Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-03
Glre Bullftill, --------- Norwich, Thursday, Oct. 3, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

Norwich, Thursday Oct. 5, 191Z.
 VARIOUS MATTERS. . Florists are showing the first white l ehrysanthernums. Yellow blooms are | due in about week.
 Mrs. s. s. Russell has closed her Eastern Point cottage and gone to her home in New York.
 The voters should pack town hall tonight to hear Gov. Marshall-adv.
 Oranges are observing Pomona night and have no difficulty in making fine displays of apples this fall.
 Steam yacht Narwhal, owned in Norwich, has gone into winter quar- ters at ShaW's cove, New London.
 Millinery opening today. Room 20. Shannon bldg. Mrs. M. E. Burke.-adv
 As Columbus day falls on Saturday this year, 1t deprives the school chil- dren of one of their annual holidays.
 Some unusually large and handsome Wolf River apples have been picked this season by Billings Avery of Led yard.
 The thermometer registered 40 de- grees Wednesday morning, and the air was chilly enough to send shoppers after winter needfuls.
 Judge James P. Platt of the United States district court was op- erated on at Hartford Wednesday for stricture of the throat. Thomas Woodworth of Quaker Hill has just finished wiring the Quaker Hill Baptist church and has made the trustees gift of the work. The completion of the addition to the State Woman's Relief corps home at Cromwell makes it possible to ac- commodate thirty-six residents Millinery opening today Room 20, l Shannon bldg. Mrs. M E. Burke.-adv. The annual conference of the Ad- vent churches of Connecticut is to be held at the Advent church, Walling- ford, next Tuesday and Wednesday. The August report of the New Ha- ven road, issued Tuesday shows a net &dlu OI 9O5VsVVVs Dy LetA lAi1 AoA 5OOs 1 business for the month in its history. | Following reception at Wauregan 1 house. Gov Marshall of Indiana speaks ! in town hall tonight.--adv. | Norwich amateur astronomers are 1 trying to make out Gales comet, which 1 is in the constellation Libra, near the star Beta. It Is visible through small telescopes.
 Invitations have been issued by the | board of management and committee l of visitors ~ef. the county home for 1 the October meeting at the homes on Wednesday, the 16th.
 Business mans lunch, 11.30 a. fn.-2 D. m., at Auditorium ladies and gents cafe. 40 cents.-adv.
 1 Fourteen cans of trout lingering, 1 s,s00 in number. from the state hatch cry at Windsor, were recently dis tributed in ponds at Chestnut Hill Turnerville and Colchester. Mentioned among the lodges sending flowers to the funeral of Horace O. Case of Hartford was Natchaug lodge No. 22, K. of P. Willimantic, triangle 1 of smilax, roses. asters and everlast- ing.
 l The body of John Erbson who diei | Sunday at the Odd Fellows home was taken to New Haven, his former home where he has relatives. MT. Erbsor Twas member of City lodge of tha1 ! city.
 T The Jordan Auto company of Wind ham filed a certificate of incorpora
 ton Wednesday: capital, $40.OOO. Tn incorporators are Fred D. Jordan
 Roland B. loJrdan and John L. Leon ard, Jr.
 A big crowd is expected to hea
 Democratic Vice Presidential Candi date Marshall, eight o'clock tonight in town hall.-adv.
 When the October term of the crin
 inal superior court opened at Ney
 Haven Tuesday, with Judge Milton . Shumway of Danielson on the bench E there were more than 100 cases on tn docket to be tried.
 There is no open season for dee on Long Island this year, so the hunt | CTS from Connecticut who go acros 1 annually will have to content them
 selves with an occasional bag of rah
 bits, ducks and geese.
 George w. Wells, head of the Arneri
 can Optical company, died at his hom
 in Southbridge, Mass, Monday. H had suffered from neuritis for
 months. MT. Wells was born at Wood = stock; Conn.,, April 15, 1S46.
 Regular convocation Franklin chaI
 ter, No. 4, R. A. M., at Masonic ten
 pie this evening. Work in the P. \
 and NJ. B. M. degrees. Refreshmen at close of work.-adv. II Secretary E. P. Jones of the Cor
 necticut state board of examiners !. embalmers has announced that thr, out of the five applicants who al lt peared before the board last Tuesds
 at Yale medical school were success fful.
 Mrs. John Addison Porter has talk,
 the Spa1ding house at Grove al P Church streets, New Haven, for SC
 eral years, and with the Misses Port = will move this fall. They have be,
 in Pomfret and Gloucester during t
 1 summer.
 A small pOy gong nome rom one
 the kindergartens Wednesday noe
 got into the wrong street and " ne tearfully bemoaning the fact that Id was lost when discovered by Dr. Cla ne enee B. Capron, who thoughtfully to r. him home.
 to
 ay lt Lecal graduates of Yale have T Ig. eeived prospectuses of the plans ly the new Yale club building to to erected at 44th street and Vanderb ! r. .1st