Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-05
Que Rl1lletill.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

Rai bird hunters are looking to- wards the Connecticut river marshes now that the law Is oh The toy dog with silky white hair. was the fad at Wednesdays fair, num- dreds being carried home by visitors Among teachers in Cromwell public schools this season are Iona B, Lord of Hebron and Helen Foote of Ando- yer.
 Since last wears fair. death has re- moved William Potter of Providence, who for years assisted George s, Hyles in his exhibits
 A number of local people will be the guests of GToton friends on Fri- day. the anniversary of the battle of Fort Griswold.
 On the morning of September 26 the full moon will pass very little way into the earth's shadow and part or It's light will be cut off.
 The September White Ribbon Ban- ner urges local w, O. T, unions to hold flower mission meetings or lawn par ties before the season ends.
  On Wednesday. Harold Pierson, i'll with typhoid fever at the Baclus hos pital. was able to take a little nour- ishinsnt and his condition seemed more favorable.
 Capt Dennis Twomey took night nff duty on Wednesday evening and his place at the desk at police head quarters was taken by Sergeant Allen C. Matthews.
 Roast young pig dinner at Auditori- um ladies and gents cafe, Thursday- adv.
 Violent deaths for August in Con- necticut were ninety as compared with 10s in July. Of the fatalities seventy | two were accidental fourteen suicidal and four homicides- New London is feeling chesty be- cause this season 1t is to have a i chance to sell Red Cross holiday seals | for profit a privilege heretofore mo- nopolized by Norwich ] MT. and Mrs. B. B. Gardner and I Mrs. Rogers, mother of Mrs, Gardner, l have returned to New London from l Willimantic camp ground, where they have closed their cottage for the sea- | son.
 Several auto parties went to Lyme | for the seventh and closing day of | the artists exhibition Wednesday. Tn | spite of bad weather the annual show for the library benefit has been suc- cess.
 Numerous visitors to the fair this week have spoken with regret of the death of Secretary Theodore w. Yer rinston and have paid a tribute to his work for the County Agrlcultural society,
 A new member of the faculty of the Willimantic high school this term is l Mrs. Thusa Gidman Turner, formerly of Preston, widow of Rev. Robert B Turner of Lebanon. She is teacher oi English.
 Next Sunday the winter schedule will be adopted in St. Patrick's church with high mass ct 1o.so. The early largely attended during the summer twin De diseontinuued,
 The New Haven road may provide s special train for the Holy Name soci- ety from Moosup to New London Sun- day. All the Norwich societies and tho Fftchville society will go on a specia | train leaving Norwich at one o'clock | Regular convocation Franklin chap. I ter No. 4, R, A. M, at Masonic tenn. \ pie, this evening Work in the M. M degree. -adv.
 The Peacock family of Brooklyn, N N mer at Charles H. Burns' Gales Ferr, cottage, Lawncroft have eturne, home, having spent an enjoyable sum I mer, greatly beneficial to MT. Pea cocks health.
 ! The SeashoFe train of the New Ha ven road which has been operatin, between Westerly and New York dur ing the summer, went off the sehedul Tuesday morning, The train has beel running Monday mornings, leaving Westerly at 7,S0 o'clock.
 Referring to the work of the Equa Francise league New London pape says: Mrs William A. Norton, tn Norwich president. has made nun , Der of speeches in the campaign an was a great delight to her bearer when she spoke in Groton.
 News has been received by tn committee upon Thomas Huntington of London. owner of the Gen. Jabe
 Huntington house at Norwich TowI that he will be unable to attend tn . Huntington family reunion this weel , as expected, He is lawyer in Eng ! land.
 Miss Katherine c. Lambert, manu
 facturer of hair goods, will be read { to meet friends and patrons Sept. Il ' at Ills Main street,-adv.
 Lieut. Col. Richmond P. Davis ha 1 sent out notices to warn shipping ths = from September to IS the three inc
 guns at Fort Terry will be fired Z
 night and that therefore the water
 east of Plum island and north of Ga1 ls diner island will be in the dangt Id zone.
 n Returning Norwich tourists say tn; d the autumn season in the Whi-
 mountains will be prolonged until u
 first of November and many hote
 are planning to entertain wint,
 parties, who go up during the holiday = for snowshoeing, tobogganing al
 mountain climbing. The trolley management provided f 'n the crews during Wednesdays rus
 each man being given lunch box col
 taining sandwiches, pie and a bolt
 of coffee. On the il o'clock trip
 such lunches were distributed, most
 the men lunching while the cars wal
 ed at East Great Plain
 Instructed for Mahan.
 The democrats of Old Saybrook he
 their caucus at the town hall Tuesd