Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-27
Glue. Rullfti1l, Norwich. Friday, Oct. 27. 1911.
VARIOUS MATTERS

1 It iS WOIlIl yOuT WII1G 10 read som i CTS adv. today.-adv. The new moon will favor husking parties and straw rides 1; State Forester S. N. Spring has been inspecting the state nursery at Ohio. Country inns are prolonging their season for the convenience of motor , parties.
 Frank Towne has moved his family from Danielscn to Norwich, where he is employed.
 The Episcopal churches will note ] Saturday, the feast of SS. Simon and Jude, apostles.
 The month is nearly over yet Hor- ace Johnsons promised Snowstorm has 1 not yet appeared.
 Numerous parties of city hunters are | being entertained at farmhouses in neighboring towns. A cellar was staked out Wednesday at Eastern Point, where c. L. Avery will build handsome residence. Katherine G. Lambert, manufacturer , hair goods, 116 Main street. Hours 10 to 12, and to 6. Phone S32- -5.-adv. The assessors office will be opened evenings on Saturday, Monday, Tues day and Wednesday, until o'clock adv.
 On some streets it is necessary to almost wade through the dead leaves, which have fallen so rapidly this week. George E. Burr has returned to Mid dletown from Fishers island, where he
 has been occupying his cottage for the last six months.
 At St. Patrfck's church, next Sunday afternoon, the last Sunday in October, there will be a rosary procession, fol- lowing vespers at 3.30. Go to Miss Clapps for stamping, 1 and attractive stamped novelties. See l the new Punched embroidery. Wo- | mans Exchange.-adv Salvia, nasturtiums, petunias, can- l mas, aahlias, honeysuckle, zinnias, ma- | rigolds and cosmos in bloom out of l doors on October 27. is certainly note 1 worthy.
 The approach of Thanksgiving al- l ways means 8 demand for decorative l linens, and women about town who do l fine needlewcrk are now busy supply ] ing orders.
 Miss Alice Welch of the Navy Yard and William Farnham of Groton, a | chauffeur, were married at a. m., l Tuesday. at St. Mary's Star of the Sea 1 church in New London. Several eastern Connecticut princi- l pals attended the annual meeting and ! banquet of the Connecticut School masters club, at the Allyn house, in Hartford, Thursday evening. There has been filed with the state 1 secretary by the New London County l Mutual Fire Insurance company of 1 Norwich, a certificate showing accept l ances of amendment to charter. l Clarence Loomis Of Mantle em- i ployed by the Southern New England l Telephone company, in Guilford, was married to Miss Mertie c. Dudley of l that place, at Guilford on Wednesday. At the annual meeting of the off, cers of the State Catholic Total Ab- stinence union. held in Ansonia We'd nesday afternoon, it was decided to hold the next annual convention in | Derby
 Best Service to alifornia-stand- 1 ard or tourist Latter personally con- l ducted five times weekly without l change. Berth s9. Wash. Sunset i ANChNOJ AA -fLtlh c cOA " e'Sh sctS.y ItGSIOu 1 adv.
 voluntary petition in bankruptcy l has been filed by George H. Brewster
 of Winthrop Highlands, advertising i agent. His liabilities are s10,7S5, of 1 which $500 is unsecured. The assets
 are $467.
 An exhibition of the work of school children gathered from various parts | of the state by the Connecticut Man 1 ua1 Arts Teachers association, is to be
 offered for public inspection in the 1 Henry Barnard school in Hartford to- {. day tFriday).
 Six of the eight bishops of New l England were present at the third I Episcopal missionary council of New l England, which opened at Portland 1 Me, Wednesday. Rt. Rev. Chauneey i B. Brewster. bishop of Connecticut
 was elected president
 Friends of Frank Pagan, who re- 1 membered the date, were congratulat- ing him on Thursday on the success ful completion of the Smoke Shops 1 second year in business, and wishing him uninterrupted prosperity for his popular place of business.
 The noted artist, Henry ". Ranger
 
 Thursday and with Mrs. Ranger re- l turned to New York. MT. Ranger re-
 gently gave an exhibition of his pie | lures for the benefit of the Village Inn 1 orovement society of Noank, where
 he has a picturesque home. The distinguished Thompson travel
 CT, Mrs. Emma Shaw Colcleugh, gave i the first of. her course of five lectures
 continuing the study of South America 1 and the South Americans, Wednesday
 morning at 10.45 o'clock in Churchill 1 house, Providence, taking for her spe. 1 cific subject, South America Revisited
 An expert will be secured to make
 an examination of the proposed Will | limantic-S Stafford Springs trolley road
 and give the incorporators an idea O
 what it would cost to build it, ane
 what might be expected from reve
 nues if the line was built If the re-
 port is favorable the line will be built 1 Postmasters have been advised tha
 postal labels or stickers, not in imi
 tation or, or which do not bear a re | sembiance to postage stamps in form 1 or design, or which do not bear mum
 erals calculated or liable to cause then
 to be mistaken for postage stamps, ar,
 not regarded in the nature of unmaii l able natter