Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-08
OIGGeGa1llti1ls.
Norwich, Saturday, July 8, 1916.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at TEA this ev- ening.
 Campers, outfits are beginning to be called for.
 The moon is in it's first quarter at 5.55 this morning.
 With the intense heat Friday even ing came swarms of tiny bugs.
 A fine series of postcards of the recent Preparedness parade is out.
 Going out swordfshing from the shore towns is the favorrte sport just now.
 swahn's orchestra at mems meeting Sunday at 3.30 in Thayer building adv.
 The Bushnell. L-1, L-8 and L-4 have left Cape May for the Thames Naval station.
 Miss Evelyn Cranska of Moosup takes the K. C.'s of that place on an outing as Ocean Beach today (Satur- day).
 Boys and girls appreciate the ad- vautageS of the books and pictures at the OrLs library during the vacation days.
 On account Of the spread of measles social announcement for Friday ev- ening in the town of Union had to be postponed.
 Journeys of First Missionaries" an illustrated address, at Central Baptist tomorrow night by Dr. Slocum.-adv.
 Some of the entrants shown at Somers' Friday were as big and fine looking as in any year when the sea- son wasn't called late.
 The crimson ramblers in Mohegan park are beginning to bloom, although Supt. John Duff does not expect the 300 or more rose vines to be in full bloom for about ten days
 Owners of cherry trees are compelled to pick the fruit which is rOtting badly because of the recent rains and fog.
 A New York paper of Friday ac- knowledge of receipt of $1O from the Sunday school of the Second Congre- gatiOnal church. Norwich, for the ben eft of the Polish Relief fund.
 Mrs. Henry Richmond and Mrs. George Richmond (NIay Treadway), and son, of Mystic. have been spend ing several weeks at their cottage at .he Willimantic Camp ground.
 supt. J. B. Stanton had peas in his garden the 4th that were of the ''tele- DhOniC' order for size and sweetness. He can coax a garden to it's best as well as coax a dull boy to spell.
 Mrs. Nellie Gaines Blsh, for over thirty-fvC years a resident of Somers, died at the Norwich hospital reventIy, from a complication of diseases. Mrs. Bllsh was born December 16, 1888, in West Hartford.
 It is now announced that the state convention of the w. c T. U. will be held in Waterbury Oct. Il, F and 13.
 Mrs. George Hurdt of Waterford, who wac stTuClZ ny a motorcycle in Waterford, several weeks ago, sus- taining tho fracture of both legs, is able sc leave a New London hospital and return to her home.
 Last season the family of Rev. P. c. Wright, of Philadelphia, formerly of Norwich. occupied the summer cot tage of Isaac S Jones at Gales Ferry. This summer the family has gone to Wisconsin to visit relatives.
 MT. Clarence Eorcr0as gathered straw berries from Hrs. Ellen Gard neT's garden on Maple street which sized up to 2t tO the pound. California has got to hustle to keep up with Con- necticut in strawberry culture.
 Frank VieEery of New London, who suffered a fractured leg week ago when a motorcycle he was riding col lided with an automobile in Norwich. and who has since been at BaClIus hospital, returned home Thursday.
 No Iet-up in the hot. humid weather is promised, so that at last the shore resort people will have temperature to their taste
 4 mail box on Route No. 2 Filing ton, which has been discarded by the carrier, has made a. very cOmforta- bia home for MT. and Mrs. Robin When last examined, the box con tained q nest and four eggs.-Staf- ford Press.
 The new manager Of the Groton and StCningtOn trolley road is to have the closed cars on that line made into open ores Nestibules will be put on each end, the entire car walled in with wire netting and an aisle cut through the middle
 Tn appreciation of her kindness in cutting out and preparing work dur ing the year. Mrs Sarah L. Hull of Norwich Town was presented a hand some brooch by the Progressive Mis- siOnary club of the Central Baptist church at Thursdays meeting