Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-10
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 The time for watermelon parties is at hand.
 Saturdays excessive heat sent many local families to the beaches.
 Saturday was considered the hot test day of the summer so far.
 The sales of hot weather needs tn- creased business in the stores Satur- day.
 A parlor car in use on the Shore Line division of the New Haven road this summer Is named for Willi1nantic.
 James Jay Smith has sold Mary B. GriswoId and Mary F. O'Connor, of Hartford, building lots at Saybrook Manor.
 A Bradford, R. I. correspondent mentions that Rev. George H. Cham bers has moved his family to Fitch vile. Conn.
 Most of the trains were late Sat urday, so heavy was traffic, some of the New York expresses running in three sections.
 On Sunday, July 16th, Dr. Benjamin W. Bacon, formerly of Norwich, is an- 4LCLAtlCGu U pLGdCu dL lIIG SLOIlIlS LOL Congregational church.
 The thirty-fift annual outing of the Order of the Eastern Star in this state is to be held at AIomauguin Beach, East Haven, Thursday, August 31.
 Thunder, lightning and rain in the morning followed by a dull afternoon of great humidity, and more rain in the evening, made Sunday most un- comfortable.
 A big excursion from Rockville and points north iS coming down on the C. V. road tomorrow, to take the steamer Block Island for Watch Hill and the island.
 Recent aids to navigation and changes of interest to mariners in clude: Block Island-Great Salt Pond Harbor-Buoys established. Number on buoy to be changed about July 15, 1916.
 A former Norwich man, now work ing in Bridgeport IS getting S7 per night for five nights a week. but finds rent and the cost of living so high that he claimed he saved when living in Norwich.
 At Watch Hill recently, a 2bau foursome (handicap) was held at the
 
 MT. and Mrs. J. 4. Atwood of Wau- regan won, playing against MT. and Mrs. Wyeth.
 Circulars have been sent out to all membe of the New E,ngIand Order of Protection in this state. annOunc- ing the annual field day, which is to be held at Savin Rock, New Haven, Saturday, July 29.
 The Heart club has opened it's an nual camp, it's members arriving to spend the next two weeks as the guests of Miss Ether Spicer, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Spicer at their farm at Eastern Point
 There is IccaI interest in the Hart ford probate note that the adnlinis- trator on the estate of Daisy M. Neal Lathrop, late of Hartford. is Elisha E. Lathrop. Walter H. LathrOp and An drew Neal are the appraisers.
 Il was formerly necessary in Con- necticut to enlist in the signal corps and then be promoted into the aviation sections, if one were deemed fitted for that work. It is now possible to en- list in the aviation corps directly
 Would-be United States citizens now serving in the army will have an ad- vantage over their friends by reason of the fact that after one years ser vice a person is admitted to full cit izenship rights without awaiting tho hVe-year period.
 An Ellington woman, Mrs. Maude ? KimoaIl, has left for Lima, O., where she is with the Business WOmen's club which recently purchased one of ;he finest residences in the city for it's new home. Mrs. KimI0au will be in charge of the home.
 The infantry camp at Mantle has attracted many visitors to that resort during the past week, and families and friends of the men encamped there nave taken up a residence at the nearby hotels until the troops are or dered to the border.
 Sunday at St. Patrick's church, Rev MylesF P. Calvin, preached rom the opening text of the days epistIe. RO- mans VIII, 1928, Brethren the g1f- ferings of tl9is time are not worthy to be compared to the, glory to come, that shall be revealed to us.
 The section foreman on the Shore Line division of the New Haven Road pair the tracks and put in ties. To date all Of them are working with one or two men instead of the ten re- quired to keep the work up.
 Rev. William A. Fitzgerald has be- gun to say mass Sunday in a terl- porary chapel at The Griswold, East ern Point, MT. Plant, the proprietor ac- cording the Groton pastor every fa- cility toward weekly services for the hotel guests and Catholic help.
 The supply of markers for pleasure cars on hand in the state automobile department is running short and it may be necessary to supply the own CTS of cars with written permits. The last order for 4.00O has not been filled and the supply on hand is down to 200 markers.
 It is stated by a Springfield paper that Miss Ruth Wallace, who has been spending several days at the Wallace summer home, at Lyme, is now at Pomfret, where she will be the guest of friends during the month, return ing then to South Lyme for the rest of the summer.
 At New Haven, Friday, the annual missionary offering which brought in S2,G00 in cash and pledges was taken up at the national convention of the Young Peoples Christian Union of the Universalist church. Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Cobb, Miss Eleanor Gebrath and