is ir
 camp. When the Ninth goes bacl
 Sunday. Aug. 9. the West Point cadets some 800 strong, will come to Fort
 Wright for the summer camp.
 At Neptune Park, MT. and Mrs. Peee,
 T. Radiker of New York announce the
 engagement of their daughter, Mar.
 guerite, to Henry c. Hine, Jr., of New
 Britain. Mir and Mrs. Radiker hay,
 fine summer home in Neptune Park
 where MT. Hine also spends his sum.
 mers.
 The date for the consecration o
 Bishop-elect Thomas J. Shahan of tn,
 Catholic university, formerly at No1 wien, has not yet been announced. : will probably take place in the earl, fall. Bishop Shahan returned iron Europe with Cardinal Gibbons las week.
 Miss Bessie Wilcox of Stoninston ii entertaining nine Willin1antic Norma school friends at four days hous, party, among them Misses May Shield of Norwich, Gladys Fox of Putnam
 Elizabeth Sheedy Of New London an. Lillian Cheney and Cora Sharpe :, Wiliimantic.
 A Hope Valley, R. l., corresponden writes: Erwin c. Boss has returned to his duties as night watchman fol Mystic No. mill, after being off sev, eral weeks for having The last rev days he took a vacation and visited friends in Norwich, Westerly, Week apaug and Mystic.
 Major Daniel Mortimer Lee, U. 6. A
 Major Daniel Mortimer Lee. U. s. A retired, died at the Memorial fospfta in New London at 5.S0 o'clock Tues day aff I'd cs;,,Sr - :.