Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-15
1ll1e Bulletin. NorMich, Wsdnesaay, July i5, 1914.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS ATTERS
 A bungalow to be erected In East Lyme by Leon C. Bpzzell will cost about ss.ooo.
 Look at your water bill. Additions after the 20th.-adv.
 A cloudy. cool day like Tuesday suits the stay att homes better than it does those at the beaches.
 An Enfield. Mass. correspondent mentions that Mrs. M. D. Wood of Col chester is a guest at Piney Rest.
 The Avery Memorial association is to hold its meeting Friday afternoon at the Amery memorial in PoQuonoc.
 Guess I will pay that water bill to- day. Additions after the 20th.-adv
 Good shore dinners are being served at Berrys, Watch Hill. Money re- funded if not satished.-adv.
 There is to be a meeting in the Ellington town hall this Wednesday, evening for the purpose of making ar engagements to organize volunteer fire department for the town of Filing ton.
 One of the Lyme colony of artis sts, Childe Hassam. has been awarded $1,174 for painting lost in transit ten years ago by the United States ex- press.
 Have you paid your water bill? Ad- ditions after the 20th, you know.-adv.
 Mrs. Mary Thayer Pierce. sT, is dead at Somers after a lingering illness She was a native of Bolton, but lived in Somers for about 50 years. Her hus- band died in 1898.
 Tuesday was the 24th birthday of a much talked of Norwich young man, Jimmy Clabby, one of the leading claimant to the worlds middleweight pugflistic championship.
 Low rates on shore dinners to par ties and societies. A good feed and a good time at Berrys, Watch Hill.-adv
 Local hay fever sufferers say this cloudy, damp weather makes them much worse. Last year they said the extreme dryness and dust made them worse, so it is difficult to suit them weatherwise.
 The Rockville Business Mems as sociation will be represented at the and the board of trade at Storrs, Thursday, by President Howell and several others.
 The sixth session of the library in- stitute conducted by the Connecticut public library committee opened aE the Normal school Monday afternoon. The students enrolled include Miss Child of Woodstock.
 Charles D. Hine secretary of the state board of education is now at fIn oh SI1r, Iorl in Ia bury and will remain during the re- mainder of the school session, which will close August l.
 were awarded the contract for the construction of the proposed Groton Long Point road at a meeting of the selectmen held Monday evening at the town hall at Poquonoc.
 est counterfeit five-dollar bills ever ex- ecuted is in circulation in the state. The printing has been done on gov ernment paper, $1 bills having been used by the counterfeiters.
 The funeral of Denis Riordan. one of the summer colony at Ocean Beach, who died Saturday at his home in New Britain, was held in New Britain Tuesday at s.S0 with a requiem high mass at 1O.3O Tn St. MaryS church.
 While Mrs Frank E. Baker of Day vile was in the garden at her sisters, Mrs John Troland's. on Winchester place, Tuesday, she picked a double single dahlia, two perfect, rich scarlet blossoms. joined Siamese-twin fash ion.
 At recital at the Mohican hotel, New London, Tuesday night, Mrs. Reuben P. Potter and Miss Ella Potter of Norwich assisted, Mrs. Potter, con- tralto, with Miss Potter as accompa- mist. Miss Elsie D. Brand of Norwich also sang.
 The Hartford Post says: Miss Catherine McSweeney of 316 Windsor avenue will take a, four months post graduate course at the Pennsylvania Orthopaedic Institute and School of Mechanical Therapy at Philadelphia. She is a graduate of the Backus hos pital at Norwich.
 Have you seen the new 10000 Ven etian yacht harbor and 50 new cot tages at Greton Long Point ?-Adv.
 Bay View hctel, Mantle Conn, now open. Rebuilt newly furnished, fine