Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 This is calendar day for septem-
 The jlsneys about stafford Springs have advanced rates as the old prices aid not pay
 At Toilaad. Frank T. Hewcomb. cashier and treasurer Of the Toliand Savings bank. is seriously ill. Smoke a Krehns, Special cigar. The best in town. s eents.--adv. win entertain the state department oficers Tuesday afternoon. August St-
 The Halcyon the flagship of the Middietown Yacht club owned by Com modore T. N. Russell. Is at Fishers Island.
 The promised cool wave arrived on schedule time Thursday making the day one of the most delightful of the season.
 The Thursday evening prayer meet iMg at the Central Baptist church was led by Rev, P. Q. Wright now of Phil- adelphia.
 A largo number from towns north came down on the C, V. road Thurs Gay. to take the steamer City of Low ell Tor Newport.
 Local people who have relatives on the warships are receiving souvernir cards from the boys on the North Att lantie squadron. at Boston, Blanks for the use of motor boat owners for the registration of their boats can be obtained at town clerks effiees. This must be attended to be- fore october 1,
 Last Sunday morning was decidedly stormy, writes c Union correspondent
 but those who veneured out to church were well repaid by pr. c W, Nor rows good sermon,
 The automobile operators license of Walter Atotseh of Rockville which was suspended indefinitely July % has been returned by Secretary of State. Burnes. with warning.
 The Epworth Leagues in Rockville and Vernon win attend the field day of Manchester Epworth League Un- ion to be held at Highland Grove.
 When the Stark Family association held it's annual reunion at the Co., lonnade hotel on PeQuot avenue. New &a0GAN&OAAe WCAkA$SQ&Ay. WAAAA&4u &SST of Lebanon was elected third vice president.
 Fishermen about Stonington are un- able to account for the scarcity of fish IAis season. unless by attrihuting 1t to the target practice of the warships in Gardiners bay and the almost inces- sant rain.
 Watch is being kept in this state hV FaAr4-hAnfS nnd hanks Nr hm pearance of the counterfeit half dol lars which are said to have been free ly circulated in Waterbury during the last few weeks
 When wallingford grangers to the number of over 200 spent Wednesday at the farm of Wilbur A. Simpson, where field day was held. one of the speakers waA Rev. William T. Thayer, formerly of Norwich.
 Chauncey Cruttenden had a very en- thueiastic fishing party out at Mantle Thursday. The party caught Is fine blackash. sthe biggest being credited weighing IS 1-4 pounds. The August Parish Visitor, of St. James church Poquetanuck, notes that books have been received for the sunday school library. from Miss Susan T. Adams. Mrs. Charles D. sGeer, and Miss Annie McKelvey.
 William H. Loomjs of Bolton, is ex- hibiting a coin dated 1749 which he recently found near his house. On one side there Is a figure of Justice and under it the word Britannia The other side has the head of King George Members of the finance committee Of the last legislature were guests of Clerk Frederick L. Perry of the Shell Fish Commission, Wednesday on satl along the sound The boat, a new one was recently purchased by the commission.
 The wedding of Miss Lillian h. gram and Verne Dewey of Groton win take place at the home of the brides parents at Old Mystic. Sept. 5. Miss Ingram has been in charge of the Pleasant Valley school for the past six years.
 A canning demonstration was held in Collinsvfile Wednesday afternoon at the Grange Hall under the auspices Of the Hartford County League, the meeting being in charge of Miss M E. Sprague. Of the Connecticut AgricuI- turai College. Storrs.
 Miss Sadie Curry of New York. who Is spending the summer in New Lon don, narrowly escaped drowning at Ocean Beach, Wednesday afternoon. and had 1t not been for the assistance of Frederick Parma and Dave Null cahey, might not have reached shore alive.
 The Consolidated system has issued 16-page typewritten schedule of trains which will go into effect Sep- tember first entitled Labor Week Service, and ending EeDtenber T which will enable the travelling pub lie to reach their homes without any delay or discomfort
 The Association of Health Officers of Hartford and Holland counties held meeting at Hazard Hall, Enfield, Wednesday. Those present included Lawyer n. D. OConneu of Holland county, Dr. A. L. Hurd of Somers, Dr. P. F. Flint of Rockville. pr. W.