Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-19
VARIOUS MATTERS.

LcuydTQ p6dCn STOWoTS u send nice looking fruit to market. Low water in the streams is caus- ing trouble for some of the mills in towns north.
 Several brief showers Wednesday evening cut down the patronage at the stores on their midweek open night. A large number of out of town pu- pills are attending the Norwich Free Academy and other schools this term. Leroy Osborn is removing a large elm tree from the property of the Huntington Memorial on Washington street.
 Fall millinery opening today. Open Monday, Thursday and Saturday eve nings. Mrs. F. A. Collins, ' Mckinley avenue.-adv.
 Music lovers from thisj section are talking up a Canadian trip to include week of October ':
 For the second time this season the vines on the Otis library annex have had to be trimmed, so dense was their growth about the windows.
 George w. Thompson, conductor on the East Lyme street railway, left on Monday for Saybrook. where he will work on the Shore Line railway.
 Members of the Norwich Golf club continue to enjoy their afternoons of piazza bridge, in which they are fre- quently joined by New London friends. Mrs Wa1far r7ovarc- r,fJlipar,, mar lors, T Union street, are now open with complete new line of fall and winter millinery.-adv. Grand Army men hear that Bridge port is planning 8 big welcome home for Commander in Chief Alfred B. Beers and Adjt. General Henry J. See ley.
 A party of Norwich members is planning to be at the Golden Spur on Friday when Mrs. Leeds entertains the September meeting of the Thames Past Grands' association. With fair weather today many Nor wich people will be in New Haven to witness the pageant They will ali
 expect to arrive in time for the pa- rade, which starts at o'clock. The democrats of Stonington de-
 cided to depart from their custom of 1 placing republicans on their local ticket, and at their recent caucus
 nominated straight democratic tick et
 A 25o-pound swordfsh, probably the last of the season, was caught off Block Island Wednesday by Captain
 Ross and shipped to Powers Bros
 adv.
 Most of the Norwich cottagers have
 returned from Crescent beach The l Mexam house has been closed and the
 season is practically at an end. The full
 The state, automobile register issued
 June contained a list of 4,47S reg
 istered cars owned privately, while that issued Monday contains the reg
 istration of 16,90S privately owned
 cars.
 Major and Mrs. Pillsbury, U. s. A., have taken up their. residence in New \ London Major Pillsbury is the sue cessor to Capt A E. Waldron in Icharge of the United States engineers
 office.
 The inventory of the estate of Will jam Fl. Chapman. who died in New
 London, February 14, which was filed
 for record in the probate court yes-
 terday, estimates the value at $197,- 538.13.
 Catherine T. Murray have opened
 dressmaking parlors at 100 Fifth St
 Plain and fancy work solicited Prices
 reasonable.-adv.
 Mrs. George F. Hughes and family I of Eastern Point have gone for an
 automobile trip to the Berkshires. MT
 and Mrs. B. P. Mallory of Providence . will remain in their cottage until theil return
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Coulisch of New York gave a party to a large number of friends at their Grot0n Long Poin cottage at which guests from New Haven. Hartford and Norwich were
 present.
 .i William M Kellas has been nomi \ lnated by the socialists for congress s by a referendum vote of the member,
 of the eleven locals in this district He had majority of one vote ove Albert Boardman-
 About thirty, interested in the mos quito problem, met in the state agri cu1h1ral experiment station, New Ha
 ven, Tuesday. to discuss the advisa
 bility of procuring legislation for tn 3 extermination of the mosquito.
 A special train on the New Havel s road which took Miss Serena Rhine n lander of the Pequot section iron = New London to New York Tuesda, l. afternoon. cost 8 a minute for tn
 three hour trip. Miss Rhinelander who is an invalid was accompanie' ? by friends.
 ;. At a meeting of the Bridgepor > board of charities this week, Mis-
 Jessie Belyea, field secretary of tn state Society of Mental Hygiene, re 4 ported that Norwich and Middletow n hospitals had agreed to take insan s patients from Lakeview almshoust . who need special treatment. |