Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-07
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 Olle RllllRtill,
 Norwich Monday, Oct. 2, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

VAN1OOO MIA Ek\0s
 State authorities are watching out for dealers in bob veal
 The delivery of mail to Ocean beach has ended for the season.
 The foliage along the river banks is glorious in it's autumnal tints.
 About a dozen families are still oc- cupying cottages at Neptune park
 Katherine G. Lambert manufacturer of human hair goods. 116 Main street. adv. @a
 Ties are being assembled at Massa- peag for repairs to the Central Yer mont roadbed.
 Mentioned as a guest of Mrs. L. B. Smith at New Canaan, is Mrs. E. H. Ryack of Wilmington.
 Rabbit hunters claim that it is a little early for good running, as the undergrowth is still very thick.
 The pulpit at the First Congrega- tionaf church, Stonington, was supplied Sunday morning by Rev. J. o. Barrows of Norwich.
 The field day exereises of the Con- necticut society, Sons of the Ameri- can Revolution, will be held in Water bury, Tuesday.
 The October White Ribbon Banner urges members of w. c. T. unions to work for an observance Of Worlds rrf<s.-. I0rr
 Rev. John B. Clark of Collinsville, transferred by Bishop Milan to Moos- up to succeed Rev. John H. Frederick, was for time pastor of St. Johns church, Montville.
 Samuel E. Holdridge of Ledyard was showing nine cabbages on one stalk Saturday He has occasionally raised five on one stalk, but one with nine is considered rare.
 The treasury of the eastern Con shows receipts from June to Septem- over last years report.
 The sixtieth annual meeting of the Holland County Conference of Congre- gational Churches is to be held in the Congregational church at North Gov entry Tuesday, October 15. Announcements have been received of the marriage in Providence of Rev. H. V. Baker, former pastor of the West Baptist church, Woodstock. It is his third matrimonial venture. At the state Baptist conference of Rhode Island, in Providence. today and Tuesday, Rev. Clarence M. Gallup, for merly of Norwich. makes one of the principal addresses Tuesday afternoon Referring to the visit east of Miss | Julia H. Wohlfarth, now of Califor- nit, the Stonington Mirror says she was formerly a well liked teacher in the old brick schoolhouse in the bor- ough.
 There is local interest in the an l nouncement that the inventory of the estate of Dr. Nathan Mayer, late ot Hartford, has been recorded in the at S109,0S5.27. jE .a 1 Chauncy A. Burdick of North Ad- ans has been convicted on 19 counts l for violations of the game and excise laws. A prison sentence of three months and fines amounting to $29( were imposed.
 The third quarterly conference oi Vernon Methodist church was held il the sNestry Thursday evening, follow ing the Epworth league prayer meet ing. District Supt. J. H. Newland oi Norwich presided.
 In view of the town meeting com. | ing on the same evening as the Oc- | tober meeting of the court of com I mon council, Mayor Murphy is to cal | the council meeting an hour earliel than usual this evening. The Connecticut company's annua report shows an average of 4,292 em- ployes in the state. Per ar-mile, the | car earnings were s.2770, miscellaneou: Kearnings, S.0051, gross earnings, $.2S21 operating expenses, $.1S01; net earn ings, s.1019.
 l An extra trolley car for Montville | following the regular Norwich car, con. | tinues to leave New London every Sat urday afternoon, from 4.45 to 7.45 anC | | points north transfer to the Norwich car at Uncasville.
 John Humphrey of New London in. | spected the garden cities of Worces. | ter last week, as a delegate from tho business mems association of New London, which is planning to establish 1 gardens for the boys and girls of tha' city. MT. Humphreys accompanied hel husband. aE
 With five children, four grandchil dren, twelve grandchildren, ant two great-great- grandchildren pres ent, Hannah, widow of David s. Sweet celebrated her 95th birthday Wednes day at her home in North Scituate, R II. MT. and Mrs Sweet were married in Canterbury, Conn, December 25 1S41.
 For the forty-third annual fair a
 Stafford Springs on October 10, II ant
 F, the Central Vermont railroad i
 offering excursion tickets to the Fai
 Grounds and return at very low fares
 Attractive vaudeville shows are prom
 ised, Balloon ascension including
 triple parachute drop, and band con
 cert by Colts Militia band of Hart