Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

Another large addition is being built to the Uncasville Manufacturing com pany's mill
 The 22d annual Fowler family re- union is to be held at the town hall in Middleheld Wednesday. Aug. 2O
 The 18th state conference of brick layers, masons and plasterers will be held in New London Oct 30 and 31.
 A number from this vicinity are in Northield to attend the Sunday school teachers conference being held there.
 Late naval orders include the as- signment of M. c. Merriman to the submarine base at the Thames naval station.
 Mills in towns north from here have rarely had such an abundance of water for power. in summer as is the case this July.
 Most of the early apples which are being brought in are rather small and need more sunny weather to improve their flavor.
 In commemoration of St. Anne's day today there will be the usual daily parish mass at 2 o'clock in St. Pat rick's church.
 A Jewett City patient, Mrs. Ambrose Higgins, Is slowly improving following @ serious surgical operation at the Backus hospital, Norwich.
 The ordination exercises of Rev. Charles Harris Beebe take place at the Congregational church in South Coventry today (Wednesday),
 A Norwich visitor to Elizabeth park, Hartford that Eybj1a of the rose beds have gone by, others are still beautiful with blooming flow CTS,
 Churches about the state are select ing delegates to attend the conference on evangelism to be held by the pas- tors of New England at Suftield Sept, and s,
 Chairman Joseph w, Alsop af the progressive state central committee has decided to issue a call for a meet ing Of the committee in Hartford next Monday, July S1,
 With the advent of warm weather the chestnut blight is again showing up in many places. even tho young shoots from stUmps cut the last year or two being stricken,
 4 Wequeteaueek child, Jake, the fl months old son of Joseph Piseate1io, had tho first two fingers of his right hand severed with a hatehet by a little cousin while at play the other day.
 A number of priests and iaymen from this vicinity will go to Willi= mantio today to attend the funeral of Rev, Edward J, Frederick, a former pastor of St, oseph'R church, Occum,
 4 Hartford paper mentions that e former Episcopal rector in Norwich Rev F. R, Parker left Monday on trip to Colorado Springs Salt Lake City, Yellowstone Park and Winnipeg
 The postal authorities warn persons who arc sending tobacco to the eeiz dierE at &ogaleE that they must not include matches, IL is against the rules 10 send anything infiammable in packages,
 Health conditions tn Greten borough, the health officer. Dr. F: ". HeWeR, saya, have never been better. There is not single case of a contagious or infectious disease and the water is upeHceiied,
 Jeremiah J, Murphy of New LendeH, who was sergeant iG Company I, Third regiment through the Spanish war, was appointed night station house keeper by Capt, George B. Haven at New London Monday.
 a1Fa. John ", Lpee af Mantle Ruf= fefed shock Saturday noon and has not rsgained consciousness, Her daughter, Mrs. George Coulter, and her son, Charles J. Luee, have been summoned to her bedside
 Tn the prize contest dancing at Ocean Beach Monday night the prizes were awarded az fniiows Thomas Roaohe, tirsti Lillian Tuttle, ReeoHdi W, T. Lethrop, third The three prizes were handsome silver cups,
 Tho United States civil service eoa- niRaion aRpounees for Aug, aa exs animation for eleetFeyper= =fiHisher, for men only, to fill two vacancies at 90 cents an hour in the government printing office, Washington, D, Q,
 Roosevelt shanley of Greenwich, a cousin of Theodore Roosevelt, arrived in Groton Tuesday to spend the week as the guest Of Frank Hewes, IT,, of Thames street, Mir. HeWess and Mr, | Shanley are classmates at Pomfret school.
 | William Pendleton's place in Water | ford is the latest locality in which the wild beast that Is terroTtZing that sec | 1on ls reported to have appeared. It 1 was seen in the yard at his home Sunday afternoon. It is believed to be a lynx.
 A Middletown paper states that Miss Grace Hetse, who has been visiting her brothers, F. J. Kirkland in WilIimantic ! and George F. Kirtland at AIiddletown for the last two months, left Tuesday l for her home in Sault Ste Marie l Canada,
 l Fifty children and nurses arrived al | Saybrook Junction Saturday noon from | New York en route to Chester They | had a special car on both divisions for | their convenience. They were listed as coming from a hospital in New l York city.
 At Mantle, steam lighter Davidson 1 has completed the work of laying pipe for the outfall sewer of the Thames bleachery and the filtration beds al the factory have been completed ex- cept for the arrival of the screens which are expected daily.
 The. catalogue of the library of the | late Dr. William Palmer BoIles, re.
 queathed to Connecticut college, has just been received by President Syke. | from Mrs Bolles, and the importance of the bequest is clear. The library 1: rich in editions of English and Ameri can writers.