Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

Tides VIII De high today.
Thursday was the feast day of st.
Mary Magdalen.
The planl<ing on the first West Side
bridge is being repaired.
Several teachers from this vicinity
have gone to Storrs this weezsfor the
lectures in the special library course.
Excellent floor for dancing at st.
hdary's parish lawn festival on Con-
| vent avenue tonight.--adv.
Weather sharps are expecting fewer
showers and more settled weather soon,
as the moon fulis Monday, the 26th.
p. r. R. scow No. 705. laden with
coal. has been towed to Norwich, by
the tug Aquidneck to discharge her
cargo.
The Sunday school convention of the
Stonington Union Baptist association
- to be held in the Baptist church in
Noank Wednesday, Aug. rs.
At Charles. H. Browns Riverview
estate Wednesday, the annual COM
munity picnic of Gales Ferry students.
and summer cottagers was held.
Sundays attraction, Tubbs band at
| Atlantic Beach.-adv.
The net estate of Elizabeth C. Gardi-
ner of Gardeners Island is $32.072. The
estate will be divided among the chill
dren. Mrs. Gardiner left no will.
The members of the Parish Aid So
ciety of Trinity Episcopal church were
| guests Tuesday of Misses Ellen and
Lucy Geer at their Gales Ferry cot
tage.
At North Stonington, alterations and
| improvements are being made to the
property recently purchased for occu-
pancy by Mrs. Thomas P. Norman of
Ledyard.
News comes from Lenox, Mass, that
Bishop Thomas r. Davies has recov-
cred from the effects OF a slight sun
stroke last Friday and is able TO be
out and about
According to government reports,
the condition Of the Connecticut oats
crop is given as 90 per cent. and a
production Of 554, 900 bushels is indi-
Gated for this year.
New schedule Norwich to Westerly
hour, Westerly to Atlantic Beach
20 minutes. Tubbs' band Sunday the
| 25th.-adv.
| A Bridgeport paper notes that James
| Grundy, formerly of the Parker house
l New Bedford, Mass, and of the Rhode
| Island hotel in Westerly, is the new
night clerk at the Atlantic hotel on
Fairfield avenue.
| William H.-Loper Of Waterford and
Mrs. Jennie Mcintosh of New York
were married Tuesday evening at Wa
1 terford at the home of Rev. Walter "
Gray, who performed the ceremony.
Passengers coming in on the trains
l admire the snowy hollyhocl1s in the
| border cultivated by the men at the
flowers growing at Buckingham Memo
rial.
Merry Go Round. Shoot the Shoots
| ana Canoeing at Atlantic Beach
Tubbs' band Sunday the 25th-adv.
The governor has approved a requi-
| sition of the executive committee OF
the Soldiers hospital board and the
state comptroller for 5000 for the
care OF sick and wounded soldiers OF
the Civil war.
The North Stonington Tea Garden
i for the benefit of the playground, viii
be held on the Congregational church
lawn. July 26-31. inclusive, from 2 te
8 p. m.-adv.
4 TALL d4SCI Was SELL \ AQISudy u
| the farm Of William Trail in Poquones
| which has been damaged by deer. The
bean crop has been almost entirely
| destroyed, and other parts of the gar.
I dens damaged.
Commodore Morton F. Plant enter.
tanned the directors Of the Southern
| Express company aboard his yacht
| Kanawha Thursday following direct.
ors' meeting held on the yacht in New
London harbor.
The planet Saturn, which was lost il
the suns rays during the first part O.
July. by the latter part Of the month
win again be visible. rising about tive
hours before the sun. It will be foun(
in the western part of Gemini.
Il Tables and comfortable chairs fret
for your enjoyment at Atlantic Beach
fubos band Sunday afternoon.-adv.
II Elmer Adler of Rochester, n. z. ha.
prepared and printed privately a cata.
logue Of an exhibition of portraiturel
OF James MCNEIL whistler, the ,Ston.
ington artist. recently given at tbs
Memorial Art gallery in that city.
During the shower Monday a large
tree on the premises of Mrs. t. e
LIE Count at Rope Ferry bridge, Man.
tic, was struck by lightning, a limb
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dow. The house is unoccupied.
Only one hour and twenty minute.
to Atlantic Beach via Westerly
Tubbs' band (25 pieces) Sunday.-adv
Miss Anna Elizabeth Hicks, daugh
ter of Mrs. Elizabeth Hicks CroneS
berry, and Walter Edward Wiley wer
married Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock in the Hal1am chapel at ST
/ James Episcopal church, New London
by Rev. Philip NJ. Kerridge.
Several motor parties have gone
from here to Pend1eton Hill to watcl
the movies actors at work. A farm
there was bought about two years agt
by Joseph Patten. director Of Chi.
cago company, and viii be used yearly
Tor the purpose OF acting out films.
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