Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-06

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 Norwich. Thursday, Sept 6, 1917. VARIOUS MATTERS
 .yE4,; ESss: v.ase'' lamps at s.4s thi. U Warm. smoky. dry weather A prom
 ased for . fsw days.
 | The Bultettn.s Prophecy Of nns weather during the fair was more than | fulf1led
 Growers ofsblue hydranEeAs are hav- ing especially good luck with the how- \ CTS this year.
 Msss MaxEaret Dafy, of Belhon is tc
 teach at tho Pine Street school. Colum- l b1a, this year. l Mctor1ets from Nrw1of appreciate
 the improved condition of roads about
 the Navy Yard
 l for those whose duty 1t is to clip | hedges and vines.
 Summer boarders ere leaving for | towns are loveliest-
 The State Vacation House for work | ing girls, at Madison, closed a. success | full season Tuesday. l A wide new granolithie walk has been laid in front of the A. & P. store l on Franklin street 1 Returning vacalionists are taking 1 advantage of the good weather and all | south bound trains are crowded. | This season the Neptune Park cot | tage of J. W. Atwood. of Wauregan,
 has not been opened by the family. |. Rt. Rev. Chauncey >B. Brewster, Episcopal bishop of Connecticut who 1 was born at Windham. Conn.,. was 69 years old Wednesday.
 Train passengers admide the trel1ises of old-fashioned morning g1ories of different colors, at the Avery place, in the Pines, near Poquetanuck. A delightful place for September outings is Decatur Bluffs, near AL owned by Charles H. Brown, of Nor wich. Following the service preparatory to communion at the Second Congre
 gational church. the church committee will resume meetings, after the sum- mer recess.
 At o'clock Wednesday, in St. Pat rick's church a months mind mass for the repose of the soul of Daniel Drfs-
 coll was sung by the rector, Rev J. H. Frederick.
 At the annual meeting Of the state board of Osteopathic Registration and Examination at the capitol Tuesday, two candidates were examined for orfI
 CHI. Watson of Eastern Point has prese>ted the Groton Heights School a fine collection of stuffed birds which kindergarten room.
 A good proportion of this weeks trade consists of the selling of cloth ing and supplies for the school chil- dren in advance of the opening of the term next Monday.
 At present there are about 125 pa tients at the State Epileptic colony at Man sfleld, where six new buildings, soon to be completed. will acco1nmo- date far greater humber.
 The girls of Twin Lake camp at Lantern Hill, in charge of Mrs. Mo Clay have closed the camp and left Wednesday for their homes in the city There have been about thirty girls at Twin lake this year.
 Dealers in liquors and cigars are receiving fom Internal Revenue Col lector James J. Walsh letters calling their attention to the additional taxes which it is expected that the war 1 revenue bill now before congress will l call for.
 Included among A autoists arrested 1 in Haddam and Higganum Sunday and l Monday for alleged violation of the | frnf ff7Sp 10r London; Omer Ostijay. Mystic; Harry l Braier, New London and R. Getchell, l New London.
 Thomas F. Hamilton of 6s Lewis l street, New London. boss boilermaker l for the Central Vermont railroad was overcome while working in a hot en- g1ne Tuesday and was taken to Law l able to return home this week.
 The annual New England district ! conference and convention of the A. ] was held in Danbury last week, came i to a conclusion with special services on Sunday and the delegates from l Norwich have returned to their homes l
 The themes for the mid-week meet 1 lngs at Trinity Methodist church will i b5S 5 Sept 2. What constitutes true objective for the year." 20. swhat ought to be our motives for the year {" s7. "sVhat ought to- be our pro- sramme ?"
 Of the 126 members Of Lebanon l branch of the Norwich Red Cross a i; good delegation attended the Fairl Wednesday. which was special Red Cross day. One of the most enthu- siasttc members was Mrs. Lewe11yn Pratt Smith (Ndannie Huntington, formerly Of Norwich).
 Austin s. Wheeler, of Iatchheld, died Fishers Island, N. Y., Friday, August 51. MT. Wheeler was for many years engineer on the L1tchfleld branch of he New York. New Haven and Hart ord rad.roed. Burial was in Ltchfeld 'n Sunday. at s.s0 D. m.
 From the Twenty-Third district, in :1ud1ng all of Holland county, Rev.