Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-12

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September u is st. Georges day.
Local visitors in Canada write home
OF severe frosts.
| ments September %.
The Oswegatchie house waterford
mas had the finest season in years.
| Division No. 2. A. o. H., meets to-
night.-adv.
Those who can do so are improving
the hne days for outings to shore or
country.
Monday mornings unexpected thun-
der shower spoiled considerable sum
n1er finery.
Farmers who are filing silos are
suffering from hay fever from the pol
len of ragweed.
Sunday and Monday a large number
of Jewish summer visitors left for
their New York homes.
One~new member was initiated on
Monday evening at the regular meet
ing OF the Carpenters union
Monday was pay day for the SOL
them came to Norwich to spend their
cash.
The Luther league extension com
mittee of the state is planning a big
rally of young peoples societies dur
ing November.
Goes straight to the spot-Clysmic
Tastes all the way "down"-water-
adv.
There was a rainfall of II of an
inch during the shower on Monday,
making total of so of an inch thus
far thus month.
Most of the hotels at Block island
and Shelter island have ended their
season; but the Fishers island season
is not yet over.
The current issue of The Indepen-
dent has a five-page Illustrated ac-
count of the Woodstock Pageant, Au-
gust IL, by Constance Holt.
Eastern Connecticut young ladies
VIII leave today for Hartford for the
opening on Wednesday of the school
year at Mt. St Josepfi's seminary.
Special lunch at Halle club, We'd
nesday, from IL to 2. 35c to non club
members.-adv.
The family of Mrs Charles Caulkins
of Norwich left Bushy Point Monday
after spending the summer there. They
were the last cottagers remaining at
the point.
A number from here will go to
Providence September Is and 16, when
the city will be beautifully decorated
for the annual reunion of the Army of
the Potomac.
Low Rates to California-Sept. IA.
to Oct. IA. Tourist sleeping cars Ave
times weekly. without change. Berth
SO via Washin gton-Sunset Route, IL
Milk st. and 362 Wash. St.. Boston,
adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon O'Connor, who
were married last Wednesday in Col
chester. will arrive at New London to-
day from their wedding trip, and will
The session of the criminal superior
court will be resumed here this morn
ing at 10 o'clock and 1t is expected
that the case against. CORTLAND May
nard, charged with arson, will be
heard. 4
The. season at Gardner Lake having
closed, George r. Sanders has re-
turned to Norwich. For the past ten
charge of the refreshment stand for
Robert w. Otis.
Waterbury papers comment on the
fact that the eloquent sermon at the
dedication of the Church of the Bles-
sed Sacrament, Sunday afternoon, was
by the Rev. William A. Keefe of ST.
Thomas church, of voluntown.
Although the stories of the Chinese
r4-f~
easiness to their friends nothing to
cause definite alarm has been heard
from Dixon H. Leavens and his sis
ter, Miss Leavens, who are engaged in
Chinese mission work.
The Falcon band Of Norwich stop
ped over at Uncasville Sunday after |
noon on the way to Norwich from |
New London, where 1t had been play |
ng & two days engagement, and rem
Tered concert of an hour or more |
near the car station, big crowd as |
'embling.
Worcester papers note that Bishop |
elect Thomas +. Davies has returned |
rom Europe, accompanied by his |
mother, Mrs. Mary H. Davies, his sis |
-ers, Miss Marion Davies and Mrs. H |
). Haines, and Mrs. Haines' two sons. |
he will be consecrated bishop October |
Is at Worcester.
The regular monthly meeting of the |
W. c. T. U. was held on Monday at |
he society's rooms on Shetucket |
treet, with a good attendance. vari- |
JUS reports were read and accepted |
md other routine business was trans
lcted. The president, Miss Cross, oc- /
.upied the chair.
There is local interest in the cele- !
)ration which closes today (Tuesday) |
1t Putr1-in- Bay, Ohio, of the centenary |
If Commodore Perry's victory In
S14, the Thames hotel, now the home |
If James r. Allyn, below Thamesville, |
vas rented by Capt. Christopher r. |
Perry. father of the commodore, and |
he hero paid him a surprise visit |
here. on July of that year.
Earl Chanler Whitaker of Provi-
1ence and Miss Clarinda Howard I
Bates Of Pherix were married last |
week at Oneco, Conn.,, at the home of |
Mrs. Clark D. Whitfafd, an aunt of !
he Bride. The ceremony was per- 7
ormed by Rev. Samuel Thatcher, pas |
or Of the Oneco NJ. b. church. Mr.. |
ind Mrs. Whitaker returned by auto |
mobile to Phenix, where they will |
make their home