Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-09-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
Light vehicle lamps at s.42 this
| evening.
Considerable repair work and paint
ing Is going on about town.
Growers about here expect a very
small yield Of grapes this season.
Il Local boys who attend preparatory
schools are expecting to leave town
| about the 18th.
The railroads are still having heavy
| travel and carrying a large amount of
express matter.
The Deep River school opened We'd
| nesday, the teachers including Grade
2, Miss Gladys Louden, of Norwich.
Friday in the Catholic churches the
| feast of the Nativity of the Blessed
| Virgin Mary will be commemorated.
A West Haven correspondent notes
taht Mrs. E. Stark Thomas and Lois
| Thomas are in Eastford for the
| month.
In the attractive grounds at the
Central Fire station, Phlox. hy-
| drayeas. saliva and dahlias are now
III DIOO1II.
One of the most attractive Of the
Id-fashioned gardens about town is
that at the John E. Post residence, on
West Thames street.
AT East Hampton there has been
a fight of butterflies the past few
days of the variety that hatch from
the miJkweed worms.
The wedding of Miss Lydia Dawson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Da-
vison and Spencer Brown, will take
place at New London. Sept. II.
In the list of marchers in the big
suffrage parade at New Haven Tues
day, appears the name of J. z.
Thompson. of North Stonington.
Sheriff Fred O. vinton of Tolland
county has served notice on the coun-
ty representatives of the special ses-
sion of the legislature, September IL.
Late stayers at Block Island are
having a good opportunity 10 see the
naval vessels. The Virginia is the
latest to sail from Newport for the
Island.
An important conference on evan
gelism for delegates from ten of the
eastern states is being attended at
Suf5eId by delegates from Baptist
churches today.
The Z. S. S. Fulton. tender Of the
submarine base left the Navy Yard
Tuesday morning with four D-subs
for Block Island where they will hold
maneuvefs, returning Friday.
Members of the State Dairymen's
association met in the capitol Tuesday
to complete arrangements for the ma
tional dairy show to be held in
Springfield They will exhibit Con-
necticut dairy products.
A number of Norwich families plan
to remain at their shore cottages I'M
til the middle of the month at least,
and later if the weather continues
warm. Sea bathing is now at its best
and the surf is unusually good.
South Manchester Red Men are
planning TO hold their annual outing
a South Coventry lake Sunday, Sep
tenher 10. A shor:e dinner will be
served. The trip will be made in au-
tomobiles.
The state board of osteopaths,
held an exapaination Tuesday at Hart
ford for candidates who wish to Sc
cure licenses to become osteOpaths in
the state. Four persons took the ex-
aminations-
1u6SudE at 8 o CIOChs IN 81. 4dLT1CK S
church, a months mind high mass OF
requiem for William Caples was sung
by Rev. ]. II. Broderick. Wednes-
day morning there was an anniversary
mass for Michael Flynn.
A correspondent in Wolcott men
.tions that Rev. Oren D. Fisher, Of
North Stonington, has been & visitor
al the home of his sister-in-Iaw, Mrs.
Elmer Coe. while on his way to Wa
tertown where he was the supply on
Sunday.
The current White Ribbon Banner
acknowledges w. c. T. U. dues. in
Guiding from Jewett City (13 mem
bters) $3.25, Ashford a. members)
$3.50; Mystic (51 members) S15.30;
Stafford Springs Gao members) $12;
total s145.30.
OF a former Norwich girl a Hart
ford paper of Wednesday said: Miss
Frances H. Bachelor, art Instructor at
the Hartford Public High schools has
been spending a few days in Old
Old Lyme, going there to attend the
art exhibition.
The state tuberculosis commission
yesterday awarded a number Of
small contracts for work on the
doctors cottage at the Shelton sani
tarium. where DR.. E. J. Lynch is now
superintendent. The cottage was
burned to the ground last May.
The opening day of the September
term of the Tolland county superior
court will be Tuesday. September IL,
at Rockville. Judge Howard ]. Cur
tbs, of Hartford. will occupy the bench
in place of Judge Joel H. Reed, as
the latter goes to Putnam, exchanging
assignments.
Globe Hollow swimming pool at
South Manchester closed Tuesday for
the season. The pool has been open
since last May. Instructor Nicholas
v. Walsh, of Norwich, who has been
in charge of the pool for the past three
years, will soon return to Columbia
university where he is studying.
WEDDING.