Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
The Bulletin is indebted to G. r.
Lumsden Of Norwich for late Scotch
papers.
The structure work for the new
bridge at Lords Point has arrived
from Pennsylvania and Is waiting at
Mystic.
Charles H. Davis picture Northwest
Wind, which wes shown at the Mys-
tic art exhibit last August, received
the gold medal recently at the Pana-
ma exposition.
Don't forget the I. o. r. picnic at
Baltic, August 7.-adv.
Fifty boys out Of two hundred at
the new Cheshire reformatory are at
work on a new highway from Mill
dale to the reformatory grounds. They
work nine hours a day.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Brown and
Miss Iveagh Sterry Of New London
motored to Salem by way of Colches-
ter Thursday and spent few hours
at the homes Of relatives there.
S6l6CLHGn FTGO6T1Ck DOu1ISE anu
Joseph W. Chesebro and Civil En-
gineer L. e. Daboll of New London
were in Stonington this week on bus
mess connected with the Lords Point
road.
Gu. Of the 100 Noble Guards of
the Pope's household more than sixty
Many Of these were not summoned
to the colors, but enlisted as vol
qnteers.
Henry Holmberg and James Mont
rose, the two expert marble workers
who for the past four months have
been placing the new marble in the
lobby of the Croker house, have fin
ished their work.
at Colonial theatre today. Other fea-
tures.-adv.
Charles H. Johnson, who has for
maIly accepted the post Of supertnten-
dent Of the State Reformatory at
Cheshire, visited the scene Of his new
| work Thursday and left highly pleas
| ed with conditions.
Jacob Wiehl and Miss Elsie S. Hut
| chings of New Bedford were married
at the New London town clerks Of
Turner performed the ceremony. The
couple was unattended.
CommemoratiDg the fifty third an
niversary of the battle of Baton
Rougue, twelve members Of the
Fighting NINTH Connecticut Volun-
| teers infantry, held a. reunion and din
| ner Thursday at Savin Rock.
The coast guard cutter Itasca ar
riHrad in horhoT- Thnrc-
| day after two months cruise to Cen
tral American waters, with the officers
and cadets of the Coast Guard Acade-
my at Fort Trumbull on board
More than 10000 persons were
present at the opening of the Cana
| dian Eucharistic Congress, Cardinal
Begin, presiding, at Montreal, re-
| gently. Mgr. Bruchesi, Archbishop,
delivered the address of welcome.
First Lieutenant Franklin B. Gar
rett is one Of the officers who have
embarked for expeditionary duty in
Hayti. Lieutenant Garrett was sta
| toned at the advanced base school
held at the navy yard a few years ago.
A conference of 80 New York rab-
| bis resulted in the issuance of a call
| to the Jews Of America to fast and
pray next Monday as an expression
of sorrow for conditions in Europe and
Of protest against this unnecessary
| war"
The Rev. Alexander c. wollschiag-
er, president of the st. Mary's Star OF
the Sea Total Abstinence society, is
busy making arrangements for the
big c. T. A. q. convention which is
to be held at New London August %
] 23 and "a
Albert Charwick, a former residen
of Noank, died suddenly from heart
disease in the ferry house at St
George, L. l., Wednesday in his 726
year. Mr.. Chadwick is survived by his
wife and one son, Harry Chadwick OF
New London.
The auxiliary launch Peggy H
owned by C. L. Hopkins of Lords
Point went aground on Shefield's reel
| during Wednesday morning and a holt
was stove in the boats planking.
Connecticut knights of Columbu:
will be pleased to note the reelection
OF the Rev. F. j. Mckinney. Bridge.
| port, as national chaplain of the ordel
and the election of State Deputy
Mulligan as a member of the supreme
board of directors.
The Arkansas, Texas, Michigan
South CAROLINA, Florida, Utam, Vir
| ginia, Nebraska, New Hampshire anC
Louisiana, have left Newport TO
Block Island sound. The San Fran
cisco and Baltimore are ordered from
Newport to Block Island sound.
Notice has been received from tn
post Office department at Washington
asking for applications for postmaste
at Lords Point. 1t is very pleasing t
the residents of the summer colon,
that the government has recognizes
the need Of better mail facilities.
Edward Avery Hartman left New
Haven Wednesday for Yellowston
Park, on his way to attend the meet
ing or the American Bar association
at Salt Lake City as delegate from tn
Connecticut State Bar association, an
will visit the exposition in California
The torpedo boat destroyer ANIME
arrived in New London harbo
Wednesday during the terrific storr
which swept over the Atlantic coas
: and took aboard Governor Charles