Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-11
Ut1f Bullftin.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

 necticut Typothetae is to be held Mon- l day, October IA, at New Haven. 10. o. F. whist and dance tonight. | --adv.
 The barge Sylvania is at Allyns Point, loaded with coal for the railroad distributing station at the Point.
 Canning factories about the state are putting up unusually large quan- titles of squash, corn and tomatoes.
 All of the tables in the billiard and pool room at the Arcanum club have been recovered and put in condition for the season.
 The New London policemen are copying the Norwich patrolmen and have donned caps, replacing the old fashioned helmets.
 The organ at Trinity Episcopal church is to receive certain remodel ing and improvements. George A. Kies is organist at this church October 8 was the, anniversary of the birthgin 1893 of Edmund Clarence Stedman,) the poet of whom Norwich is so proud. He died in 1908.
 An active and efficient member of committee of county home visitors, Mrs. Susan A, Hawkins of New Lon don, is recovering from a long illness. The three-masted schooner Thelma, which has been discharging lumber at the new dock, has been lowed down the river by the wrecking tug Tasco. The City Bible class for men will have a supper for the members tonight in Bushnell chapel. All be present. I adv.
 The Connecticut branch of the So- ciety of the Daughters of Founders and Patriotis is to hold its fall meet ing at New Haven on the afternoon of October 25.
 | The cottage on Cliff street which | John E. Tanning has had remodeled l from the building on the former Chap man property. next to Chelsea bank. l Is nearly completed.
 | roll call at the meeting of the Nor | wich District Ministerial association held at the Stafford Springs Methodist | church Monday and Tuesday.
 In the secretary of states office the | Silcox company of Vernon has filed a certificate of change of name. The | corporation will hereafter be known as the Brooks Clothing company. l o. A. Leonard of Holland has the only exhibit of Dutch belted cattle at Danbury fair. His herd numbers 12 head, including the prize winning bull, Duke of Wellesley, weighing 1500 lbs.
 A. T. Utley and family of Norwich, who have been occupying their at tractive cottage at Neptune park since the season opened, will close it early next week and return to their winer home.
 Representing the state board of char ities, Mrs. Frank A. Mitchell of Nor wieh was in Putnam Tuesday. att tending the annual meeting of the Windham county temporary home for children.
 A, correspondent from Gurleyville notes that District Supt J. H. New land of Norwich held quarterly con- ference after preaching an excellent sermon in the Methodist church Sum- day evening.
 A Wales, Mass. correspondent, re- ferring to the death in Norwich of Mrs J. H. Loudon, writes: In the few years she spent in Wales she made . many friends. who are sorry to learn of her sudden death.
 The wedding of Peter D. Ahern, a member of the choir of St. Mary's Stal of. the Sea church, and Miss Jessie F.. Duchelle took place Thursday ir Waterbury. MT. and Mrs. Ahern will : reside in New London.
 Coin collectors are motoring tc Hartford to see a new collection. oi silver coins at the state library Il includes silver dollar of 1894 valued at $3.600, and half-dime of 1892 val. ued at between $700 and $500.
 As the twenty fifth anniversary ot the N. B. o. P. is drawing near, Su- preme Warden David F. Sherwood ani Grand Warden James l.. Christie are preparing to have the anniversary ob. served throughout the state. Police of the state have been motif fled that Gov. A. J. Pothier of Rhod, } Island has offered reward of $50t for the capture of Ernest W. LorenZ the murderer. who escaped from tn, county jail at Howard Saturday. At the 50th anniversary of the mus tering of the Fifty-fir Mass. regi : ment, celebrated in Worcester Tues : day, survivors present included Yer ! non M, Jeppson of East Thompson ant J. s. Spencer of East Woodstock. |
 The New York, New Haven & Hart ford railroad will receive from two t, three coaches daily from the car com pany until the roads contract caIlin, for 50 passenger coaches of the lates design and equipment is completed
 Following custom, the New Havel railroad discontinued October F { number of local trains into New Yorl in the morning and return trains in tn afternoon. To provide sufficient serv ice some of the express trains vii make local stops.
 Wednesday happened to be tn
 birthday of Mrs. Martha Waters c |. Taftville and the members of Comfor circle of The Kings Daughters, a
 their meeting with Mrs. Frank A
 Comstock, provided a handsome birth
 day cake in her honor
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