Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
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Norwich, saturday, Aug. %. 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Tides win be full tomorrow.
s This is st. aAugustine's day in the
church calendar.
AT Trading Cove 9t was only Is de-
grees early Friday morning.
Smoke q Krcans' specia, cigar. The
best IN town. cents.--aay.
Several local people went to Lyme
Friday. to the exhibition OF paint
ings.
This is the interesting season for,
owners Of night blooming cereus
plants.
Suburban church societies are add
ing to their funds by giving peach and
salad suppers.
The annual reunion OF the Fifteenth
Connecticut regiment is to be held
at North Haven. Sept. IL.
Now that the berry season is over,
dealers state that prices have been
better than during last year.
st. Thomas Seminary, Hartford
which has several students in this
section, will open Wednesday, Sept.
Sth.
Owners OF salt marshes claim that
they were never so late in getting
their hay harvested as they are TINS
year.
Canadian colleges. are preparing to
leave for their studies within few
days.
The schools of sprague. Sterling.
voluntown and Lisbon will open Tues
Aov rnnrninO SAINT fhA HoV after
Labor Day.
The man. with the peanut rooster
did a good business on Union square
Friday evening. before the band con-
cert began.
About 200 Odd Fellows and their
guests attended the annual picnic of
the lodge Thursday at Poquonnoc
driving park.
Several of the exhibits at the Mys-
| tic picture show have been sold, among
them one of the larger paintings by
c. H. Davis, N. A.
It is announced that Rev. Stewart
Means. p. D.. rector of st. James
church, New Haven, will officiate at
the Pequot chapel Sunday.
A North Stonington correspondent
mentions that DR.. Thurman P. Maine.
| now Of Norwich, is going back to
North Stonington about Oct. l.
In his oficial rounds NJ ]. Kelley,
shops, workshops and elevators, is WIS.,
iting Eastern Connecticut towns.
| Bird students are wondering at the
noticeable scarcity Of robins and other
void birds for so early in the season
II condition n
The OswegAtchie house is to have a
| nine hole golf course laid out in the
fields southeast Of the hotel, this lai6
having been secured for the purpose
A meeting of the executive com.
mittee Of Norwich Christian Endeavol
Union is to be held at the Y. NJ. c. A
building this afternoon at thre.
o'clock.
There will be another series o.
camp meetings beginning today (Sat.
urday) in which the Adventists of tn,
state will participate on their grounds
at Plainville.
| J. o. Landon of Treadway avenu,
is having fine success this year witt
seedlings. He brings to the from
specimens of g1adioh grown from tn
little buTblets which in size and quail
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| The Moosup formal says: Rev. Johl
Oldham of Wakefield, r. l.. f0rme
pastor here. breaches at Trinity churc
| Norwich, next Sunday morning, an
II both he and his wife will be guest
over the day at the home of his daugh
ter, Mrs. H E. Main.
The current Catholic Transcrip
states that Bishop Milan will COME
the sacrament of confirmation at Day
vile Oct. goth, at 40 p. m, at Ballou
vile at p. m. and on Oct. 31st, a
Grosvenorda1e, at 1890 a. m. an
Quinebaug at 9 p. m.
A New London man, Thomas I
. Farrell was committed to the Norwic
. State Hospital Friday by the court {
probate. Farre11's commitment wa
made following an examination to de
termine his mentality by Drs. w.
Cronin and Joseph NJ. Ganey.
The United States civil service com
mission ANNOUNCES an open eoInpeti
tive examination for petroleum engi
neer, for men only, Sept. IA, 1915. Ff0f
register Of e1isib1e eertffeatfon viii
made to ill vacancy III Bureau {
, Mines, for service In field, at sa1aT
ranging from $500 to $4,000 d year