Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-06

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Today the days length has decreased just one hour. q
 Yesterday was ulrik day among Swedish residents
 Beekeepers complain that so much dark and dull weather lessens honey making
 Boat owners mourn because they have no opportunity for moonlight trips this cloudy summer.
 Among guests recently registered at the Old Lyme inn were Mir. and Mrs. William c. Osgood, Norwich.
 Mrs. Sumner Root. the oldest person in the town of Somers, Holland coun- ty. celebrated her s8th birthday Moa- day.
 "Perils of Pauline" thrilling feature at Colonial theatre today--adv.
 The state tuberculosis commission met at the Hartford county sanat ,- rum this week and transacted routine business.
 Some fine native peaches are being DTOQEnI LO 1udIhcl, dAIA1OuSh BAOWSiS state they have not muchc more than half the usual crop.
 A prominent Worcester, Mass, phy- sician, Dr. Melvin G. Overlook, wao has Norwich relatives, is mentioned as possible republican candidate for mayor.
 The army worms destroyed most of the oats belonging to the c. NJ. Rob- MOntUll1n have l destroyed crops on the Palmer home stead also.
 Ticket sale for the outing of Court l Saehem Aug. closes Aug. 6-ady. Gov. Simeon E. Baldwin has con l frmed the nomination of F. Miller Of | Killingly as policeman at the request of the WilliamsvilIe Windham County l Water company.
 Rev. William H. Laken. pastor of 1 the Georgiaville. R. l., Free Baptist 1 church, has received a call to assume the pastorate of the First Congrega- | tional church of Plainfield, Conn. I During August, the planet Jupiter | is conspicious in the east in the early l evening. It becomes an evening star I on August 10.4 That is, it will be l less than IS0 degrees east of the sun. The Sunday school convention of the Stonington Union association will be | held this year with the Preston City l Baptist church. Rev. W. H. Holmes pastor, the last Wednesday in Au- l gust.
 Fifty engraved cards and plate script or old English text 80 cents, at | The Bulletin Co. See adv.
 Copies of the life and limb savi g l recommendations of the national coun- cil for industrial safety, pertaining es-
 been received by motorists in this state.
 After two weeks vacation spent al
 his home in Potter Hill, R. l., and at
 seashore, Durwood Burdick has re-
 turned to Yantic, where he is second
 hand in the weave shop of the 'wooler
 mills.
 Postmasters have been authorized tc
 issue individual orders to an amount
 not exceeding $100 to persons stranded
 in Europe, but to refuse orders fol l larger amounts where in their opinior
 the money desired to be sent is fol
 speculative purposes
 Mrs. Nicholas Murray of New Lon. don. who was rescued from drowning tin Shaw s cove early Tuesday morn. Ing, was committed 10 the state hos
 pital at Norwich by Probate Judg,
 Calkins. Sheriff Tubbs conveyed tn,
 woman to Brewster's Neck.
 $126,00o has been spent in improve
 ments at Groton Long Point durint zt the last three summers. Put yourself
 in line to be benefited by this.-Adv.
 The funeral of Alonzo B. Scott, ' native of Norwich, was conducted at o'clock Tuesday afternoon at under
 taking rooms in Hartford. Rev. Loui Koehler, assistant pastor of the Firs Baptist church, off1ciated. The bod was taken to Buckland for burial At the Third Baptist church in Nort
 Stonington Sunday the pastor. Rev. C H. Chambers, gave the hand of feho "
 ship to four new members, includln Mir and Mrs. Leonard Maine an Lloyd l.. Maine, who came by lette from the Preston City Baptist church The state board of health, throuk it's secretary, pr. Joseph H. Townsend
 is issuing licenses for the bottIing an sale of drinking water Under the ac license fee of s10 is charged. Las year 80 licenses were issued and $Sa was turned over to the state treasure
 Thirty-eig licenses have been issu, so far this month