Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-27
Oltle Rullftin, -------------1 ------ Norwich, Friday, Sept. 27, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

This is almanac day for October.
 Fields continue covered with wild carrot, which the state law orders de- stroyed.
 I. o. o. F. whist and dance tonight. adv.
 Crescent beach railroad station is still open, Charles A. Beckwith being in charge at present.
 Thursday, the feast day of St. Cy- brian and St. Justina, was noted by the Catholic churches.
 The winter schedule of the Groton and Stonington street railway goes. into effect on Monday next.
 A big sale of timber and the auction of the Lawson farm at Union Thursday attracted lumbermen to that place.
 The marriage of Miss Emma D. Lewis of Allyn's Point and Ludwig K. Seith has been set for Oct. 10th.
 Katherine G, Lambert, manufacturer of human hair goods, 11s Main street. --adv.
 A few of the first smelts are being taken in the Mystic river, where the season lasts until about Thanksgiving.
 Among the latest additions to the Otis library are Rooseveltian Fact and Fable, and Bull Moose Trails, by Annie Riley Hale.
 Miss Sarah Jane Butler 80, who died at her home in Vernon center, Sun day, for many years was postmistress at Vernon Center. The festival of St. Michaeps and All Angels will be commemorated in the Episcopal churches Sunday by special communion services. Rarely are gardens so attractive near the last of September as they are at present, few flowers showing even the slightest touch of frost. Shore dinner, including lobster. at Auditorium ladies and gents cafe Fri day. Il a. m.-11 p. n.. 75 cents.-adv. Prominent Connecticut grangers are being notified of the meeting of l the Massac chusetts state grange in | Springfield early in December. The librarian of the Otis library, MT. Trumbull, has so far recovered | from his recent illness as to be able to be at the library, for portion of each day.
 The work of macadamizing the turn pike road in Flanders from the Straits bridge to near the Baptist church has begun. Bryan F. Mahan is doing the work. Those who know claim that at the | approaching state convention of The Kings Daughters, two important of- fees are likely to come to Norwich members.
 After spending the season at his summer home in Salem, Samuel Caul- day, has gone to New London to pass the winter.
 The local stock favorite, James Kennedy. and company of five people will appear at the Auditorium tonight -adv.
 The D. A. R. memorial bubble foun. tain on the Little Plain continues 1T constant use and Is appreciated by birds and dogs as well as by adult. and children.
 The hedge about the little grasi plot at the Central fire station ha. . grown thriftily this year. and the flow CTS and vines give evidence of care ful attention.
 Passengers on the Groton division trains are interested in the big four masted schooner. Henry F. Little, iron Norfolk, which is discharging coal a Allyns Point.
 The United States coast surve sloop, with its crew of eight, whicl has been stationed at Block Island Is to be transferred to operation in Buzzards bay.
 The Lumber Manufacturers asso citation of Southren New England, ( A. Tillinghast of Danielson, secretary has been called to meet in Hartfor on Monday next
 Farmers say they never had bet ter sale for products. and at goo prices, than they have this fall, near ly everything brought to town bein disposed of daily. :. Norwich cottagers at Gales Ferr | have been active in the course of en tertainments given during the seaso for the Methodist church, which prov | ed unusually successful.
 The mill at Bozrahville owned b Gilman Co.,, and used as a shodd mill, burned to the ground Wednes day night. It was built recently, be ing burned also about year ago.
 local man who was in Waterbur : Thursday, says water is getting S
 scarce there that the washing of au
 tomobiles, carriages and other vehi
 cles with city water is prohibited.
 Miss Rose Cook of New London hs
 not been able to resume teaching {
 Voluntown on account of the alters N tions being made to the place, which IA IS expected will be ready by Octobe l- The wedding of Miss Hildred G. Ga 2 witt and Latham Packer will take pla6 s next month in Groton. MT. Pack,
 is employed by the New Haven raj
 road In the interlocking constructio
 department.
 At the Thompson Blakeslee marrias in North Stonington October 5. Mi!
 Thompson's only attendant will be h, = sister, Miss Olga Thompson. Abe
 D. Blakeslee, brother of the groor
 will be best man.
 \ A meeting of delegates from u
 state courts of Foresters of Americ
 Is to be held at Ansonia this GET
 day) evening to arrange for a b.
 membership campaign to be carried C
 during the winter months. ra.., rzy.-s-. r,a |. -,.-