Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-27

VARIOUS MAI IEkS The heavy shower last week fresh- ened up the heids Of foliage. It is claimed the English sparrows have begun to eat the army worms A good variety of home e-krown veg tables is being supplied to the local
 The Child family will hold it's re- union at Hoseland park, South Wood stock Wednesday. Aug. F.
 clue to the thieves who robbed the pavilion store Thursday night
 Many summer boarders from the city are at the two houses on what is known as the Bendett Place, at Mo- began.
 The Hartford police have been mo- tif1ed that John Calvin of Willimarl- .ic lost his pension papers somewhere in that city.
 The brown bear reported seen in Mansfield and Eagleyille has gone west. -as far as Broad Brook, and is rep there
 
 ham has certified to issuing 40 ad- ditional shares of capital stock valued at 1000, making the outstanding stock $l1, GOO.
 Thomas Edwards, who will be s5 in November, was bitten in the hand badly by dog Thursday morning A doctor took eleven stitches to close the wound. which is very painful The Greenieaf restaurant on Bank street. New London. conducted by Will liam Dwyer for several years, on Sat urday became the property of c. R. Chamberlain of Broadway. Norwich. A subscriber writes that mosquito bites may be reduced speedily and painlessly by rubbing the place with a piece of soap slightly moistened to produce lather, which is allowed to dry.
 A former .Ledyard resident, Mrs. A.. E. Kinrnouth. had painful accident when she fell down the stairs at the Congregational parsonage at Brooklyn, Conn, bruising and pumping herself | severely
 Sheep breeders and fanciers will at- tend field meeting of the Connecti- cut Sheep Breeders association to be held jointly with the Connecticut Farm Managers association, at Storrs today l (Monday).
 | Norwich will be represented in Lon l don among the 1.5G0 surgeons gathered for the opening today of the fifth ans nual session of the Clinical Congress | of North America. Dr. Kimba1l is al- ready in London.
 The state papers are going to their dictionaries and are explaining what 1 Charles W. Comstock. of Norwich. I meant in his letter to Prof. w. c. l Fisher. when he mentioned "a work A Collinsville pastor Rev. G. F. Bailey went from Gales Ferry to his home for Sunday Mrs. Bailey and MT. Bailey will spend the remainder l of his vacation there in August. The beds of riasturtiums and con- blooms which the employees at the New Haven road station are caring for l this season as usual add much to the l attractiveness of the station approach.
 Within the week, Watch Hill will have visit from Francis Quimet. am | ateur golf champion of the United 1 States. Mir. Ouimet will play several matches with George MacGregor, the professional golfer of the Misquami- cut Golf club.
 Local astronomers are interested in l the fact that the Delayan comet, dis covered last December. is now visible to the naked eye in the early morn ing. The comet is traversing the com | stellation Auriga, and rises well in ad- | vance and to the north of the sun. Coming to Norwich to buy antique furniture, china, etc, is a popular di- l EarSlnY1 with CnffaUArG 1t ho and Neptune Park. The visitors leave considerable money here and for their accommodated a tea room has been opened in the older portion of the town
 The state summer school at Dan- 1 bury closed Saturday. Que of the lectures Friday evening was by Prof. A. J. Brundage, of Storrs, who show 1 ed how the can tomatoes, as exempli- lying the states work in starting can- ming clubs among girls in the rural school
 Members of labor unions who have I visited New York to see the big pa- rades learn that for the first time
 since Labor day was made legal
 holiday, there will be no Labor day parade of the Central Federated union this year. It is nearly thirty years
 since the parade.
 Some s15,000 worth of powder was
 burned upI Friday by troops of the
 Eighth regiment, New York National
 Guard. in annual encampment at Fort II Wright. The New York guardsmer did some full service firing and in
 their practice blew away nearly Sis, 00(
 worth of powder,
 WRITTEN BY FRANKLIN SCHOOL GRADUATE