Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-24
CTR gullrtin.
Norwich, Tuesday, Oct. "a, 1911.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Norwich, Tuesday, Oct. "a, 1911.
VARIOUS MATTERS
October "a is commemorated as St.
Raphaei's day.
Bright sunshine Monday brouebt OFF
the crowds. and all the stores did a
Experts bid-Clysn1ic Water
Love all-Clysmic. Sparkling-adv.
In the current Connecticut Citizen,
Judge Edgar NJ Warner of Putnam
has a list OF books on Prison Reform
Rev. II. J. Wyckon was the speak
er Sunday afternoon before the first
OF the boys meetings at the Y M. C. A.
Trainmaster r. Fitzmaurice now Of
the Shore line division, with his wife
lett sunday On a trip through the
southern states
At the state conference of the Ladies
auxiliaries of Y. NJ. c. Stamford. If
was voted to hold the next annual con-
ference, which will be on the 18th, in
this city.
Invitations have been received here
for the KiEgsbury- Griggs wedding.
which will take place October al in
the lew Hall Memorial ehurch in
South Wellington.
An interesting book recently added
to the Peck library is A History of
Painting in Italy; Florentine Masters
of the XVIII Century; by j. A, Grove
and G. B. Cavalcaselle.
At the recent annual meeting of the
American Shropshire Registry associa
ton. recently held at Chicago. James
e. Lord of Lords Hill was elected vice
president for Connecticut.
Best Service to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
dre ct o. tourist aHa iin Latter personally con
change. Berth &c. Wash Sunset
Route, ~ Milk & 1852 Wash SITS. Boston
adv.
Cards have been issued for the fall
meeting of the Connecticut charter.
daughters of Founders and Patriots,
to be held Tuesday, October 81. at
Foot Guard armory in New Haven
waiter W. Woodward, Edmund n.
Rogers and John c. F'eliowes of Mont
Vile have been summoned as Jury
men 10 the criminal court Of common
pleas, which meets in New London to-
day
During the recent warm DAYS.
blooms have appeared for the second
time this year on a number. of trees
and shrubs. A beautiful Jack rose was
picked Monday in a Church street
garden.
The death of Stephen Thomas oc-
CURED Monday at the State hospital.
He was native of Cape De Verde is
lands. and belonged in Stonington.
Inc BODY will be sent there today by
Church & Allen.
According to an Indian tradition the
winter is going TO be severe. The
tradition is that there will be fall
OF snow every year sufficient to cover
up the Indian posies, which are higher
now than in years.
Quarterly meeting of City union.
kings Daughters and Sons, at the
Greeneville Cong. church Wednesday
evening at $50. The special feature
VIII De the report of the state conven-
ton held at Bridgeport-adv.
BY Saturday and Sunday of this
make their favorite fall trip to Eliz-
abeth park, Hartford, where the
chrysanthemums are expected to be
al their prime.
Mrs. Fred ]. Hope Florence Chap
man, Nellie Chapman and Ruby Bovn-
ton attended the silver jubilee of the
Christian En6e avor society in Norwich
as delegates from thes Union Baptist c..
e. society, Montville
Mrs. Henry E. ,Silcox of Norwich
was in Rockville to be in attendance
at the Old Folks services at the Meth
odist church. Mrs. Silcox was a resi-
dent of Rockville for many years be-
fore her removal to Norwich.
Owners Of property in other towns
N Connecticut, who are residing in
Norwich, are receiving notices from
the assessors of those towns, under the
law, that taxable lists should be made
out and returned by November 1.
BY agreement with the postal ad-
ministratiou of Denmark, parcels ad-
dressed for delivery in the Farce is
lands are admissible to the parcels
post for Denmark, subject to the pos
tage rate and conditions applicable to
parcels for that country.
The British ambassador, James
Bryce, who was the guest last week
of Clarence W. Bowen at his summer
home in Woodstock, has gone to
Pennington, where he and Mrs Bryce
are being entertained by Admiral and
Mrs. William S. Cowles.
The October Crop Reporter of the
department of agriculture gives Con-
necticut crop figures as follows: Pro-
duction compared with full crop-To-
matoes rs per cent, cabbages rs, on
ions SO. dry beans rs, lima beans rs,
millet hay 81. millet seed SO.
A warning note has been sounded
IN those Connecticut towns where the
gypsy moth pest was conquered last
season that vigilance is necessary
since the state foresters across the
Massa chusetts border have already
found new nests of the moths.
Brenzsd by two years service in
the Philippines, One Hundred and
Forty Sixth company, c. A. c., arrived
Sunday at Fort FL. G. Wright, Fishers
island, where it will hereafter be sta
TONED. There are 81 men in the com
Dany, in command of Lieutenant Nc
Neil.
Sunday was the Jewish Rosh Che
dish, or first new moon day of the
month. This is the second month of
the Jewish calendar and has but enc