Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-30
Olfe Bullftin.
Norwich, Monday, Sept. 30, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

VARIOUS MATTERS.
 The postoffice at Crescent beach will close today (Mqnday)s8
 Katherine c. Lambert, manufactures of human hair goods. .Nl1s Main street. -.adv.
 Farmers claim that Sundays storm was foretold by several 1aJs Of mack erel sky.
 | James Lord of Lords Hill has ship ped eight sheep to Boston for exhibi- tion at the Brockton fair.
 The state entomologfst, Dr. W. E. Britton, is about the state. examining forest trees with N. L. Rich. The billboards display fine picture of President Taft and the republican 1 committees statement to voters. | Miss Carrie E. Champlin has re- moved her studio from West Main street to 14 Church street.-adv,
 Sunday afternoons showers appeared to promise rainfall worth while, but l by early evening the moon was shin- ing.
 The estate of the late Henry F. Di- mock of New York, native of South Coventry, has been appraised at s2,- 36S.0Oo. M
 The three-masted schooner Thelma 1 was lowed up the river to Norwich Saturday to discharge her cargo of lumber.
 This is the season to be sure. that | chimneys are cleaned and in good con- dition before the winter heaters are started up.
 Announced as one of the preachers at Yale for the year is Rev. Benjamin | w. Bacon of the university, formerly of Norwich.
 The house near the dfawbridge be- ing built for Elmer Tubbs. to replace one destroyed by fire in the spring. is covered in.
 A party from Norwich went down on the 10.50 train Saturday morning for a picnic at Riverview. Charles H. Browns estate.
 U. s. schoolship Newport is due in New London today. the S0th, from a I 10000 mile cruise in European waters. She left New York May 21. The Wonnan's Relief corps is to join the G. A. R. in welcoming home De- I partment Commander Alfred R. Beers of Bridgeport, who is due about octo- Der 14.
 Notice has been given out at New Britain that the next annual meeting of the Connectfcut Regimental Secre- taries association is to be held Jan | uary 22. 1913
 Saturday morning in St. Pattick's church, Rev. Hugh Treanor celebrated an anniversary requiemn high mass for Mrs. Michael McQuirk. at which rela- lives and friends assisted. | R, E. Mitchell of willinhntic and Courtland R. Darrow of New London are members of the Association of Connecticut Road Builders, which was organized last week in Hartford 'I The Otis library has received from Agas H. Goose of Norwich. England newspapers and six pictures of scenes , in the flooded districts. The pictures have been framed and are on view in the library.
 t At the Berlin fair, J. B. Palmer of Norwich won the entire ten awards for Dorset sheep, five for Welch mounL tain rams, the eve sweepstakes, for Hampshire downs and the only award for Angora goats.
 | ID. A. R. members have been notified that the meeting of the Ellsworth Me morial association, open to all mem bers of the D. A. R., is to be held al the Ellsworth homestead, Windsor, or Wednesday Octobsr 2.
 An auxiliary postal service not nec- essarily under strict civil service rules but under complete control of the gov ernment. will be established to take charge of the anticipated large volume of parcels post business in large cities
 Bank men learn that twenty-five thousand dollars in halves, quarters dimes, nickels and pennies is to be washed and frightened by the min bureau of the treasury department tc meet the Christmas demand for new coin.
 To accommodate the increased trave between New York and Boston Sun , days, the New Haven road is addins to it's fall schedule a fast train tC run Sundays only. The hour of de. parture from New York and from Bos ton is 10 a. m.
 George A. Kahn of Yantic won frs award for best exhibit of wool at Der. lin fair, the ram sweepstakes fol Shropshire Downs, two firsts and foul | mi ro a r,d To oI-, . received second award for best twelv, ears of yellow dent corn, crop of 1912 VI William H. Allen attended a specia meeting of the Connecticut stat board of examiners and embalmers ii Hartford Saturday afternoon for tn I purpose of passing on the examination papers put in at recent examination ] of applicants for licenses in New Ha l ven.
 As Columbus day comes on Saturda, the Norwich Knights of Columbus re quested Rev. Father Treanor to hay vespers on Sunday evening. the 13tt = in St. Patrick's church. when a note
 Jesuit professor from Holy C.oss col ' lege, Worcester, has been secured t N preach.
 The police of the state are lookin ; for Roy Howard, Is years old, who ha ' been missing since Sept. 8, when h fl ieft farm in Goshen where he wa
 employed to go to his home in To1
 rngton. He was patient at th :, Norwich state hospital for severs It months last winter.
 Hunters who are looking forward t
 the gunning season are being request
 ed by the game wardens to pay spe
 cial attention to some changes in th
 game laws from last season In tn
 matter of gray squirrels. there ha