Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-11
VARIOUS MATTERS

Norsxich, Monday, Sept. il, 1911. VARIOUS MATTERS
 Beach pond, voluntown, is said to be lower than for years. The Atlantic house, Watch Hill. R. l. will remain open through September adv.
 Yesterday was the w C.. T. U. Sun day. and was so observed by a num- Der of churches.
 There are now 42 prisoners under the care of Jailer Oscar Maine at the in stitution on Cedar street. Included in the entering class of 51 at the Danbury state normal school is Miss Mary Sarah Power of Lyme. Several Oranges in nearby towns Will make vacation experiences the topic of their September meetings. About the country trees are infest- ed with caterpillars, which few own CTS of orchards take the trouble to remove.
 The state Turner teachers are to Aioiu d COIiS cIl'Oil III NGW BTlIa1n either the first or the second Sunday in October.
 Scott Bros. of Old Lyme have had the greatest peach crop in years, hay ing already marketed over 100 bushels of Elbertas.
 Tuesday. the 6Oth birthday of Rev. MT. Clark, founder of the Christian Endeavor movement, will be noted by members of the organization.
 Following the examinat ations at the Academy today and Tuesday the school will open on Wednesday morn ing for the regular sessions.
 Farmers from this county who at tended the four days New England fair in Worcester, state that the total attendance was close to 90,000.
 Connecticut will be represented at the annual convention of the National Association of Pharmacists at Niagara Falls. beginning today (Monday).
 Those who returned from shore cot tages during Saturdays chilly, threat ening weather regretted it Sunday, which was q day of summer heat
 None of the Norwich ice dealers at-
 
 association at Lake Compounce, Bris- tol, Friday, when about 70 dealers were present.
 A New London real estate broker has sold for Keefe & Neilan the building lot corner Bentley avenue and Park avenue at Ocean Beach to Louis Ma brey of Norwich.
 A petition is being circulated asking the cA antyS ayr tn in, ing for the town meeting clause call ing for action on the securing of voting machines for the town. awarded the contract for the piece of state highway commencing at the up- per end of Main street. Watertown, expect to commence work at once.
 Although the day proved stormy, the Mrs. George W. Mansfield of Poque- tanuck, under the auspices of the Catholic Woman's club. netted s37 ish was resumed yesterday. Hereaft- CT the children will attend their spe- cial mass at o'clock and occupy the section of pews reserved for them.
 In St Patrick's church Saturday morning, Rev. Hugh Treanor eelebrat- ed a months mind requiem high mass for Thomas Kelly of Thames street, at which relatives and friends assisted.
 A. M. Etheridge of Massapeag has gone to Kingston with his horses, which are ntered for the races. Mrs. Etheridge leaves Tuesday to stay the remainder of the week and attend the fair.
 Rev. and Mrs. Charles Derbyshire of Fishers island, where Mr. Derby shire recently resigned his pastorate of the Union chapel, are to seek milder climate on account of Mrs. Der byshire's health.
 When Judge Milton A. Shumway of Danielson opens the September term of the criminal superior court in Bridgeport, Tuesday, he will find docket of nearly sixty cases, among them five murder charges.
 Notice has been given by Secretary Spaulding of the Building Trades coun- ci1 to the Master Builders association that after Sept 15 no member of the Building Trades alliance will be per- mitted to work with any non-union men.
 It was announced Sunday in St. Patrick's church that White Cross
  voted the handsome sum of $50 to- ward the church improvements in an- ticipation of the conservation, Septem Der 24.
 After having been with the Porteous & Mitchell company for IS years, Ar chibald E. Mitchell has resigned and will go into commission business in Boston and win have his son Andrew associated with him. His departure from town will be regretted.
 One section of the stringent new cig- arctic law reads: Every person under sixteen years of ase. who shall smoke, or in any way use, in any public street, place or resort, tobacco in any form whatsoever, shall be fined not more than seven dollars for each offence.
 To protect the poor, who buy by small measures, 3 newly adopted law reads that all coal sold, except in ac- cordAnee with a written agreement with the purchaser otherwise or of