Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
October IL is st. WiIfrid's day.
The days length has now decreased
just four hours.
Sparkling but not not bite-y
Experts bid-Clysmic Water. Spark
llng.-adv.
The heavy fog of the early hours
"wednesday was followed by a day of
summer temperature.
The road north of the schooIhouse
in I1easville has received a coating of
eli, the wor being done by employes Of
the state.
The fair given by the American
council, o. U. A. NJ, of Montville.
in Robertsons hall, last week, netted
about $50.
At Ocean beach every day, half
dozen or mere cottagers, some of them
women. go in bathing Two more
weeks will see the end of the season
for Them
At the special election in Mantle
yesterday, Jay V. Beckwith, democrat
ic candidate for se.ectman defeated
John j. Comstock, the republican can
didate, by "a votes
State Highway Commissioner James
H. Macdonald has purchased a farm
OF about 19e acres in area in the out
skirts of Norfolk and will improve it
for farming and summer residence.
The following have been commits
stoned agents for the Connecticut HUI
name society for three years: Ernest
IL,
Camp of Winsted, Willis W. Cooper of
Colehrool> and Arthur l. Crandall OF
Stamford.
The rains this fall have soaked the
earth, as it had not been soaked be-
though there would be water in all
SPRINGS, wells, swamps, rivers and
brooks all winter.
marriage license was issued: John
William Kern, "a, machinist, Al Four
teentn street, Norwich. Conn; Mary
Luran,s 10. at home, 1862 East 25th
street, Cleveland, 0.
Corporation papers have been fled
with the state secretary by Elmville
Worsted company of Killingly: to
start with 10000 capital; incorporat-
ed by Frank E. Holden, James H
Barnett and Harry E. Back.
On Friday afternoon in New Lon
dos, in the rooms of the Brotherhood
OF Railroad Trainmen, ladies' aux
iliary to the brotherhood will be or
gained. Women who are related to
brotherhood tralnmen are eligible.
Columbus whist and social in Olyn-
pic hall tonight by knights Of Column
bus. Prizes number IA. Cadillac or
chestra will furnish music for dancing.
ables for As players. Prizes on exhi-
Mrs. f Cordelia Smith, s5, widow of
Sidney A. Smith, died Tuesday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Learned
n. Williams. in Waterford. She is
survived by two sons, Park and Err
nest Smith. and a daughter, Mrs. Will
Jams.
Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich
will have q. busy time in the superior
court Friday at Hartford, for besides
the Pest divorce action which is con-
tinued from last week, there are six
unconIested divorce cases on the list
to be tried
The search for Ardelle SERVER, the
mission East New London girl, by
Sheriff Martin, has not proved sue
cess, but is being continued and may
bring the looked for result. She is
being sought in Vermont and Massa-
chusstts now.
The state rcIice commissioners met
at the capitol Tuesday at the request
of SUpt. Thomas F. Egan for a con-
ference il regard to the enforcement
of the new law under which the state
police have charge of the sealing of
weights and measures
OF local interest is the item of Ston-
ington news that through the officers
of Ocean View commandery United
Order of the Golden Cross, the sum of
$500 was paid Monday to the benefci-
aries of Mrs. John T. Stewart, who
died about three weeks ago.
The Connecticut Baptist state con-
vention, composed of 153 Baptist
churches, is to hold it's eighty eighth
annual session in the First Baptist
church of Waterbury Monday to Wei
nesday, October 1913 It is expected
that nearly 400 delegates will be pres
ent.
Dairy and Food Commissioner H
F. Potter held hearings in his office at
the capitol Tuesday. Deputy Commits
sioner Tyler Cruttenden produced evil
dence against a New Haven bakery
charged with not displaying an oleo-
| margarine sign where oleomargarine
was used.
The historical services to celebrate
the one hundred and twenty fifth an
niversary of st. Paul's church Val
! be held in Woodbury., October IA and
| Is. Rev. J. L. r. Wyckoff, senior min
| lister Of the town, and father of Rev
| H ]. Wyckoff of this city, will make
one Of the addresses.
The funeral of Irving W. Allen, q
native of Canterbury, who died Mon
| day, was held from his home. 56 Pres
ton street, Hartford, Wednesday aft
| ernoon, at 2 O'Clock. Rev William De
| Loss Love, president of the Connect
cut Humane society, officiated. Bur
| 1al was in the Zion Hill cemetery.
| The last general assembly passed
| revision of an insurance law so as t.
establish what is termed s'standare
| policy Agents throughout the STATE
| nave been receiving notices under spe
| c1aI delivery stamps TO the effect tina
| policy forms in hand should be de.
stroyed and-no insurance of this par.
tcular nature written until further or
ders.
| Sixteen members Of Comfort circI,
| Of the Kings Daughters met Wednes
day afternoon with Mrs. H. F. Dawle,
l of II3urG1 Hill