Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Tides will be high today.
 This Is St Jerome's day in the ec-
 elesiastical calendar.
 Wednesdays sunshine increased the
 travel New Yorkward-
 october devotions will be held in
 the Catholic churches beginning on
 Friday.
 Outdoor work was resumed on Wed-
 nesday, after the delay caused by the
 storm.
 l The tug Cassie lowed the barge Ju-
 Ia Howard to Norwich Wednesday
 porning.
 1 Hudson Fulton celebration. Take
 steamer Chelsea to New York. Fare
 sl.OO.-adv.
 The closing out sales of ssummer
 goods attracted many shoppers to town
 on Wednesday,.
 Stone walls along the country roads
 are overgrown with grape vines this
 year, the fruit being abundant and of
 extra quality.
 There was the service of JIoly Con- | munion in the Episcopal church on | Wednesday, the feast of St. Michael
 and All Angels.
 | Postmaster D. l.. Gates will close
 the Crescent Beach postoffice for the
 season on October ?. | Local dealers and manufacturers
 learn that leather used in the manu-
 facture of belting reached it's highest price within few days since the civil | war.
 | The Crescent Beach railroad sta- | ton will be closed on Saturday, Oc- Ayres will go to New York to see the
 last end of the Hudson-F Fulton cele- bration.
 ] Hon. L. B. Whiton, R. H. Small, P. Le, Roy Harwood. E. l.. Whiton
 and T. E. Donohue all came from Stamford. Two were nominated for l office Tuesday night.-New London | Telegraph.
 | Comfort circle of The Kings's Daugh- l ters, Mrs. A. T. Utley, leader, held its first meeting of the season wednes- day afternoon with Mrs. Walter E.. Garfield of Fairmount street, eleven members attending. Louis Wassmer and Miss May West rick of Waterford will be married this | (Thursday) morning at o'clock at | St. Josephs church, New London. Mir. | Wassmer is employed as pianist at the Brocksieper dancing academy.
 Announcement has been made of l the coming marriage of Miss Gladys daughter of Rear Admiral Caspar F. Goodrich, and Lieut.. Charles Belk- nap, U. s. N, on Monday, October ! 25, at o'clock in Christ Memorial l church, Pomfret. l Connecticut has a population of | 1,050, ,000, according to the estimate of Prof William B. Bailey of Yale uni- versitv, the supervisor of the census ! 1OT ItllS StdLE. HIS lS du luCI6dSG OI 142,000 since the last census, which showed s0s,000.
 The Telephone Bulletin for the cur rent month says: Miss Myrtle Hunt ington. supervisor in the Norwich of flee for the past three years, has been compelled to resign her position be- cause of poor health. The best wishes of all go with her. The pamphlet containing the public acts of the session of 1909 has been issued from the office of the secretary of state. There are 28e acts, against 26S in 1907, and there are also this year three proposed constitutional amendments printed with the laws. Connecticut police are looking for man who calls himself H. B. Rollins, who is alleged to be unlawfully solic- iting orders for dress forms and mag azines for a New York and Philadel- phia house. Rollins generally receives a small deposit on goods and then dis appears.
 The blanks for examinations of cen sus enumerators will be sent out in a few days and the appointments will be made before long. It is understood that the examinations will be very rigid this year, but the applicants will be given sufficient length of time to fill out the papers.
 Numbered in a party that is to start from New York October 16 for a three months trip around the world are Mrs. c. w. Bullard, Willimantic; MT. and Mrs. A. E. Houssmann, Wal ter R. Dennison, New London; Mrs J. A. McDonald, Willimantic; Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Tyler. East Had dam; Miss Harriet M. Taylor willi- mantle.
 Thomas Fitzgerald died suddenly at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Patrick Callahan, at 422 Myrtle avenue, Bridgeport, Monday evening. Two brothers, the Rev. Dr. Robert F. Fitz- gerald formerly of Norwich. now sta- tioned at Derby. and John R. Fitz- gerald of Bridgeport, and one sister, Mrs. Luke Kennedy of Philadelphia, survive him.
 Polish socisties have received com munications asking the cooperation of each branch of fhe national con1rase