Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-21
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VARIOUS MATTERS

Painters are at work on the new tank | house at SaybKook Junction. The old l brick structure is being torn down.
 At Colchester no Sunday schools in
 any of the churches held sessions Sun-
 day for children under 16 years of age
 This year the house physician at The | Griswold, Eastern Point, is Dr. Fred | Lund of New York, formerly of Nor 1 wich.
 Members of the Tuckabung club find | the clubhouse near the drawbridge a
 pleasant place for summer afternoon outings.
 According to movements of naval vessels announced Sunday, the Bush nell has sailed from Newport for New London.
 In Norwich gardens some of the sunfowers have grown like Jack beanstalk, because of so much rain this season.
 As the season advances, the damage being done by the chestnut blight be- comes more noticeable in the woods herea'bouts.
 Today, Aug. 21st, St. Jane Frances de Chantal, frequently referred to in lit erature, is commemOrated in the church calendar.
 Delegates from Connecticut are leaving for Detroit to attend the an- nual meeting of the American Vet erinary Medical association.
 Mrs. James N. Ring of Andover has announced the engagement of her SiddeH of Torrington.
 Woodstock summer residents, MT. and Mrs. Clarence W. Bowen, Miss Bowen of New York, are among new arrivals at the MaplewOod, Pittsfeld.
 The current issue of Seaside Topics mentions that Mrs. Augustus c. Tyler of the Pequot is visiting her daughter Mrs. Edward Marshall, of Rydal, Pa
 Sundays fms weather inspired sev- eraI local motor parties to run to Newport for @ sight of the entire At lantic reserve fleet in beginning the great war game of the year.
 At his Decatur Bluffs property on the Thames, Charles H. Brown of Nor wich has been erecting a number of rustic trellises at the entrance to the park.
 The men who light the Thames river buoys for the government have to set their lanterns pretty early these after moons, owing to the rapidly shortening days.
 The Bible class of St. Mary's EDis- cOpal church, Manchester, held it's an nun outing at South Coventry lake Saturday. The trip was made by au- tomObile.
 The championship tennis tourna- ments for the three-year cups will be played off the latter part of this month 0n the Hay HarbOr club courts, at
 It is noted by a Deep River corre- spondent that Clarence Lee, a graduate Of Storrs college, has been appointed asslS ant instructor in agriculture in a school at Concord, Mass.
 The preacher at GaInee chapel, East ern Point, next Sunday will be Rev. Percy Barnes of St. Thomas Episcopal church, SOmervilIe, Mass. a former rec5or of Grace church, Yantic.
 Eastern Connecticut members of the Eleventh regiment, Connecticut vOIuu- teers. are planning to attend the an nual reunion of the regiment, which Will be held this year in Hartford Monday, Sept. Is.
 Thirty alleged offenders make up the grist from which explanations will be ground in the automobile court at the capitol Tuesday. The list includes Elijah DeatOn, Waterford, concerned in fatal accident.
 The formal opening of the cann meeting under the auspices of the Sal Vation Army took place Friday night at ROckfall, near MiddIetOwn. The meetings are being held in a large tent and will continue during this week.
 The Lafayette street residence of MT and Mrs. Albert T. UtIey has been sold to F. J. Langenbach, who takes possession Oct. 1st. MT. and Mrs. UtIey will remain till late in the sea son at their Neptune Park cottage.
 Among other reports that tend to in dicate that New London may be the terminal for the German submarine Jraqers IS the leasing for a year of the k. H. Siebler cottage at Neptune park | by Capt. Frederick Hinsch of the steamship Neckar
 At the 10.30 o'clock mass in St. Pat 1 r1ck's church Sunday Rev. NfvIes p | GalVln preached from the days gospel, | 5Ia E5pRe ,e,sao %vln, 9-l4' the parable of the Fharisee and the publican. His theme l was rash judgments which have their ! root in pride and seIf-Iove.
 <A 4tC" 4Il4l4LdTy CTOeT reads: Ma for | l.. R. Burgess, c. A. C., report to com l handing officer, coast defenses of San 1 Francisco for duty until Oct, 1: then | to coast defenses of Long Island sound | and report to coast defense commander for duty as fort commander, Fort Ter | ry.
 Thirty boy and girl friends of Miss 1 Mildred Hughes, daughter of MT, and | Mrs. John RawsOn Hughes, of Water l bury and Eastern Point, formerly of l Norwich, were given a picnic the other l day near Eastern Point in honor of | Miss Hughes guest, Miss Noble. of | Waterbury.
 The society wedding of Miss I.eontfna Curtiss daughter of Mrs. Arthur Wes- | ley Perego, and William T. Bull, son of the late Dr. William TiIIinghast Bun ] and Mrs. Bull, of New York and Dnd- | ley place, Newport, R. l.. will take | place in New London today. The en- | gagement was announced Aug. 8,
 At the last state convention of the Knights of Columbus it was voted to | pay for copy of the Catholic Tran 1 script for every public library in inc state. and Thursday the paper was sent to 1S6 1ihTa y~iac rI,1,,A rv--