Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

l'day. -
D: A. R. year books are being is
| sued.
Neosha Whist in Foresters' hall to-
| night.-adv.
Apple buyers are making their
| rounds of eastern Connecticut farms.
Churches in a number of places OBJ
served yesterday as Temperance Sun
| day.
Several music lovers will go to wor-
| cester this week for the music festi-
val.
The next qualifying examinations
for the Rhodes scholarship will be held
at the colleges in October.
The annual meeting of the State
Business Mems association is to be
held in Hartford on Thursday, DC
tober 20.
There is so much building at ocean
beach that it is possible the cars will
continue to run on frequent schedule
! all winter.
The college year at Yale will open
| THURSDAY. Several of the local stu
dents will go to New Haven to settle
their rooms.
1t is now legal to hunt rabbits with
"A ferret and the demand for ferrets
has been such since the law was
changed that they are now selling for
"a apiece.
Examinations for teachers certif-
Gates We're held at the capitol Friday
and Saturday. Candidates examined
were from Wauregan Stafford Springs
and South Manchester.
The September Telephone Bulletin
in Czt fc+
Norwich had 10.5 toll line and 12.S
long distance, as compared with ITO
and Isl in August 1909.
The Meriden Journal noted that Fri
day was the birthday of Rev. Arthur
Truman Randall, for thirty years rec
tor of st. Andrews church. who was
born in Poquetanuck, the son of
clergyman.
Mrs. William P. Little, 81, the oldest
resident Of Columbia, died at her home
there Sunday from heart disease after
a short illness Mrs. Little has been
resident of the town 60 years and
leaves four sons.
Referring to the coming triennial
branches of Niagara university alum
nj, the Catholic Transcript mentions
among the Connecticut alumni, DIR. D.
]. Shahan OF Norwich.
The state Sunshine society is to hold
its annual state convention on Tues
day. September q, at the parish house
OF the Center Congregational church in
Hartford. All branches are. privileged
to send delegates and friends.
On Friday evening, October 81, Ri.
Rev. Bishop Milan will confirm a class
at ST Mary's church. At . o'clock
on Saturday morning, the 22d, he will
administer the sacrament of confirma-
ton to class in st. Patrick's church.
The state federation executive board
met Friday in New Haven at the
home of Mrs. e. l.. Curtis, TrumbuIl
street. The principal business was the
plans for the annual convention, which
will be held in Danielson October 20
and 81.
At South Coventry over Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. AL Cruthers and family were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Barber
at the Spring Lake farm, as were also
Mrs. c. E. Douglass and son, who went
out in the lstters new auto. Mrs. Sarah
A. Burdick, who has been spending
three weeks with her sister, returned
with them to Norwich.
A parish note in Christ Church Re
view says: A late parishioner who
dollars in order that the rent of the
family pew might be guaranteed in
years to come and her mothers name
held in memory in the parish has in
dictated one very beautiful and helpful
way in which requests for the support
of the parish may be made.
Free ice water will still be dis
pensed on the trains of the New York
New Haven & Hartford railroad. but
all drinking cups and glasses, begin
ming October 1, will be dispensed with
on account Of the passage of a sani-
tary law to that effect in Massachu-
setts. The newsies on the trains will
have paper drinking cups for sale,
which may be had by paying five cents.
From the gospel read in the mass on
Sunday. the 18th after Pentecost, Matt.
xxi 214, Rev. Joseph f. Mccarthy
preached yesterday at st. Patrick's
church. Catholics believe that the par
able Of the marriage feast of the kings
son typifes the Real Presence the
mystical banquet, which the preacher
admonished his hearers not to neg
lect for the business and the pleasures
Of the world.
Very Low Colonist Rates
Via Nickel Plate Road, to Washington
oregon and far Northwest, daily, Sept
IA 10 oct IA, and to California and far
Southwest. daily, Sept. 30 to Oct IA
Finest tourist sleepers. Write L. P.
Burgess. N.E.P.A., 312 Old South Bldg.
Boston, Mass.-adv.