Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-23
VARIOUS MATTERS


The annual reunion or the Nichols
tAEaiT was held At seymour saturday.
Vines Of the Wild cucumber have
gEeWn 70 unusual length this season.
A party OF 20 seheeleeys from He-
Aekea4 n, u il camping at GaraRer'a
Lake
Seine beautiful mathews are AleentAg
n the marshes between Midway and
NeaAk,
creased the attendance at all the
churches
saturday tFefae On ne New Haven
rad was sMSae the heaviest OF the
Az Deep River sunday, Rev, Dr.
joel h &SeeAFEA eS Norwich, preached
IA the Baptist church.
Fer seae reason the katyaias are
late tAhe SeAh emily al occasional eAe
having been heard Vet,
Dr. W, X, Tlngley's once, So MatA
street, will be closed tiM further Ae-
tiee fer very necessary Feeatra>=AaS,
Three italian reeeFvlsts, eAgagea In
work on che railroad az AaaeVer, have
AeAt AoE AtdAS W JSAA thetf ASAAtteAtSN
Fine hooking native peaches are
selling at TIVE quarts for a quarter and
good ones can be bought for ten eents
a quart,
The Coventry Christian EAaeaSor
society has raised money and paid for
the printing OF church calendars for
the church.
A portion of an apple tree heavily
loaded with fruit was blown down
when the gale struck an Otis street
yard Sunday,
The government mine planter Mills
has been out In the Race trying out
an anchor. which Is declared to be
a new invention.
A number of Norwich Methodists
went to Willimantic camp meeting
sunday, but many others were kept at
home by the severe storm.
Those who were mislead by the brief;
sunshine yesterday noon and started
on shore trips were caught in one of
the heaviest showers of the day.
torn and shutters banged yesterday,
householders thought Norwich was
getting the end Of the Texas tornado.
At Tolland, Artist Franklin Dehaven
and Mrs. Dehaven and Mrs. Dehaven's
mother. Mrs. woodcock, Of New York,
are spending some time in the Simpson
cottage.
The Stark Family association will
onnade hotel, New Haven, Wednesday.
Some members of the association re-
side in this county.
Policeman c. w. Hart of Hartford
has served a police court summons on
Gustave Riberg of Thompson for leav-
ing an automobile on Main street,
Hartford, IN the restricted distict.
The weekly calendar of the Central
Baptist church states that a special
effort is being made this month to in
crease the attendance at Sunday
school, to make up for the summer
losses.
The school board of the town of
Vernon has engaged as superintendent
of schools, James y. Muir of Orange,
II. ]. He will come to Rockville on
the first Of September to take up
his work.
A canning demonstration has been
arranged for Bristol, in the domestic
science room of the South Side School,
Thursday evening. A member of the
LdAuILJ OL the connecticut ARTtCuI-
tura1 College Is to speak.
A correspondent in Terryville notes
that DR.. John c. Griggs, formerly of
Norwich, who is spending the summer
at Upton. his summer home, sang at
the morning service at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday.
Secretary Joseph H. Townsend of
the state board of health has given
notice that complaints made to the
health officers under his supervision In
significance unless they are submitted
IN writing.
State Treasurer F. s. Chamberlain
is Of the opinion that investment tax
collections will exceed 100000 this
year, which would be S4s,i67 more
than the collections of last year, which
were $251. s33.32. Payments on the
tax are being made steadily.
From the fact that Commander Al
bert NJ. Grant and Captain Stirling
Yates, Jr, Of the United States navy,
Were recent visitors at the navy yard,
there has been considerable specu-
lation as to the future OF the govern
nnencs station down the river.
The Connecticut Shore MOSQUITO
Extermination Association 10 the out
come Of meeting held at Sachems
Head Yacht Clubhouse. when DR.. He'd
ley, the mosquito expert Of New Jer-
eey, told what has been accomplished
In that state toward discriminating
mosquitoes.
The Advent camp meeting opens in
Dunham's grove, Plainville, on the
2Sth. One of the features will be the
semi centennial conventions Of the
Loyal Workers, the Sunday school and
the Missions Many clergymen and
workers In the denomination will at
tend the sessions! .---.
The Stonington Union says: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T.. Lane Of Norwich have an
nounced the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Edith A. Lane, to
George r. Fellows, also OF that city.
MISC Lana has heen a frAnnaYnf HZisifnr.