Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
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lNor-Naeh. MondsN July 70, 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS ;

Saturday cutting andA Winding grain.
yesterdaS at theFDzaw-
Ba,ridge4 Cove
h "a number OF girls froma BrattleIboro.
vt, are guests at BreeZyY E3oint, the
Ntanfic vacation house.
st. Vincent de Paul, famousf Tor his.
charities. Is honorsd sby thet Catholic
Sportsmen who have beeue- keeping
, an eye on the woods fpredictNplenty OF
Agame for Fall shooting.
I Members. ola Norwich rtneysparty
Calm to have seen bear on the road
toA Montville. Friday night
Tl2esthirdsannual reunion OF Che VIII !
cox tcami1y and allied families Is n
be.heldAat Stratford. August E27.
Charlie Chaplin at coIoniem II ,eatrs
today sinsWork. two reels ofhsr fear : :
ADV. y
There viii be no Sunda, tSav
Church during July and Al sthodist
an The esas f n 4h aap pa causing
resorts, which have Tor ase,n OF s9 ACRE
because of the late s xao 80 BUSINESS oul
several ron, rom 1a, while in New
Lon on I Sil,. the 81 Inspected Columbus
,ously labeled e 4aa years. years old IIHsp'eu
BUSINESS continues good at the
AIne I - 8 fhermos Bottle company,s
plant L, a. 6nnyside. $50 employees find
Eng pie1 8 to do in filing orders now
All dough there is no organized ten
pms association in Lyme, a team will
Ebf6 gotten together and teams from
ASaybrook and Pleasure Beach will be
challenged.
Next Sunday morning at the Central
Il Bantist church Mrs. Charles w. Gale
Il VIII give summary of the Northern
Baptist convention recently held at
III Los Angeles.
III Outdoor workers declared Saturday
u fhe hottest day of the summer so far
Fbecause of sickness and humidity, al
though the temperature was not far
( above 80 degrees.
"A Westbrook correspondent mentions
q | that the Waldron cottage Chapman
= beach, is to be occupied by Judge and
Mrs. w. A. Arnold of Willimantic, for
the rest Of the month.
d The Bishop family association is
Il =,
. lis to be held at the home of William
$ Bishop at Madison fnext month. The
o date has not vet been set.
The remodeIing of the Salem Con-
/. Igregational church has been completed
!. and the contractors left Friday for
New Britain. The contract for paint
. ing the exterior will be let locally.
OF native Of Norwich the Danbury
! News says: Rev. E. B. Barber, pastor
lof the Uniyersalist church, will go on
| his annual vacation July &c, and will
spend a month at his summer, home
at Orange. Mass.
1t is stated by a New Haven paper
: that Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bolden Armstrong
land family, of EdsehiIl road will leave
II early in August for Woodstock, to-
: spend week with Mrs. Armstrong;
Haunt, Mrs Williamson.
An official well known here, Wallace
l. Woodin, general secretary of the
Connecticut Sunday association, who
has been spending a few weeks in
Canaan, will pass the next two weeks
in Mortified, Mass, at the conference
Since it became known that the new
Tissue 20 fthe United States Pharma-
/ copeia will not contain captions COW
ering whislSey or brandy it means that
jevery drug store which sells liquor
/ after the first of next year, will have
81 to take out a saloon license.
Tug George McCaffery, owned. by
> the McCaffery line of New York, after
Il coming from Promised Land i. j, Fri
day, with one light barge, proceeded
to Allyn's Point and Norwich. where
she picked up five more light Rharges
She then sailed west with the ksix.
iof securing thei names of ALI persons
| en- their routes labove the age of ten
years, for the post office department
| at Washington, has ordered that rural
carriers compile thorough land COM
pIete list Of all patrons overtten years.
old.
One of the largess. small mouth Black
, bass ever caught i'm this state weighed
!, s pounds, s 1-2 ounces. The length of
the fish from mouth to tail was}21 ga
inches. Frank CieNhouski,. Rockville
u caught the bass I'M Lake fWamgurn-
tbaug, Coventry. The aitsused was
| a craNfish.
Mrs, Katherine M. SpaIding of
Bridgeport, who is visiting her daugh-
sail for home July rs. Mrs. Spalding
\ Is prominent in club, D. A r. and
Kings Daughters circles land sllas often
II visited Norwich. where Ashe has a.
number of friends.
\ Justice cogswen of Ellington gave
his decision Friday in the case Of
Robert q. Smith, proprietor of the
Ellington Inn. who was before HIM
Thursday morning charged with self
| ing liquor to minors and with the n-F
81 legal sale of liquor. The fine was
made $500 and costs.
Il An order has been issued by Gait
j tie Commissioner Phelps suspendi1 lg
II the order concerning the important on
of cattle into Connecticut, IN force
during the foot andtmouth disease Szpi-I
demic, as advices from Washina yton
a indicate that there Is not a case of
II the disease in the United States.
fORGANiZiNG CAMPAIGN
i IN; BOSTON AND VICINITY
Vice President Of Industrial Maiohinists
a Unioni Visits Huh CitM