Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10
Olaa1il
Norwish. Saturday, July 10, 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Some unusually fine gooseberries are being sent to market.
 A number from here visited Ocean Beach Friday to see the surf kicked up by the storm.
 Already there is much talk of dog begin until the 25th.
 Flight members of the r. F. A. S. of St James church, Poquetanuck. are rehearsing for a play.
 Water office will close today at noon. -adv.
 The Hebrew association of Rockville is to hold big outing Sunday at FIn- mans grove. Ellington.
 Artists from Connecticut are attend ing the fourth annual exhibit of the Art association of Newport, which opened Wednesday.
 Prices lunch cart is now fin it's new stand on Rose Place-adv. Tomorrow (Sunday) the summer schedule of masses begins at St. Pat riclx's church, the hours being 7.30, g and 10.30, as usual, but the last service is low mass.
 A report of the New London rose show held recently at the courthouse gives the total receipts as $49.4S and expenses aggregating $71.50, leaving a deficit of $22.02.
 Fastest motorcycle riding ever seen in this county at the fairgrounds, this afternoon. Tubbs and.-adv-
 Norwich friends learn that Miss Mary T. Geary, formerly of this city, is doing good work on a Detroit paper, | The Michigan Catholic, also writing successful short stories and verses.
 The space in the basement of the ] Chapman building on Bath street, un- | til recently pool room, is being fitted | up to be used by Jeffrey S. Colt as an addition to his business place just be- low.
 | Patrons will be welcome at Prices lunch cart on Rose place-adv. Schooner yacht Elena, owned by Merton F. Plant and chartered for the Landers of Ocean Beach, sailed from New London Thursday for Vineyard Haven.
 motorcycle and horse races this after noon at the fairgrounds.-adv. A party from North Stonington, MT and Mrs George H. Stone, Misses Ruth Thompson and Marion White and Er- nest Gray, motored to Middletown early in the week and spent the day with | Miss Ethel Hull.
 l A New London paper notes that MT and Mrs. Louis Anderson and family | have removed for the summer from l their residence at 265 CrystaL avenue to their houseboat Peggy, which Is moored near Riverside park. F. W. Bradley. Paul Brache. Otto F1ossbach and John N. Keeney ot Rockville were elected corporators ot 1.-the Savings Bank of Holland at the an- nual meeting of that institution held al it's banking rooms in Holland i Don't miss the running race, at the combination horse and motorcycle races at the fairgrounds this after noon.-adv.
 1 Farmers report that while the heavy rain of Monday and Thursday viii hell
 out the potato crop, it was more need 1 ed two months ago. What is mosi
 needed now is hot weather, so that the
 hay crop may be cut, and to help oui 1 the corn crop.
 An official known to a number ir
 Norwich. Judge Alfred c. Baldwin clerk of engrossed bills at the las
 session of the general assembly, wa. sworn in as judge of the city court o. Derby Monday. His term runs for twt
 years or until the first Monday of July l 1917.
 Il Cora, wife of Clarence Babcock, o Sterling, died at the Backus hospital
 Norwich, Tuesday. Mrs Babcock wa.
 taken seriously i'll Monday and 1t be
 came necessary to take her to the hos
 pital for surgical operation. Tn,
 funeral was held Friday at the Meth,
 odist church in Sterling.