Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-09
VARIOUS MATTERS.

Most Of the Norwich cottagers have
left Gales Ferry for the season.
The schools of Groton. Eastern
Groton opened Tuesday.
Returning vacationists and their
baggage have kept things busy at the
railroad stations this week.
A Norwich man. Thomas Rigney.
has begun work as a carder in the
Paweatuck Wooden mill at Potter Hill,
3. I.
Connecticut delegates are in New
York to attend the annual meeting
of the New England Waterworks as
ISOLATION.
in this vicinity are beginning to be
hampered by the inability to get Ger
man dyes.
William Augustus Holt, active in
business for many years in Jersey City
died Sunday at Saybrook in his sixey-
third year.
the flag at Buckingham Memorial
was at half staff Tuesday and We'd
nesday, because of the death of Lem
uel Manning.
The Jewish New Year, Rosh Ha-
Shanah. began at shutdown Wednes-
day. With it opened the year 5676 of
the Jewish epoch.
A Hartford paper mentions that Mr.,
and Mrs. Robert NJ. Brewster have
returned from Waterford, where they
spent the summer.
Tuesday in st. Patrick's church a
| months mind high mass of requiem
! was Mrs. Mary Murphy was sung by
Rev, Francis ]. Kuster.
After finishing his work as cattle
| judge at the Norwich fair, Abel F.
| Stevens, the Wellesley, Mass, expert,
| has left for the Hartford fair.
| Tolland schools opened Tuesday
with the exception Of the Model school
| taught by Miss Mary Lynch Of Wind
| ham, which opened last Wednesday.
| AT Middletown Judge Gardiner
! Greenes of Norwich. will preside at
| the September civil and criminal ses-
sion of the superior court which opens
September "a.
A number Of the boys who attend the
Crotch Heights school have been act
club, and will remain at work until
the club closes.
Miss Cash, the librarian, Is at work
on the Otis Library Bulletin for the
fall months. The reading room at the
after October 3rd.
An order of the United States Ser
vice Wednesday. read: First Lieut.. H,
Fort Terry, and by letter to command
ing general, Eastern Point
The engagement of Miss Gladys
Emery of Thames street, Groton, to
Robert c. Matthews of Holyoke has
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James EN-
cry.
The body Of Mrs. Ledyard Williams
who died in New London Sunday was
brought to New London Tuesday aft
ernoon at LA o'clock. Burial was in
the family plot in Cedar Grove GENE
terry.
The government men employed ir
| the railroad valuation work now have
/ a dining and sleeping car fitted ur
1 for their use. The men, who were ir
Norwich last month are no wat Rock.
vile.
Special sale. Union Club Coffee, s5S
| per Id. 4 free Tea coupon in every
can entities holder to one 10c pack
age Russian Blend Tea. Chas. G
Lincoln & Co.. Inc, Hartford, Conn.,
adv.
Many friends are congratulatine
Mrs. Richard n. Hiscox, of Cliff street
on her restoration to health. Mrs His.
cox has returned from Baekus hos.
| pitai, where she underwent an oper.
alton for appendicitis.
| At the second day of the twentieth
anniversary celebration Of the New
| York Botanical Gardens. New York
| Tuesday, one Of the speakers was Pro,
fessor A. +, Blakeslee of the Connect,
cut Agricultural college at Storrs.
At Block Island. Surf cottage is now
the annex of the Surf hotel and was
built some 20 years ago by DIR. T. H
Mann. formerly of Norwich. now o.
Bolton, who was four decades ago the
sole practicing physician on Block Is.
land.
Mrs. Mary u. Almy Of New Mexico
former resident of Waterford, Will,
visiting her brother, George Darroy
OF the Oswegatchie section, has beef
renewing acquaintance with friends Il
that town, some of whom she had no
met in aver 30 years.
l 49, 1AAAN - IGA1OQI opened WRQn9S
day with 450 pupils, an increase ii
enrolment. There are three new teach
ers. Sister Teresa Austin, secon,
grade, Sister Aloysia. third grade, an,
Sister Cyrilla, sixth grade, Ten Sis
tiers Of Mercy teach the school.
The news has Just leaked out OF tn
marriage Of Firmie Richard Larcl
and Miss Nellie Irene Pinney, both o
Ellington. The ceremony was per
. formed August 26 by Rev. John Whit
ing, pastor of the South Congrega
tional church, Hartford. at his hons
The White Ribbon Banner says
Danielson union has made it's late lie
loved secretary memorial membe
!. Sthe first this YEAR,. by adding to tn
M +. w. o. A small legacy, $50. fror
the late Mrs. Adeline A. Gardine
n Jewett City, makes our organizatio
Just that much more efficient.
Congressman's Peach Crop.
Former Congressman Edwin w. His
gins, who since about the last of Al
gust has been residing at his farm, TT
Oaks. at Massapeag. is in the midst (
his peach crop, and on Wednesday "a