Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

Norwich. Tuesday. July 1s. 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS

 Serial. at Colonial Theatre. Don't fail to start with first reels today. Charlie Chaplin twos reels aiso.-ady.
 Although s4he. rain has spoiled | the 4 beauty of many of the blossoms. vis- itors to Mohegan park still. find the roses worthys ofs inspection<r and ad-. miration.
 The. cottages at Pleasure Beach are nearly all engaged and it is estimated that many more people are there at early in the-season.
 O. E. Pendleton! received < three year appointment as harbor master for Stonington port Friday from Gov ernor Holcomb, making the 15th year which he has served as hareor. master.
 The planet Venus. is- a morning star during lyerising .an hour before the sun. As 1t is moving around to the opposite sideAoG the sun from the enrth it will not@ probably be visible after July 18th.
 The open championship which is to be played on the links of the Shene- cossett Country Club on July 2S and, 24 is attracting a large number of big professional golf players to Eastern Point.
 s'The Colchester Electric Light Com pany iszoffering theTfamous Hotpoint" electric iron at a special price oi $2.49."-adv.
 Grocers are advising housekeepers to lay in their supply of sugar for can ming, since in number of places, wholesalers have already put up the price of sugar, following the advance in flour prices.
 Captain and Mrs. Jason L. Randall, who have opened their cottage at the
 Willimantic camp grounds, returned to Groton for the week end. Enlarge ments and alterations to their Willi- mantle cottage have been begun.
 The Essanay Moving Picture com pany of Chicago has located some of its force during the summer months in Voluntown. The scenes are mostly laid in and around PendIeton hill with some of the local homes being util- llized.
 Mrs. Lottie Maud Swan, 3s, asformer Norwich resident, died Saturday morn
 ing at the home of her mother. Mrs. John Space, in Noank, after an illness of eight months. Besides her mother
 she is survived by a brother. Latham
 Space.
 Mrs. Hiram Bingham of New Haven who is spending the summer at Wood bridge Farm, has presented a library rug to the Salem public library. An other gift just received is four framed pictures of Milton, Thackeray, Tenny
 son and Wordsworth.
 Stevens, studio will be closed from July 12 to g inclusive. Open for de- livery of work Saturday evenings, 7:30 to 8:30.-adv-
 In connection with<R Rev. GIG. Chap pells acceptance of a. call from Mont vile Baptist church to that in Bris- tol, Vt, it is an interesting fact that Rev. Elliott O. Foster has just gone from Columbia Congregational church to that at Essex Junction, Vt. At Eastern Point, Henry Plant is temporarily out of the more active sports. He was recently thrown by one of, his saddle horses and while not seriously injured he has had to give up for the time being two of his fav- orite sports-golf and tennis P, H. Ethier will close his store Merchants Day, Thursday, July 15 at 10 a. m.-adv.
 Negotiations are being carried on by H. J. Mayham and John c. Flames of New York for the purchase of several acres of land from A1onzo Main at
 Lantern Hill, adjoining the silex mine. Clay used in the manufacture of DOT 1 celain has been found on the land. The New Haven roads expected sur plus of $1,500, 900 will be reduced to about $T00,000 because of the poor | showing of thesNew England Naviga- | tion company. The New Haven road corporations fixed charges of $500, 900 this year.
 At-the Groton Congregational church as Rev. Henry W. Hurlburt, is spend ing his vacation in Vermont. Rev. c. H. Ricketts. of Norwich will preach next Sunday morning and Rev. Dr. 1 Samuel H. Howe, of the Park church, Norwich. will be in charge the follow | ing Sunday.
 Thomas OsDoneIi of Hartford was 1 saved from drowning, at South Man. chester, after he had gone down twice, | by the prompt work of Swimming h. structor Nicholas Walsh of Norwich, | and Postmaster Thomas J. Quish, at | Globe Hollow swimming pond Satur- day afternoon.
 i Cut price sale in broken lines of corsets, bust confiners, union suits ] tape on shoulder undervest, knickers
 and corset accessories. Orders taken
 for Goodwin corset at Studio Special I ty Shop, Church street, Wednesday.
 aaricrsRichmond. Corsetiere.-adv. l A.movement. headed by Dudley Don
 nelly has been started at Ocean Beach to obtain the cooperation of
 the park commissioners for the .estab- fishing of an adequate life saving crew at the. beach. It is claimed thai there is urgent need for such a crew 3sespecfalIy on Sundays. ! The low price of potatoes -fs-,1due Connecticut dealers say, in a measure to the European war. which has pre- vented any great amount of shipment and the large southern crop. The
 growers shad to disposeaof them. i'm nnediatefy in athe home market and l bear losssof aflarge- ge-percentage=b because 5sofsrotting.
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