Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-01

Rev. H. B. Goodsen of South Kill ingly will preach in the Congrega- tionaI church at Andover next Sun day as candidate
 Few idlers are noticeable in piazza groups this summer, nearly every wo- man is knitting for the Woman's S League or the Red Cross.
 Members of the Tuckerbung club and their friends find the clubhouse grounds at the Drawbridge Cove a cool and comfortable refuge these torrid days.
 . Seven young ladies from wi1lirnan- tic are occupying the s. B. Lincoln cottage at Pleasant View. They are chaperoned by MT. and Mrs. J. c. Su1- uvan.
 Norwich cottagers at Pleasant View are working for the success of the mid summer carnival which will be held at the Atlantic Beach casino August 2.
 Mrs John Addison Porter and the Misses Porter of New Haven have gone to Maine for a few weeks. and will open their country home in Pom fret later in the season.
 A few wilted looking horses appear ed wearing hats Tuesday-not so good
 
 liage, which some of the farmers fast en above their horses ears.
 A thermometer in a shady spot in Norwich yard which registers the max mum heat annually. did not go above 80 degrees all last year. but showed the 90 degree mark Monday.
 Norwich people are receiving invi- tations from relatives in East Hamp- ton to sttend the big day of the year. Carnival and Old Home Day, to be celebrated Saturdat.- August 4.
 Dr. E. J. Brophy from Aug. 1st to Sept. 4th will have office hours from to 2 at ss Central avenue: from ? to 3 at room 10 Shannon building. Calls received from 7.30 q. m. to D. m.-adv.
 Two Bolton men. Leslie Bolton and Maxwell Hutchinson are on ten days trip along the New England coast from Boston to Portland, Me They will stop at beaches along the route.
 Singers from Norwich assisted Sun day evening at the Children's Day ex- ersises at the New London A. M E. Zion church, of which Rev F. George Riddle. D. D.. recently of Norwich, is pastor.
 Motorists from here rejoice that the new stretch of cement road at Mont vile will be completed soon, as the long and disagreeable detour has exas- perated automobile drivers beyond the limit of patience.
 Tuesday was the hottest day in Tollahd county and the city of Rock cury reached the 100 mark in the shade about noon and remained there for several hours.
 
 twenty-seven registrants have been drawn in the lot of the draft for the great American army a large propor- tion considering population and num- Der of registrants.
 Contrary to the general belief. ice men do not like long stretches of ex- tremely hot weather one dealer l claiming yesterday that after a few days the drivers get quite used up, un- ! less 9 cool wave comes.
 Rev. George G. Scriveners of Nor | w1ch, district superintendent. will l preach at East Hampton. Sunday, | August 18th. during the celebration at | the Methodist church of the 100dth | anniversary of Metllodisn.
 At Stafford Springs, a former curate | of St Patriek's parish, Rev. Felix J. | O'Neil has bought land and house be- 1 longing to the Desmond estate, which 1 ad5oins St. Edwards rectory. extend l ing the grounds of St. Edwards parish | to occupy the entire block.
 The public utilities commission had | a conference Monday with Lawyer ] John H. Cassidy, formerly of Nor wich. representing the Waterbury & Milldale Tranway company. with re- gard to complaint from Waterbury , patrons that the service on the line 1 at present is not satisfactory.
 Steamer Monteag1e, which reached Vancouver July 18th, had as pas sengers Rev. BrowneIl Gage. Mrs. Gage CHelen R. Howe) and four children. who are coming Iom China and will reach the home of Mrs. Cages parents. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Howe. in Norwich, the middle of August.
 Miss Marion E. Stark of Norwich. who has been elected professor of Mathe- natics at Meredith college, Raleigh, N. C., was a student four years at Brown university, Providence at the ship of $500 and took a, post graduate course in mathematics. She has her NJ. A. degree.
 Battery E of Branford. under com mand of Lieut.. Greene left New Lon Ron Monday for Niantic where they will encamp with other militia com 1 paEfes of the state. Battery E, on it's | arrival two months ago took up quart CTS at the Palmer residence on Pe- 1uot avenue and later moved to the sit eof the old Pequot house.
 Conductors Made ConstabIes.
 The New Haven road has made special rolicei1len of all it's conduc- nV-- md