Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

Norwich. Saturday. July Z. 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS
Travel On an the trains north was
heavy Friday.
Dense fogs have been sponing the
pleasure Of the beach cottagers
New telephone directories, to go into
eject sunday. were distributed Hri-
day.
Pay your water nm today; water
adv.
Parties frcm me boys, camps at
Gardner. Lake visit Norwich nearly ev-
cry day.
Members Of the angharn family held
brook. this week.
The camp meeting at Douglas, which
began Friday. win be attended by sew
eral from this section.
The annual reunion OF the -Doane
family Is to be held at the Atlantic
1t is reported that a syndicate is be-
ing formed to erect theatres In Daniel
son, North Grosvenordale and Jewett
City
Don't forget Good WIN. chocolates
today. .27c q pound, ct Lee g. Osgood's.
adv.
The Esghth Coast Defense command.
Col E. +. Austin commanding, will
leave Fishers Island Sunday and re-
turn to New York.
The rainy weather il having q bad
effect on the peach crop in some
places. the early varieties already rot
ting on the trees.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
company, which has e store in Nor
witch. plans to open its fourth store in
New Britain this month.
In the outlying districts the straw
ing now engaged picking currants and
raspberries for marketing In Norwich.
New arrival of Long Island CLAIMS
today at Powers Bros.-adv.
The heavy rains of the week do not
appear to have affected the oiled roads,
while the sidewalks are as dusty as
though there had been no rain for a
month.
The attendance at the Christian
Science reading room on Sunday
continues good. r. E. Coxeter is
First Reader and Mrs. r. D. Hill.
Second Reader.
An Ellington. boy, Nicholas Zipkin.
who was graduated from Trinity COL
elor of science, is to enter Columbia
university in the fall to take up the
study of medicine.
A dance win be held in Gilman's
hall, Bozrahville, Saturday evening at
sic by Gradys orchestra of Fitchville.
adv.
Lady Duff Gordon and party were
registered at the hotel in Crescent
Beach recently for a brief stay. Lady
Dun Gordon purchased one Of Tyler
Cruttenden's. Airedale terriers, of which
he has fine kennel.
A public art exhibit is to be held at
the Broadway school, Mystic, Aug. 10
to 90. and paintings will be shown by
artists of reputation, including Charles
II. Davis, Henry W. Ranger and Albert
Norwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Fantoul of Beverly
Farms have announced the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Josephine
Rantoul, to Henry Alexander Murray.
Jr., of New York. Harvard 1914. who
as captain of the varsity crew was
known hereabouts during his stay at
Gales Ferry.
It was decided at a meeting of the
Connecticut Good Roads association
hnld sHhnrrdou ~
convention should be held. probably in
that city, some time within the next
year to outline plans for the campaign
to be made at the next legislative ses-
sion for good roads work.
The st. Anne Sodality of st. Joseph's
parish, Occum. will hold q memorial
service on Monday, July 10, at $50 a.
m, to pay a tribute to their late mem
Der, Mrs. Louise Lessard. All rela-
invited to assist.-adv,
Referring, to w. c. T.. U. member
ship increase, the July White Ribbon
Banner says: Southington, West
brook, Wallingford, Scotland, Will
matte have done well, and Windhams
County is going to gain it's 2 0per
cent. of new members before the State
Convention.
The Lawn Fete will continue to-
night at st. Johns grounds, Plain
field. Cars leave hourly for Norwich
till 1857 p. M; to Danielson till
1926 Special Charlie Chaplin con-
test this evening. Baby parade this
afternoon.-adv.
At the annual benefit of the New
London day nursery to be given by
eight children Of the Pequot colony
this CSaturday) afternoon on the ten
mis- court Of the Landers estate one Of
the three princesses will be Neva
Palmer, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.