Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
VARIOUS MATTERS
ldian summer begins today.

has returned home from Backus hos pital,- Norwich
 Luther leagues will celebrate tomor- row the birthday anniversary of Mar tin Luther, November 10. 14s3.
 William Arthur weatherhead. 57, died suddenly in Providence Wednes- day. He had number of friends in Norwich.
 Italians throughout the state are re ceiving notice from their government to return to the defence of their na tive land.
 The rainfall early Friday morning amounted to IS of an inch. or a total of 1.20 for the month thus far The reservoir is holCing its own.
 Power cruiser Runaway. owned by \. H. Iathrop of Norwich, was hauled out at J. H. Webster's at Neank and storea for fhe winter. Thursday. Art friends have received invitations from Rockville to exhibition of the pictures of Gustave A. Hoffman in his studio, November 15 to r. inclus- i've.
 At Lords Point, W. Q. Stanton has the foundati i for Stanton's inn near ly complet-d- George Converse of Westerly and Roland Shepard of Put nam are assisting at the work.
 At the Central Baptist church Sun cay evening, Rev. P c. Wright vii. give an address upon The Life of Ms F. tin Luther and The Reformation, illus trated bx the stereopticon.-adv
 Coroner and Mrs. Franklin H. Brown, with Mrs. Browns sister. Mrs. E. V. Mann, returned on Wednesday. after spending the season at Redfern, their summer home at Gales Ferry.
 A. M. Kennedy of Norwich, who has been occupied recently painting the two summer cottages owned by George Frost of Nontclair N. J.. at Gales Ferry, completed the work this week At a regular meeting this week at the Armory Major R. S. Griswold comma Id, r. s, ". V. decided upon carrying out ifs usual Thankskiving plan of having a special social even ing in Thanksgiving week.
 The price of sugar is still going down According to statement sent to local retailers by the New York wholesale dealers the prices on all grades of refined sugar were reduced ten cents a hundred pounds.
 Plainfield people are interested in the failure of the Columbia Magazine. number of shares of stock were | owned by people in that town, who are endeavorings to ascertain if their loss will be partial or whole.
 The Connecticut Fair association Is discussing the. advisability of in creasing its capital stock from $32, 900 To $20U,0oO. committee has been ap- pointed to report upon the plan at the annual meeting November 20.
 orders for all kinds of needlework. Has e-1cl-sive designs in stamped linehs. large variety of articles in the Wo- mans Exchrnse and choice home cooking-adv.
 John NJ Brewer, deputy collector of Internal revenue. who went from a vacation in Norwich to Waterbury and then started on tour of inspec- ton, has returned to his desk in the federal fuilding, Waterbury.
 Robert Dart and family of Chester field have hired the house and barn belonging to Mrs John Wohlforth on the South road. East Lyme. MT. Dart will be employed in hauling lumber for l.. S. Ingalls, of Norwich.
 The mem bers of the Sterling base ball club were guests of H. B. Mowry at dinner given in Narra gansett ho- tel, Providence, Saturday. Following Ginrer, the party visited Keiths the ater, returning home on the midnight train.
 At the New London flower and fruit show this week, a display of apples and pears was made by Charles T Beasley, formerly head gardener for Mrs. William Camp Lanman of Nor w1ch. He is now superintendent for Peter B. Bradley of Bingham, Mass
 The state board of education is to hold an institute for teachers at Moo aus schoolhouse. next Saturday l.. " Clapp of Willimantio speaks on Methods in Arithmetic, A. N. Potter of Willimantic on Teaching History, and 2. F. Wheeler of New London on Teaching Reading.
 Dr. Burton s. Allyn of New London mas purchased farm in Waterford from Griswold Chappell The farm consists of abo1t nine acres and is located On the road north of Jordan Village, adjoining the property of worked for the sand there.
 The efforts of the Ericson memorial committee, of which Charles A. Pear son of Norwich is president, to secure a fitting monument to the inventor of the Monitor continue with encourag- ing success. Seventeen clubs of lead- ing Swedish people throughout the state are working for the fund.
 The United States civil service com 'hAosicIl dAIOlIJceS~ GXaDnlDaJ1OnS-- positions on November 22, as follows: For cataloguer s720: for general me chanic, departmental service, Wash Ington, D. C., $S40; for monotype key board operator, government printing office, 50 cents per hour; for teacher, Indian service, s720.
 Indications point to the organiza ton of an active Holy Name society in St Patricks s parish, Sunday Rev. Father Treanor has received many as- surances of sympathy and encourage ment Tn the movement. At last Sun day nights sermon in Hartford ca thedral, Bishop Milan addressed over 2,ooo men. who formed themselves in to big Holy Name society, to put. down profanity and indecent speech.
 WEDDING.
 Esterbrooks PaIner.
 The wedding of Miss Fife Florence Palmer