Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-28
UIl1rB1fitpts Norwich. Friday, Aug. 2a 1s14.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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  ! The best moonlight nights in Sep- tembcr will be from the 4th to the Sth.
 The Duke of Mansfield and his party were visitors in New London Tues day.
 The annual summer outing of the Connecticut Postmasters' association was held at Momauguin Thursday.
 The Irish National Foresters' con- vention will be, held in Hartford Sept. IA. 15 and 16. at Foot Guard armory. The annual reunion of the 10th Con- necticut Volunteers association will be held at Savin Rock on Thursday, Sept. 2.
 Have you seen "The Frantz Premier" It is the best ever-adv.
 The Connecticut Fifers' and Drum : mers' association will hold their an rual field day exercises at Middletown Saturday. ..
 The 50th anniversary reunion of the 14th regiment, Connecticut Volunteers, will be held nc. A. R. hall. Middle town, Sept. 17th.
 The annual aster show of the New London Horticultural society was held at Clifford's pavilion. Ocean BeaehW Wednesday afternoon and evening.
 From all parts of the state descend ants of Uzziel Adams assembled in Grange hall. Wethersfeld, Wednesday for the tenth reunion of the family.
 Great Keeper of Wampum A. C. kistner of the great council of Con necticut was the guest of honor at the council of Nonowantuc tribe in New London Tuesday night.
 Sealers of weights and measures in Ia number of Connecticut cities have commenced to wage campaign against, incorrect weighing and fake slot machines.
 Frances Reid Winslow of Uticay N. r., and Margaret Heath Whitaker of New London, Conn, shortly before noon Thursday, secured a marriage li- cense at Niagara Falls.
 The annual business meeting and election of officers of the New London County Historical society will be held | at the Shaw mansions New London, on ] the afternoon of Sept.1. Tubhs band will give a concert Sun | day afternoon in Mohegan park. Mast I CT Harry Allen will play a cornet solo, adv.
 Preparations for the work of build | ing the new line from Hallam street | the New York, New Haven and Hart | ford Railroadf company at New Lon | don.
 ] Plans are completed for the annual l regatta of the Nauyaug Yacht club to | be held at Mason's Island Saturday afternoon. The races will begin at 1.30 l with motorboat parade open to aiI no<orboats. Tributes to the memory of the late I General McManus, president of the 2oth regiment, Connecticut Volunteers association, were paid Wednesday at i the annual reunion at Grand Army hall, Hartford
 1 The Crescent Beach Tennis club is getting at the matter of erecting a 1 Clubhouse at its grounds in earnest The various members are holding | whist parties at their cottages to raise I money for the cause.
 l A notification from the adiutant fl generals office in Washington has been received by Corp. M. M. Shores, in charge of the army recruiting station at Hartford, that enlistments now are open in the colored infantry. ,f Wednesday Walter s. Garde of d prominent police officials of the state at his Neptune Park cottage. The party went out in the morning in two power boats into the Race to fish. Early risers at Ocean Beach Wed nesday morning saw a big liner going through the Race. The liner was con- Voyed by battleship, according to cottagers at the beach, who said both vessels could be plainly distinguished
 The peach crop is practically a com
 pIete failure in Connecticut, William
 Hotchkiss, one of the largest growers Tn the state. stated that the prediction
 made in January that the extreme cold
 winter weather had spelled doom to the crop was being verified
 i At the plant of the American Ther-
 mos company the word "Thermos' has been outlined with cobblestones on g ] bank near the river and the cobble- stones have been painted white. The
 letters are quite large and can be
 seen Tor considerable distance