Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-17
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 Norwich, Tuesday. Oct. 17, 1911.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Salad supper at Spiritual Academy Wednesday night. 15c.-adv. The last of the Jewish visitors to town for the feast of the tabernaf.1es have returned to their homes.
 Hallowe'er comes two weeks from tonight and already the stores are seIl- Ing favors. seals, novelties, etc.
 The opening fellowship meeting of Congrega tional churches will be held with Ledyard church. October 25. Love alI--CIysmic
 trump among table waters-adv.
 All about the country farmers are pdsN picking apples. many of which are being bought up for the city mar kets.
 The new witch hazel mill below eastern Point is running briskly. and With every indication of a profitable season.
 An informing book recently added to the Otis library shelves is Mary Proetors Half Hours With the Sum mer Stars
 See the great Austin (Pa., Flood pictures at the Breed today.-adv.
 All delivery of mail at Ocean beach ceased Saturday when Substitute Let ter Carrier Charles Cobb was taken off the route.
 Those who have kept a record say thls IS the first time in October when it has not rained for forty years. the weather being ideal
 n this city on Monday, Rev. H. I. WyekoH united in marriage Alexander J- Dale of this city and Lucy l. Will 1ams of New London.
 It is expected that every union in the state will be represented at the W. C. T. C- 36th annual convention which opens in Meriden today.
 The tax collector will be at the store of w. S. Fletcher at the Falls, from l2 m- to l p. n.. today, to receive taxes. adv.
 A number of changes have been mada in subscribers numbers in the new telephone directory, so that ii is we'll to consult it's pages before risk ing the old numbers
 October Is was an anniversary which recalled to Grand Army men the fact that on that date, in 1863. General Grant was appointed to the command O1 tIie western armies,
 There will be the service of Holy the consecration service comes at 10. 30 maths will be said at o'clock and communion in the Episcopal churches tomorrow. St. Lukes day
 Saved from the Torrents. at the Breed today. See the thrilling scene during the destruction of a railroad trestle.-adv.
 Best Service to California-Stand ard or tourist. Latter personally con ducted five times weekly without change. Berth S9 Wash. Sunset Route, 12 Milk & 362 Wash Sts., Boston adv
 Orders issued by the bureau of nav 1satIon navy department, at Washing ton. have assigned Lieut. Comma an.Ier l.. shane to duty as inspector of ma ehinery works at the Ship & Engine O.. Groton
 Today, the third Tuesday in October. IS set aside by the farmers organiza- tons throughout the country as Ma uonal Apple day. It is hoped that it's observance will soon be universal throughout the country
 St James' lodge, No. 2s, F. and A. M, works the F.. A. degree this eve mus. DlstinsulShed on cers will be present. Light refreshments-ady.
 Several Norwich flower growers have been at Hillcrest, Westerly. this week. to see the acres of beautiful danl1as grown by MT. and Mrs. Otis prize blooms still untouched.
 Mrs Laura Colt, who is past grand Of the state temple, Pythian Sisters, and Mrs. Anna Guile. both represent ing Clover temple of this city, left on Monday to attend the annual grand temple meeting in Waterbury today.
 Norman L. Kimball has returned from New York, where on Saturday he game, with Arthur Warrington of Bridgeport. He brought home penrants and pictures Whic hare displayed in C. Y. Pendleton's window.
 A number of Norwich friends and former parishioners have received in Vltatlons to the consecration of Bish- op-elect Thomas r. Davies, in All saints church, Worcester, tomorrow. At 7.30 a. m., there will be com munion celebration for parishoners
 The public utilities commission. headed by c. c. Elwell, will leave New Haven this morning in special train TOT 6 trip up the Hartford division and the days journey, aside from the Hartford line. will cover some of the branches in the northern and eastern part of the state
 For the annual grand lodge meeting Of the Knights of Pythias of the state, which is held in Waterbury today, Wauregan lodge, No 6, is to be repre- sented by Samuel Taylor and William Blackburn. and Gardner lodge No. 46( by Fred G. Thumm, Thomas Beckley and Clinton A. Harvey.
 The Connecticut Advent Christian conference, which has been in session at Westfield. Mass has been most successful from a spiritual standpoint and n attendance. The name was changed to that of the Connecticut and Western Massa chusetts Advent Christian loyal workers association.
 City Sheriff Martin is no nearer finding Ardelle Scriver than the first day he started on the search. He has succeeded in finding no clew that has led him to any definite informa- ton. He is still of the opinion that the missing girl is within 100 miles Of New Lnndon.-New London Tele- graph.
 Emma L. Wood, state press core spondent of the Woman's Relief corps, writes in her report for September