Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-30

the connecticut SOinOlOglcal society
Is to be held at the Connecticut Fair
this year.
The Stonington Historical society
has loaned it's exhibition cases to the
North Stonington grange for use dur
ing the fair.
The thirty-fourth annual outing of
the O. E, s., in observance OF Robert
Morris day win be held at East Haven
Tuesday. Aug. 81.
Miss Rosalynd Cranska, who is
spending the summer at Fishers ISL
and. has been entertaining a number
OF young people from Norwich.
1 Special train service to accommo-
date travel over the Labor Day holi-
| day is being arranged by the New
York. New Haven & Hartford rail-
road.
The Sunday school convention Of
the A. NJ. Z. Zion church in New Eng
land has elected Mrs, Hattie r, Reid
| Of Norwich delegate to the Northfield
Summer Sunday school
Social workers have received an in
vitatfon to be present at the second
annual New England tuberculosis
conference to be held at Springfield,
Mass. on Oct, % and IS.
Local nurses win attend the quar-
terry meeting OF the Graduate Nurses
association OF Connecticut to be held
Wednesday. Sept. l. at Q, m. at the
Henley house. Middletown-
At the New England District of the
A. NJ. e Zion church at New Brit
ain, Rev, DR., E. George Biddle OF
Norwich delivered q strong Sddress on
The Moral Side Of the Liquor Guess
ton.
All persons aspiring to hold places
as town oficials must have nominal
ton papers in the hands OF the town
clerk at least Is days before the third
Tuesday In September which falls on
the s1st.
The engineers OF the Shore Line
Electric company are working along
the lire about Saybrook. moving the
ready when the Increased fare rates
are put in operation.
Two delegates from Connecticut and
n number who are not delegates will
attend the National Druggists con-
vention at Minneapolis. Mimi, Aus.
30 to Sept 8. to discuss the many
matters to come up.
The government is contemplating
4ASAAAS q A&GA u0E O1 IV4uSG IN NldnIlC
bay, and with this end in view, a pre-
ltmtnary examination and survey of
the bay was recently made by the
q. ;. s, photographer.
As this year Labor Day falls on
Sept, 6. the anniversary Of Lafayette's
birth, patriotic societies are urging
the public to honor the memory and
commemorate the deeds OF one of the
greatest heroes Of the American Rev
olution.
The reunion OF the descendants of
Avery Nelson Eccleston and his wife
Sally Ray will be held at North Ston-
tngton Tuesday. Aug, 81, at the home
OF one OF the grandsons. Frank D..
Eccieston, q son OF the late Nathan
The local post ONCE has received
some new rules regarding the trans
mission of LIQUIDS through the mails.
Hitherto 1t has not been possible to
mail liquids to many places outside
the United States. but the new rules
permit this.
A former Norwich rector, Rev. Reg
tnald r. Parker Of Hartford, occupied
the pulpit at St. Johns Episcopal
church. Rockville. at both services on
Sunday. Mr.. Parker has had charge
or the services at st. Johns church
Tor the past two months.
Prosecuting liquor agents have re-
ceived copies of all the excise laws
OF the state as they are now in force
Tor distribution among attorneys. The
laws are published by the state and
copies may be obtained through ap-
plication to the secretary OF states
ONCE.
A canning demonstration will be
given today CMonday) at 2 p. m. by
Professor Brundage Of Storrs on the
Geisier veranda at Tolland. An clubs,
those interested in poultry and po-
tato raising, corn canning, market
ing and serving have been invited to
be present
Ann Borodell Denison, aged 2. the
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph II. Denison of Groton, died Fri
day morning after an Illness of a few
weeks. Funeral services, which were
private. were held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. DeEison, Sunday afternoon
Automobile hearings to be held be-
tore Secretary OF State Burnes on
Tuesday include H. r. Douglas of
Ocean avenue. New London. to ans
old. who was arrested and convicted
in New London for driving an auto
mobile without license.
A farm horse belonging to Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Palmer recently was feed
ing In q meadow at North Stonin1-
ton. when swarm OF honey bees
alighted on him. He was so badly
stuhg that his head was swollen and
only the arrival Of Mr. Palmer saved
him efrom being stung to death.
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Guests at Gardner Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Malcolm
and daughter Dorothy of Franklin
street are spending two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. o. n. Nickerson at
Camp Overlook. Gardner Lake. Excel
ient progress ID being made on the re-