Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-02
Olle B,llletin.
Norwich. Monday, Sept. 2, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS.


 Labor is king today
 steam heat was started in some houses Sunday.
 Earl Phillips of Laurel Hill is seri ously i'll with typhoid fever. Boxing exhibition Labor day night in Froleichkeit hall-adv.
 Clubs and fraternfties are resuming activity aftdr the summer recess.
 The state Federation of Labor will convene at Waterbury Monday Sep tenber 3.
 After Labor day there will be no more holidays until Columbus day. October 12.
 Dr. Higgins has removed his office to his residence, 21 Fairmount street Same hours. adv.
 Letters unclaimed at Bozrahville postoff1ce are addressed to Victor Gau- chier, A. Levkovitz.
 MT. and Mrs. W. W. Beckwith have returned to Moodus from two weeks vacation at Gales Ferry. The beautiful white elematis in the garden of Mrs. H. H. Osgood is att tracing much attention. It has been recalled that there was | frost every month of the summer of ls16 and that will probably be true of 1912.
 Gaanda Humanus, the mechanical man, will be at the Auditorium the first half of this week. adv l Historical students noted September 1 as the date in 1920 when the English Pilgrims sailed from Plymouth in the Mayfiower.
 Miss Peckham has removed her mil- llnery parlor from the Central Bldg to the McGrory Bldg, 2S7 Main St adv. The grounds of George $. Palmer. at New London. were open to the public Saturday afternoon, many adnniring the beautiful flowers now at their best | The 18th annual reunion and Old ! Home Day association celebration Of 1 the Charlton family is to be held al Charlton Center. Mass, today (Mon- day). The governor has approved the re- l quisition of the ad5utant general ana I acting comnaissary general for s1.o0t | for subsistence of militia during Mat parades and the encampment of 1912 Thames Past Grands association l met Friday at the Gales Ferry cot. tage of Mrs. Whyle of Norwich After 1 business was transacted refreshment. were served and 8 social hour wa spent.
 fMiss Peckham has removed her mil. linery parlor from the Central Bldg. tt
 the McGrory Bldga 2S7 Main St.-adv l Gen. Horace J. Morse, New Yorl
 banker. who has been in Hartford ol
 his way to the mountains, and Gen William A. Aiken of Norwich are tn
 only surviving members of the staff 0
 Gov William A. Buckingham. | This (Monday) afternoon the Con necticut delegation to the sixth en campnnent of the Grand Army vii
 leave for Los Angeles on a specia
 train known as the Connecticut Head
 quarters Special, starting from Nev
 Haven.
 \ c. F. Breckenridge writes the Web ster, Mass. Times of trip up tn
 Thames river on the steamer Yantit on his return from Greenport, explain ing that Norwich in the steamer folde is called the Rose of New Englant and is most aptly named. Mumfords Cove oysters served in a styles and also put up to go out a adv.
 |i Ralph Ginder, IS, and William 1 Carr 21. of Paterson, N. J.. who lei July 2S to walk to San Francisc, coming from New Haven through Ne, London. Norwich. Willfmanfic, Put
 nam. Webster and Worcester. reache Fitchburg. Mass. Saturday. ! Members of St. Patricks Holy Nam 3 society decided Sunday to march fro1 the church at 12.30 next Sunday f take the special train at 1 o'clock fc
 the New London Holy Name parad \ The first special return train will leav
 at 6.30 ?. m, and the second at 7.S0. ol&tSeH members or br0a4Way SClol orchestra surprised their director, Pro ]. Herbert George, by appearing ur
 announced at his homo on Hamli Fl street Friday evening, to welcome hil home from the west The evening wa
 spept with music and fin a social wa
 The Broadway sstofa opposite u i. Y. M c. A, is offering sl great novel;
 free to every child p3irchaser, of
 cents or more. This sieek only.--ad Ell About fifteen residents are anxio,
 over the non appearance of man ar
 young woman, who, three weeks az Q took prized pictures to be enlarge : collecting in advance deposit f
 frames. They claimed to have a Bo
 ton studio and were to return work
 a week.
 Rev John J. Ambot has one mo
 Sunday to remain with St Joseph
 church before going to his new char, in Hartford. where there is only - chapel For time he will make b
 home at Bishop Nilan's residence. H
 Norwich congregation strongly O
 poses his departure, but he is obed
 ent to the appointment of his bishs 2. AUTOMOBILE CLIMBS i, SAVINGS BANK STEP -l Ren,arkable Accident at Corner { Main and shetuckst Streets Resu