Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS 1 Light vehicle lamps at s.54 o'clock l this evening.
 The raspberry crop is being har- vested, pickers being busy in the su- ! burban districts.
 1 The recent hot weather is regarded as favorable to an oyster set along l the Connecticut shore.
 The outing of the USited church Sunday school is to be held at Ocea Il Beach today Wednesday,. Some of the most beautiful rhodo- dendrons in town are those in the grounds at Rock Nook Heme. 2 \ Some more of those choice long
 clans at Powers Bros.'-adv. A number of summer bearders from New York have arriyed at the home
 of Oswald Koistenieu on Pendleton Hill. 5s ss sssa A Mystic patfenti Abner Partridge. Jr., who was recently operated on at the Backus hospital, Norwich, is much improved. 5
 The steam drill on the APouuo moe road has reached the Chapman prop-
 erty where big rocks are being drilled
 for the road.
 Announcement is made at Bolton of
 the engagement of Harold l.. Lee and
 Miss Ada Won Beck. The marriage will take place soon.
 Twenty four members of the S. P D. club have returned to South Man. chester after three days outing at Crystal lake. Holland county
 When the Girl Scouts of the Gen. tral Baptist church met in the lecture room Tuesday evening the new cap- tain, Miss E. W. Wheeler presided.
 The papers noted that Frank B. Brandegee, senior United States sem New London, 55 years ago Tuesday.
 A iO1, quiem for Daniel J. Mccormick was sung in St. Patrick's $, church Tuesday at 8 o'clock by Rev. John H. Broder- ick s~s " 4s3
 In the women's infrmary at the Norwich Sanatorium Tuesday even- ing, about so patients. nurses and ats tendants enjoyed the movies in charge of pr. F. F. Sullivan.
 In spite of the fishermen n's- strike zin Boston, Powers Bros. offer a choice selection of fresh native fish.--ady.a
 The S4th triennial concIavea of tn grand encampment of Knights Fem plars at Philadelphia will be attend Cd by members of Columbian Comnlarid- cry, No. I. k. T. of Norwich. Charlie H, Barber. who recently sold Mary c. Waite of New London has purchased the Harry Carsen property on High street where he will reside.
 There were 40 Catholic patients to receive communion. when Rev. Myles P. Calvin, of St. Patrick's church of fered the July Holy Sacrifice of the Mass at the Norwich State Tubercu- losis Sanatorium.
 The state warns all those going for a vacation to be especially careful in drinking water. as four-fifths of all typhoid cases during the year come as a result of people having drunk from supplies that are contaminated.
 The having season has been unus- ua1ly early in Coventry this year. Onl one farm, where the hay has not been in July for the past twenty years, it l was all cured and housed the last of 1 June.
 The Quonochontaug life saving sta 1 tion claims the distinction in this vii 1 cinity of having first sighted the R-34 Franklin J. Miner of that station | sighted the big blimp over Block Isl i and at 6-15 on the morning of it's ar rival.
 It is mentioned by voluntown Townsend of Norwich has been spending several days with friends in that town where he was a former i pastor. He is soon to leave Norwich 1 for Philadelphia.
 The jury commissioners of Holland ] field: George SiswicI1 of Stafford ] Springs and Lyman Twining Tingier 1 of Rockville, will meet in the office of f the clerk of the superior court in 1 Rockville Monday next.
 Charles Murphy caught small mouth black bass Sunday afternoon weighing five pounds and nine ounces at Crystal lake. The bass was twenty two inches long and it's girth was six teen inches. It took fifteen miutes to land the bass without a net.
 After twenty years appreciated ser vice every August as rector of the Episcopal church on Block Island, Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown. of Nor wich, will not take that summer ap- oointment this year. owing to cha nges in the mem bersnip and numbers of the t little chapel. -szsss ]
 Robert Emmet branch of the Friends of Irish Freedom of New Lon-E lon, has named a committee of sixsl Fhos. W. Casey. hairnans tot4 call eon congressman Hon. Richard P.9 Free nan, and request his support and in -sFF 1uence in the passage of this bill for irish freedom. 4t
 Judge John L.. Gi1son in the NewE Haven probate court. has, ordered dis of the estate or Lyman Bas II ;ett amounting to s33,43961, but I show a loss of over S6,000 in securities [ since the war. Three thousand dol4h ars worth of Norwich Street Railway ponds depreciated to $615. I =cAM Ic pEAnnotAfrEr4 4zs