Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-16
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Thursdays was st. sHenrys day.
ALTERNATING .Iibrary5h has been=ope
ed at Crescent Beach.
Water bills due. additions after July
20ths-adv.
AT Scotland. J. ID. Momtt lately had
80 large chickens stolen by fox.
It IS an interesting fact that today
WM be exactly fifteen hours long.
Ninety-feur degrees. with an over
plus OF humidity. was yesterdays rec
The meast OF Our Lady of Mount
Carmel will be observed by many
Italians Of the state today.
Only q few more Hotpoint electric
irons left at the special price of $2.49.
Colchester Electric Light Co-Adv.
novena in honor of St. Anne begins
Saturday. July IL, In the French Cath
OHIO churches in this vicinity.
The resignation of Rev. E. l.. LOOMS
as pastor of the Union Plainfleld Bap-
fist church of Moosup has been ac-
cepted with regret by that. society.
The woman's Missionary society of
Waterford held its annual picnic at
the Golden Spur Tuesday. IS being
present.
The preacher announced at Eastern
Point chapel for Sunday, July Is is
Rev. Charles E. White, o. D.. New
York.
twenty-five Polish families arrived
in East Lyme Tuesday, the men to
work for the Thames Dyeing and
Bleaching Company.
Keller Touring and Transportation
Co. OF New York. towed lumber lad
en- barge to Norwich Wednesday morn
ing.
The Ladies' society of the North
served tea Thursday afternoon at
o'clock at the home of Mrs. B. r.
Park.
mer Congressman Bryan F. Mahan, of
New London, will tender him a ban
quet at the Croker house. New Lon
don, July 81.
A through electric lighted drawing
room sleeping car now leaves Norwich
ct 5.67 p. m. daily except Saturday, for
Brattleboro and Montreal-adv.
The advancing season finds new ar
rivals at Crescent beach every day.
While there are a number of SlDttages
still vacant. the remainder Of July and
August promises to be busy.
A former Norwich man, who was
graduated from the Free Academy in
lumbia university, New York. is visit
ing Rhode Island towns, securing libra
~ and historical data
Fort H. G. Wright, Fishers Island, the
Thirteenth Coast Defense Command,
N. G. n. Y, Colonel n. B. Thurston,
will leave New York Sunday by
steamer for Fishers Island.
A summer field meeting Of the Con-
necticut State Grange is to be held in
Ridgedeid, Thursday, August 10, on
the grounds of the Ridgefild club.
Several well known speakers on agri-
cultural subjects will be heard.
Druggists here learn of the great
advance in the price of cod liver oil at
wholesale. None lis offered now at
less than $75 a barrel, and it is doubt
ful If holders would part with more
than a few barrels at that figure.
A Norwich man received a letter
Thursday from a. friend who is travel
ing In California, telling of warm
weather there at present, although on
Fourth Of July the gentleman needed
an overcoat while in San Francisco.
A dance will be held in Gilman's
hall, Bozrahville, Saturday evening at
s o'clock. Admission ten cents. Mu-
sic by Grady's orchestra Of Fitchvilie.
adv.
At a Vesper service at the bungalow
Mount Ochepetuck in Union, Sunday
afternoon July is, at p, m. Rev. c.
w. Morrow, president of Fisk Uni
versity formerly pastor of the Sec
ond Congregational church, Norwich,
will be the speaker.
"A Pomfret correspondent writes of
q former Franklin pastor and his rel
atives: Mrs. Leonard Beadle and
daughters, Misses Katherine and Bar
bara, OF Hartford, are spending the
summer with Mr.. Beadle's brother,
the Rev. II. A. Beadle, at the par
sonage.
John Hays Hammond, Jr., who has
been conducting experiments in wire
less teiegraphy and who invented the
radio torpedo, is to leve Gloucester,
Mass, to set up a manufacturing
plant and experimental station on
Fishers Island, spending approximate
ly $750,000.