Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

{, ter since the leaves have been raked l Up and carted away, or burned. l Plenty long clans at Powers Bros. 1 Tel. 7I7-114.-adv.
 , Many Grangers and others will go to 1 Springfield for the big corn show to- ! day, Wednesday and Thursday. gin to have wfntry aspect. Most of the trees are bare, although a few oaks still retain their leaves Tn St. Patrick's church on Monday at 5 o'clock. Rev. Hugh Treanor ceIe- brated a months mind requiem high mass for William Fields. Many delegates to the missionary meetiIgs arrived Monday and re- ceived pleasant social attentions dur ing the afternoon and evening. The death of Martha Walker, wife of Edward A. Swain, occurred Sunday at pomfret- fret She gas the , daughter 45 of Burroughs.
 Hair goods for sale Chiropody. Mrs Underwood. Tel. 55-4.-adv. Hotel men who have systematically advertised to cater to auto tourists in opinion that the business had nearly doubled this year.
 Miss Roche from Backus hospital was called by Dr. J. l.. Gardner Sun day to nurse Gilbert Randall in Plain field. who is sick with nephritis and complications of lung trouble.
 At wauregan Monday, L. Godreau caught his hand in a carding gear and crushed it badly. The first finger was amputated by DrS. Gardner and Dow ming at the patients home in Waure- gan.
 Richard Lamont, the Middletown weather prophet. says it will rain or snow nearly every day this week. He Connecticut river will not be closed this month.
 Fresh opered escallops. live market cod, hiaekfsh and flathsh, received to- day. Powers Bros. Tel 777-114-adv. Grand Army men are wondering who will succeed Albert A. May of Meri- den, who has resigned as treasurer of the soldiers home at Noroton after II years, his private business requiring all his attention.
 Bishop c. B. Brewster of the Con- necticut diocese of the Episcopal church, has announced among his No vemher and December appointments, Sunday, November 2s. a m, Stafford Springs, ?. n1., Rockville.
 MT and Mrs Carey Congdon of New London have been married twelve years and they recognized the anniver- sary by entertaining Monday evening a few friends who are members of a club with which they are associated. Try Clysmic once and you'll say Clysmic when you mean table water. adv.
 Already a number of gypsy moths have been found across the Massachu- setts line The scouts caution those who find the pests that it is useless to merely crush the nests, in attempting to destroy them; the only safe way is to burn them.
 Local people have received from Springfield friends specimens of the return postal cards which have been used in the present campaign to re- mind each voter of the date of cleo tion, and the precinct and ward in which he is to vote.
 St. James lodge. No 2s. F. and A. M., work the F. c. degree this eve ning.-adv.
 A census bulletin just issued shows that on April 15, 1910, s,S27 Connecti- cut farms reported having swine to the total value of S471.774 The total number of the animals were 52,2T3, of which So,411 were hogs and pigs, and 21,s62 were spring pigs.
 Eastern Star sale of aprons, novel ties, cake and candy at Buckingham Memorial Wednesday afternoon and eVening.-adv.
 A big coon supper was held at the home of Henry NJ. Pendleton at Pres ton Plains one evening recently. There were a hundred present and three coons were eaten by the party After supper the guests started in to help Mir. Fendleton husk his corn and clean ed up over a hundred bushels.
 An agent of the state board of ed- Norwich, Wednesday Of each week at 100 D. m.. and on Saturdays at 200 ?. m. for the purpose of giving exam nations for employment certificates. The parent or guardian should accom- pany the child, bringing documentary evidence to prove age. also card giving name and address of employer show ing that the child is to be employ ed adv.
 At Plainfeld today there will be meeting or lumbermen and farmers from Rhode Island, Massachusetts and this state to discuss the matter of the sale Of railroad ties, the railroad price of seven-inch ties from 72 cents to 69 cents A more rigid inspection of sfX-inch ties is also being made, and tine sellers say that under the new conditions they cannot make a profit from the sale of their ties.
 Best Service to California-Stand- ard o- tourist. Latter personally con dueted five times weekly without change Berth s9 Wash-SunseL adv.