Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-04

Visitors at Turner E. Greens in Plainfield the past week included MT, l and Mrs. David Cushman, of Norwich
 Piainf1eld girl, Miss Loretta Ber- geron is a member of the nurses training class at the Backus hospital, Norwich.
 The members of the New England | Order of Protection plan to hold their annual field day at Savin Rock, Au- gust II.
 next Monday, Aug. 9th, and the big Sunday, socalled, will be the Sunday 1 following, Aug. 12.
 Scurs Brothers, who own the Gro 1 ton waiting station, are fixing up the second story of their building to be | used to make candy in.
 Among recent guests registered at | the Wigwam, Pleasant View, are Emile E. Gauchen, Taftville; Mrs. F.. | A. Cudworth, Mrs. J. A. Brand, Nor l wich. | Motor rides into the country, in or | der ito get cooled off before trying to | sleep, have kept both public and pri- | vate machines in use during the hot | spell.
 At South Coventry, Gilbert H. | Storrs shot a young deer in his corn 1 field and divided it among the neigh 1 bors. There were two deer eating the 1 corn.
 Keeping stamps in good condition | has been difficult during the hot, | humid days, while dealers in candy 1 had much trouble with certain kinds 1 of stock.
 Remember the al-day camp meeting at Peabody's, East Great Plain, Sun day.-adV.
 The usual number of reports of bathing accidents are coming in, gen. orally concerning rash persons who cannot swim, yet who venture into deep water.
 The Society of Descendants of Norwich members, will hold it's thir- teenth annual reunion in Hartford August 7, 8 and g.
 Rev. L. M. Kenniston has resigned as pastor of the Preston City Congra- gational church, after five years of service there. He intends to go to Huntington, Conn, in September.
 Dr. E J. Brophy from Aug 1st to Sept. 4th will have office hours from to at SS Central avenue: from ? to at room 10 Shannon building
 
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 County Agent John E. Clifford. ac- companied by Prof. Sims of Connect1- cut Agricultural College, has been in Union. in the interests of introducing thoroughbred stock, especially pure bred swine.
 Emaron J. Eaton has sold to New 1ork men seven to eight acre tract with water front north of River Gi n1 he TI1ar T-Tx I4 ie- reported that the property sold for about s12,o00.
 At the home of MT. and Mrs David c. Griswold in Somers, Wednesday evening at o'clock. their daughter, Verena and Howard Halliday of Suf- field were married bv Rev William Jennings of North Wilbraham.
 At Lyme, William H. Maynard died at his home Wednesday afternoon aft prostration. Herbert Maynard q brother, died at Memorial hospital. New London, Wednesday morning.
 It has been called the attention of the Connecticut Red Cross society that persons not authorized by the society have been ordering goods from several city merchants and having the account charged to the Red Cross 1
 The weather is helping the Kite
 
 eating peaches ought to be ripe in a i week or ten days. The season is so late that the best canning fruit will | not be picked much before the last of l August.
 Schwands & Sons of New York !! have purchased the mill property of | the United Pearl Button Manufactur- Staffordville- They are large mauu- | facturers of pearl buttons with head | quarters in New York
 Charles P. Fitch and Robert E. ] Fitch of Groton have given the fire 1 men $100 with which to furnish the | new house with necessary decorations | and new flag for the pole which has | arrived, been painted and is to be | set up today (Saturday).
 Warning signs of special nature are to be erected at al grade cross ings in the state, under direction of the Public Utilities Commission and the New Haven road, acting under in structions of a special act passed at l the last legislative session. Four of the pigs that arrived in Rockville. Thursday, for the Holland their trip from New York state in | such a condition that would be any | good for farm purposes and were kill ed by Dr. J. Ralph Morin of Rock vile.
 The planet Mars is morning star in Gemini, passing from the western to the eastern end of the constellation during August and will be found be- low the first magnitude stars Castor and Pol1ux the last of the month It is now approaching the earth and slowly increasing in brightness. When Attorney and Mrs. Thomas F. Dorsey of New London celebrated the 25th anniversary of their wedding night by a reception at ! their Ocean Beach residence, one of the special guests was George E Eager of Norwich, formerly United , States consul at Barmen Genrmanv |
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