Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

Matron's night,
 Today the length of the day has decreased exactly half an hour.
 Campers from surrounding places are in Norwich daily for supplies.
 Saint Mary -0Iagda1en is commemor- ated in the church calendar today.
 A number from this section will at. tend Douglas camp meeting Sunday.
 Considerable young fruit was blown from the boughs during Thursday nights storm.
 Thus far this season there has been no talk of having an Ocean Beach day during August.
 p. m, Sunday. Y. M c. A. open air meeting, Buckingham Memorial grounds.-adY.
 The driving rain early Friday morn ing found out all the weak places in roofs, caves and gables.
 French Canadian residents of this section have already begun their sum- nler excursion trips to Canada.
 Yesterday was day of patchwork weather, rain, sunshine, clouds, thun- der, lightning heat and humidity
 An iron fence six feet high has just been completed around the Pal nner Bros. quilt mill at Palmertown.
 The annual reunion of the Wilcox family, descendants of Hopson Wil- COX, is to be held in Terryville, today (Saturday).
 The Dreamers Dream''-Dr. Slo- Cum's superbly illustrated sermon at Central Baptist tomorrow night.-adv. In a number of Connecticut towns Sunday school sessions are being sus- pended, on account of the infantile paralysis scare.
 A trolley loop which would provide a cool ride through MOhegan Park would be appreciated by the public these hot evenings. Recent guests at Pleasant View, at the Pleasant View House were Mrs. NJ. Quinlan, Miss N. QUinlan and John C. Jenkins of Norwich.
 pr. J. B. sIocum speaks at open air l meeting, p. m., Sunday, men and women inyited.-adv. The Congregational church at Led yard has received @ legacy of $1,000 from the estate of the late Gurdon Bill, of Springfield, formerly of Nor WiCh.
 Friday afternoon Street Superin- tendert George E. Fellows men posted six conspicuous signs prohibiting l parking Of automobiles on Lower Broadway.
 The midsummer meetings at Pine Grove will be started by the Spiritual ist association tomorrow (Sunday). Mrs. c. $. Bradley of Boston will be l the speaker
 A meeting of the executive commit tee of the Norwich Christian EndeaV- or Local Union is to be held this af- ternoon at 3 o'clock at the Y. M. C.. A. building.
 The executive committee Of the New England Tobacco Growers As sociatiOn will hold a field day We'd nesday, August 2, at w. s. Pinney's farm in Sumeld-
 The surrent Webster Mass. Times in it's events of twenty five years ago, mentioned the Stone Dudley wedding, at which Rev J. EIdred Brown now of Norwich, Oficiatcd Says the Waterbury American: Ar thur Nichols, letter carrier for Morn ingside, has returned to his home from Glasgo, Conn, where he and his fam fly spent weeks vacation.
 Four of the new type of engine, recently purchased by the New Haven road, have been assigned to Midway. These engines have four driving wheels instead of three, like the old ones.
 Having completed a busy year, Dis trict Superintendent c. c. Scrivener e. ra1 Fo Lake Went" orth, \. H., a favCrite camping site fer Methodist pastors and | Iaymen.
 The wedding of Miss lIeIIicent Lucy Stone and Shepard Lee of New London this Saturday, evening at 6.30 o'clock at St. James Episcopal church will be one of the social events this season in that city
 50-foot water front sandy beach lot | $29O. Terms to suit. Bargain; cleo class shore section near New London, Conn. Write R. AI Rowland, New London, COnn.-adV.
 Now that the guardsmen have left Mantle, the Providence Bakery. of | Norwich has stopped sending bread 1 there. Emil A Fox, the proprietor sent over 15,000 lOaVes on his contract to supply the camp.
 Rev. J. H. Frederick officiated Fri day morning at a high mass of requiem in St. Patrick's church, for Timothy J. Sullivan, who died a month ago. the service being a tribute form the Holy Name Society.
 The Stafford Press notes that Frank Webber, for more than two years a | telegraph operator and ticket agent l Of the Central Vermont railway there has gone to the station at MontvilIe, and has been at work there since last | Saturday.
 The executive board of the Con- necucut Woman Suffrage Association | Is to hold its next meeting in Hart l ford, Wednesday, August Is, when i delegates will be chosen to attend the national convention in September at i Atlantic City.
 At Holland Catherine Shirley, 1o, said to be a member of a wealthy fam 1 fly of New York, is i'll of infantile l paralysis, at Q girls summer camp, l Her condition is not serious. The [