Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21

l brdulord nas been given the contrac1 to repair the macadam roads in towr I and a part of the upper Waterford
 road as well.
 ! Lobsters and Mumford Cove oysters
 Tn all styles at Auditorium ladies anG gents cafe.-adv. A mouse wandering around in the window of a hardware store near Franklin square on Friday evening at-
 tracted the attention of numerous
 passers by.
 When the Norwich Art school opens us twenty-third school year next week,e Antonipa Cirino will supplement the course given by Miss Ada Watrous in metal work.
 Rev. P. c. Wright will preach in the Central Baptist church Sunday morn [ Ing and evening. His evening theme will be General Nogi, Suicide, and Civilization" n"-adv.
 The Connecticut agricultural college at Storrs has about sixty five students scheduled for this fall, seven of whom are girls. The enrolment is a little larger this year than last.
 The ten rooms which have been add ed to the New Haven roads Midway hotel are nearly ready for occupancy. the outside being done and the interior being held up for material
 According to the new state auto reg ister, the liverymen have increa sed rom $50 to 46S and the automobile dealers from 42O to 423. The manu. facturers remain the same fifteen.
 Delegates for the annual conference of the women's auxiliaries of the Y. M. c. A.. of Connecticut, to be held at Norwich October 15 and Is. have been appointed by the Hartford auxiliary.
 Since schools began the calls to the telephone exchange for the exact lime average three hundred daily. tax on the operatives, but the young ladies always answer promptly and pleas antly.
 At Jewett City, John c. Hawkins has purchased the corner lot on East Main and Palmer streets of F. E. Williams and expects to build at once, and will move there from his farm to reside for the winter.
 Of local interest in the announce ment that Treasurer J. Stewart Brown has been elected president and trus tee of the Worcester. Mass, Five Gents savings bank, succeeding the late Henry M. Witter.
 Rt. Rev, J. J. Milan, bishop. of the dlocese, has appointed directors of the Holy Name society. the director for New London, Windham and Middle sex counties being Rev. Edward M. Hayes of Jewett City.
 William Armstrong, brakeman on switcher, who was injured in the local yards two weeks ago, is able to be out. Since 1869, MT. Armstrong has been faithful and reliable employe of the New Haven road.
 Tomorrow. the first anniversary of the conservation of St. Patrick's cnurch, there will be a solemn high mass. It is expected, and evening ves- pers. The offering is the annual col lection for parish expenses.
 A Glasgo correspondent claims that the smallest fish of the season was caught the other evening when H. l. Cole, fishing from the Norwich bridge landed a bullhead two inches long and weighing 1-4 of an ounce.
 Rev. c. W. Morrow's family, Mrs. Llppmann and Miss Lippmann have ielt Mashapaug lake for their winter homes. Miss Julie Lippman has re- gently published another successful book, Martha by the Day."
 Contractors at Fairview home for Odd Fellows have completed a big chimney. which is by no means an or dlnary affair as it contains 5000 brick. A new well house has been put up, and the heating apparatus has been re- paired.
 A certificate of incorporation has been nied by the Peoples Store, Nor wien, general store; capital stock SIG, begin business with s2. .00o. in corporatQrs, George H. Young, Ger trude NJ. Young, Luther D. Packer. all of Norwich.
 Low Pacific Coast Colonist Rates via Nickel Plate Road to points in Cali fornia, Washington. Oregon and other states in far west, daily Sept. A to Oct. g. For particulars write L. P. Burgess. N.E.P.A.. 312 Old South Bldg. boston, Mass.-adv.
 On October 5 in this city, New Lon- don and Mystic, the United States civ Il service commission will hold an ex- animation for the purpose of filling as rural carrier at Jeweft City and other vacancies as they may oc- cut in this county
 Miss Ada Wstrous who has been working for the summer with Edward J. Thatcher of Columbia college and with John Carlson, has returned to her home in Groton. MT. Thatcher's quaint workshop and Mir. Carlson's studios are in Woodstock, \. Y.
 The Catholic Transcript praises the trankness of Rev. Luther w. Kenes- ton of Preston City. who said at Jew ett City conference that his -denomi- nation is long way behind Episco- Da1ans and Roman Catholics in get ting children early into the church.
 Supt. William D. Tilson Is now prin- clpai of a 25-room school in Spring. held. which has special teachers in sewing, manual training, cooking, sci