Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-03
Ulle Ra1llRtin,
VARIOUS MATTERS.

8ftkN8<ROg W4f6 As4N>Ss Oranges are planning harvest festi- 'vals.
 The fall term of St Patrick's school opens Thursday,
 Cooler weather is starting hunters to take out licenses.
 There win be a rush today to pur- chase school supplies
 < The best moonlight nights in Sep tember will be from the 25th to the sOth < Chestnut trees are loaded with burrs aad there Is every indication of bum per yield.
 The Baptist state evangelist, Rev. c. K. Flanders, has been preaching in Wilmington.
 pr. Higgins has removed his oface to his residence. 21 Fairmountl street. Same hours. adv.
 One of the successful peach growers of eastern Connecticut this season is William Poole of Ashford. Norwich girls will be in the enter ing class at Willimantic state normal for the year which opens Wednesday. In the shore towns, the boats are fitting out for sea bass and blackfsh- ing, as the season for lobster fishing is about over.
 According to some authorities dog days end today, the 3d, but the date generally accepted is September 5, Thursday.
 When the rain held up Monday aft kernoon the cars were crowded with pleasure seeks who came to town to attend the theaters.
 Gen. E. s. Greeiey's old regiment the Tenth c. is to hold its forty fifth annual reunion at Savin Rock, West Haven, on Thursday. M l Mu1nford's Cove oysters served in all | styles and also put up to so out at iAuditorium ladies and gents cafe. | adv.
 l William Mansfield, formerly at M, | K. Plants poultry yards at Eastern | Point, is now poultryman at the model { poultry farm of Judge Peaseley, in Cheshire. 1 More than 100 delegates and over { score of preachers attended the state A. M. E. Zion convention at f New Britain which closed Sunday eve hing evening.
 Mrs. E. F. Gadbcis of Norwich has lreturned after several days stay at the summer home of William E. Bulk fl ley of Norwich at the Red cottage at Pleasure beach.
 1 This is the last month of the year
 when the interesting : planet Jupiter
 may still be well studied. It is very 1 low in the southwest, just above the
 bright star Antares.
 Allyn l.. Brown has purchased from
 Mrs. Annie Meech Walker the open lo' on Williams avenae adjoining the property of Frederic w. Cary, or
 which he win erect $ residence
 Mrs Bertha Lounsbury, delegate o' ' the w. R. c. Of Connecticut left Bran ford Monday for the national conven-
 tion In California; She expects to bi
 away until some time in October. | Eastern Connecticut towns will b,
 Represented at Fall River, today Clues. day), when the convention of LsUnio1 St Jean Baptiste opens with solemn .I high mass at St. Anne's church at 1 o'clock. It win be two or three months be- fore all will De in readiness for tn removal from Hallville to the old ar mory at Westerly of the offices of thi trolley lines which now center in tn
 Rhode Island town
 The Broadway Store. opposite tn Y. M. CA, is offering a great rovelt, free to every child purchaser, of q cents or more. This week only. adv The Connecticut Daughters of tn American Revolution have achieve' another triumph in the publication Q the sixth edition of their Little Greel Book The immigrants guide ha been issued in Yiddish. M. P. zappe of stonington, stu dent at the Connecticut agriculturs I college at Storrs, has been engage I as entomologist with the Edison com I pany and will be, employed at thei
 laboratories in Orange. N. J. X The first society in line in the Nc' London Holy Name parade will
 the New London society, followed -d St Mary's society of Norwich. whic is the oldest in the county. The lat lter society will have its own band
 Petitions are being circulated anon 1 summer residents of Pine Grove, Nj Y antic, Crescent Beach. Black Poin
 Lyme, Blackha1l and Saybrook, for a
 early train next season from Saybroo E to arrive at New London about T.: a. m.
 o Trolley passengers find the con i. pressed air plant an object of speci Interest now, since the river is so hie
 that an immense volume of water
 forced through the waste pipe far o'
 into the river. The shaft there is q
 feet deep.
 Addresses will be delivered by abol
 seventeen men prominent in variol rs branches of the cotton manufacturiT e industry at the 9Sd semi annual nee
 ing of the National Association of Go
 ton Manufacturers at Eastern Poi X September Sill
 ' The last biennial report of the fisl n. cries commission notes those fro
 Norwich licensed to take lobster )i William A. Wells, George B. Presto
 William B. Young. Jr., G. E. Dyge
 and J. o. Winchester, E. B. Worthin
 ton and J. H. Allen, MD.
 When the state graduate nurses me ue at the Gaylord farm. Wallingford. ao Wednesday, action will be taken on f oe proposal to establish a cottage, on shack, on the sanitarium grounds lo the use of nurses who may become 6
 flicted with tuberculosis.
 A recent graduate of the Norwi
 State hospital, Miss Magic Pendlett
 who has been spending her vacation
 her home on Wauweeus Hill, has ],