Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-29
VARIOUS MATTERS.

There is considerable early fall mov- ing scheduled,
 Wednesday was like an advance September day.
 Rural letter carriers will have a hol- iday on Labor day.
 Houses begin to be opened as vaca- tionists return to town.
 The church commentaries on Au- gust 29 the beheading of John the Baptist
 The Crosby family of New London has removed to Chaplin to remain until October.
 Miss Peckham has removed her mil linery parlor from the Central Bldg to the McGrory Bldg, 2S7 Main St.-adv. As is customary, there will be a number of house parties at the shore over the holiday.
 It is expected that the rev Catholic chavpel at Groton will be completed the latter part of October.
 The communicates of the Golden Cross in Connecticut will hold field day in New Haven Saturday.
 One of the teachers engaged for the Bethlehem, Conn.,, schools this year is Miss Agnes Wagner of Norwich.
 The New England fair at Worces- ter, which opens Labor day. will at tract visitors from towns north.
 At S9 Mrs. George c. Bills of sum init street continues in fairly good health, being out and about daily
 The coming of Labor day will mean the sale of many flags, dealers having good supply of the new ones, with 4S stars.
 Not much evidence of the early sea- son drouth remains. The fields are covered with rank grass as they have not been for years.
 Workmen are engaged in the inter- for finish of the new seven-room bun galow which W. w. Beckwith is build ing on West Thames street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Terry of Brook lyn have rented the cottage of Miss Lillie B. Ray of Norwich at Groton Long Point for the rest of the season.
 Sheriff and Mrs. Sydney A, Brown of New London have returned from 8 long auto tour through northern Mas sachusetts, New Hampshire and Yer mont.
 Capt. Nicholas Nelson of Noank has succeeded Capt. John Beebe as cap tain of the Cornfeld Reef Hghtship. Captain Beebe has had the place for 37 years.
 Bird students notice that warblers and other species of birds, of the 200 varieties which migrate from this eli mate in winter have already started toward the south
 At the Auditorium next week. Gaanda Humanus has mystifed thou sands. It will interest you.-adv,
 The convention of the Connecticut l Funeral Directors association, held | in New Haven Wednesday, was at | tended by William H. Allen and Elmer D. Kinsman of Norwich,
 Eastern Connecticut clergymen were
 
 assist at a months mind requiem high mass for Rev. Father Lawless, for merly of South Canterbury. | In the tobacco fields of northern | Connecticut many college students are making money harvesting the crop and there is a demand for young wo- men to string the green leaves.
 Among those in town to attend the funeral of Miss Caroline H. Thompson on Tuesday were her sister. Mrs. Annie Peck of Detroit. MT, and Mrs. Hewitt and Miss Hewitt of New London
 Miss Peckham has removed her mil linery parlor from the Central Bldg. tt the McGrory Bldg, 2S7 Main St.-adv
 As far as possible, the New Havei road will make Labor day a holiday for employees, taking off extra freight and ordering agents to accept no per ishable freight for forwarding on tha day
 The inventory of the estate of tn late Mrs. William Fitch, who died oi Broad street last month, has been filei with Judge Ayiihg of the probat l court, HllONluS d LOlcA ul 9ss tft stVy JJu sisting of money in bank,
 Across the border from Windhan county, warning has been given il Massachusetts that all property own CTS must destroy the nests of all gyps and brown tail moths on their variOU pieces of property before November
 Lobsters, crabs and scallops at Au ditorium ladies and gents cafe today Shore dinner Friday.-adv.
 Writing up the recent meeting of tn woman's auxiliary. A, o. H., tn Bridgeport Telegram says the new vie president, Miss Charlotte M. Hollowa of New London, Is "an authority Gaelic, besides being & brilliant news paper writed and ardent suffragist."
 The Vermont, Maine and Ne7 Hampshire G. A. R. delegations, com bined, will start for Los Angeles Sep tember 2, on the official tour to tn 46th national encampment of tn Grand Army of the Republic, Tn Connecticut and Massachusetts dele gaions so together.
 A handsome souvenir of the 42d an nual convention of the State Catholi Total Abstinence union, held at Dan bury, issued at this weeks cOnven ton. contained the full report ( | County Director James Casey of Nor wich showing the county member ship, adult and juvenile, 549.