Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-03

5. F. Robinson, is doing good work as pastor of the Middletown church. There was Benediction of the Bless ed Sacrament in St Patrick.s church at o'clock Sunday afternoon, because of the devotion Of the Portiuncuia
 Among those sailing on the Saxonia from New York for Naples Saturday were Dr and Mrs. J. H. Storer. Dr. Storer is g Norwich boy, N. E. A. ,S4
 Frisky and handsome gray squirrels in the trees on Warren street are so tame that they come regularly to be fed by the children in the neighbor- hood.
 The preacher at St. Patrick's church Sunday was Rev. Myles P. Calvin. who Luke XIX. 41-17, the saviour's ianens tations over Jerusalem.
 {. Vacationists going and returning made travel very heavy Saturday. The New York expresses ran in two sec tions and cars on the Norwich and Worcester division were we'll filled.
 It is pointed out that the New York cotton exchange considers the suspen- sion of s. H. P. Pell & Co. the big gest crush since Daniel I. SullY. now of Watch Hill. went under. in 1904.
 A Deep River correspondent men tions that Byron U. Hatfield, Jr., has resigned his place at the Connecticut Valley Orchard Co, and will spend August with his parents in Mystic.
 Fully 16,ooo pounds of tuna were shipped from Block Island on Thurs day, and 5000 on Friday of last week. Several sportsmen have joined the chase of the big fish with rod and reel
 Since a sign has warned trespassers to keep off the grass at the parklet near the C.. V. station it is looking better. Three of the young trees seem dead. but the others are growing well.
 Major David H. Miller, of George town. president of the Twenty third call for the annual reunion of the reg iment, which will be held at Savin Rock Thursday August 20.
 At Storrs, Prof. W. E. Kirkpatrick has been entertaining Tom Barron of lead in both international gg-laying contests. He has been visiting George A. Cosgroye or Willington.
 The Mantle Village Improvement society will be addressed this (don- day) evening by Dr. C. D. Jarvis. di-. rector of the Storrs extension service and state leader In farm management, field studies and demonstrations.
 Co. Inc. of New London, has filed pa pers with the secretary of state The capital stock is S5000 The incorpor- ators are Walter T. Murphy, Charles J. Dpcy and Attorney Frank Q. Cronin.
 Army worms have reached Moosup, going up from New London county in large numbers. One of the first places visited was John Stones at Green Hol- low, where they did considerable dam age in field of oats and at Frank Miller's and John Benett's.
 Last week the state school super visors attending the summer school at Danbury State Normal school, enjoyed banquet at the Hotel Groveland as guests of Charles D. Hine. of Hart ford, secretary of the state board of education About forty men attended The public printer has furnished Congressman Mahan for distribution some booklets upon the subject of can ming and preserving vegetables and fruits. The booklets are by such emi- nent authors on these subjects as Ma ria Parloa, J. E. Breazeale and O. H. Benson.
 
 From Saturday night until Sunday night, was the Black Fast for orth- odox Jews, SC called because of the "black' memories. It dates from 2,336 years ago, when the first temple was burned. It commentaries also the burning of the second temple 1,S4s years ago.
 The annual letter from the First Baptist church of New London to the New London County Baptist associa- | tion, which meets Sept. s-1n at Cen tral church. Norwich, was read to the members of the church by Rev. Charles R. McNally at the prayer meeting Fri day evening.
 Several Scotchmen from Eastern Connecticut attended the gathering of the clans at lighthouse Point. Kew Haven, Saturday. The field day was 1 under the aus pices of the United Clans of Connecticut. There was a short parade in New Haven before the clans went to the Point.
 Elmer Kennerson, constable and | caretaker at Riverside park, took to | the New London police station, Sat- l urday morning. a man who yet may be Connected with some of the burg1aries I William Nicholas, who was held in l $500 Tor appearance for examination in court today (Mondayl.
 The New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad has issued instruc- tfons to the engineers and firemen o1 freight and passenger trains passing l through New London that extra Heffori must be made to decrease the volume of smoke from the stacks of locomo- tiyes while passing through.
 On Aug. 1 the planet Venus was 2 I considerable distance to the west ant north of Mars, both plants are movint rapidly eastward.. but as the motior of Venus Is nearly twice as rapid a that Of Mars. 1t will soon pass th, 1 more distant planet. On the evening of Aug. the two planets will be near l CT toGether.
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