Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

tolteWlhg sundays rain,
A Mystic correspondent mentions
that at the Country Club tea wednes-
day one Of three to serve is Miss Car
RE u, Rogers,
Local sufferers are being notified
that the convention or the National
Hay Fever association Ia to be held at
bethlehem n, H.. Sept, - and 3,
Preparations ere going forward for
the annual state eonNeatien OF the
kiagAa paugAters and Sons. to be held
this year az New Haven In october,
The Hath annual exhtettien Of ple-
lures painted principally in Old Lyme
held In the public library there this
week.
Barge b r Brennan has been tewea
treA Norwich. where she has finished
asseearsiag her earse OF eeal by the
StAAdisA,
While the rector OF ST. James church
feqNetaAuek, Rev, L c, SAerhQrne, il
taking Ats vacation during August, the
church services are in charge OF Ar
thur b Barrett
The season at SaSereek Point In
eplte co tue humidity OF the summer
has been enc OF the NEST successful
ones at Eeawie& Hail, the Yacht Club
and the cottages
According TO the report Of the en-
tertatnnent committee Of the Pleas
ant View Improvement society, the
bazaar held recently at the Carpenter
casino cleared about Stlo>
owing TO pressure OF business In
connection with the North Stonington
fair, Netgheors' night, which was to
have been held this ITuesdayl evening,
has been postponed indefinitely
The annual meeting Of the croeo-
Ole Club will be held at Lake Com
po0nce Thursday. Mayor James A.
Cray Of Bristol has invited the Mayors
Association OF the state TO be present,
Those who have been annoyed by
the pest OF mosquitoes which have in
eected beaches this season in swarms,
are given the tip that red stained
electric lamps or bulbs do not attract
the insects,
Clifford Z, Chapman Of Waterford,
son OF DIR. and Mrs. E. c, Chapman,
and Miss Carlene Parker Nichols of
Boston were married at the home of
the brides parents. Saturday afternoon
A woman in a suburban town writes:
Members OF our household are making
q long list of the things we need, to
We read every line OF The Bulletins
Advertisements.
A writer in a recent issue Of the
Connecticut Churchman makes the
point that IL should be a rule that no
MD @fmk
less than SIS to general missfonsA and
no mission less than 50.
AS the season advances, the hand
some dahlias grown by Policeman
John Irish. at his home on Laurel Hill,
take on richer coloring. Mr.. Irish is
especially successful in raising decora-
tive blooms of many varieties.
Tubs band Of Norwich gave a con-
cert at the Atlantic Beach casino Sun
day afternoon, and although the
weather was threatening throughout
the day there was a good sized crowd
at the beach to hear the music.
The days of the state encampment
for the Connecticut National Guard at
Mantle are over. Adjutant General
George NJ. Cole said Sunday that the
property at Mantle would probably
never be used again for that purpose.
Notices have been posted in the
shore towns of the county by J. M.
Crompton, superintendent of the
board of fish and game commissioners,
regarding the enforcement of the lob
ster laws under the Connecticut gen.
eral laws.
AT Pleasant View, Misses Julia Nc
Kay. Anna Finn Amy Berracen Helen
Sullivan. Agnes Curean, Anna Eliot
Agnes Mccarthy, Sadie E.iroy, Anna
Shahan and Mary Molly of Norwich
are at the Knapp cottage for the re-
mainder Of August.
Acting Mayor Alton T. Miner, of
New London. has received a letter
from z. NJ. and W. Ferguson, owners
Of the Fishers Island Navigation Co.
wharf, protesting against the public
use Of the wharf and the approach to
1t TOR parking automobiles.
Edward F. Shelley died at st. Mary's
hospital, Waterbury, Sunday morn
ing, after seven weeks illness, He
sided in Waterbury for the past thirty
years One of his three sisters, is Mrs.
Joseph Wedge OF Westerly, R. L
London has been appointed member
Of the national committee of the
Woman's Section of the Navy League
Of the United States to organize the
local work OF that body, for the ends
Of patriotism and national defense.
Oscar Taylor, the eldest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert z. Taylor, and Miss
Fanny Avery, eldest daughter of VIII
liam v. and the late Henrietta Thomp-
son Avery. both of North Stonington,
were married Wednesday by Rev. o. D.
Figher. pastor Of the Congregational
church there.
The wedding of Miss Muriel Mast
Crawford. granddaughter Of Thomas
Mast. famous cartoonist and Donald
Z. Battey, a son Of Mr.: and Mrs. Will
liam J. Battey Of New Rochelle and
Watch Hill. r. L, win take place We'd
nesdAy. Sept. Is, at Beaumont Park,
New Rochelle.
. Excursion to Newport, r. l.. ana re-
turn Thursday, August 26, via c. v.
r. r.. to New London and steamer
City Of Lowell" Special train leaves
Yantfc @.16 a. m., Norwich Ae3, a.
m.. connecting ~ New London with
steamer leaving at 1880 a. m, arrive
at Newport at 1.80 p. m. Ret lrnIng
leave Newport at 4 p. m. con Getting
with special train leaving New london
at TIC p. M. for Yantic and int tmedi-
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