Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-08
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Norwich, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

It was 75 degrees in the shade at noon Monday.
 Baseball returns by innings at the Breed, this afternoon.-adv.
 Several from here are in New York to witness the naval review.
 Strollers in the woods found many chestnuts Sunday and Monday.
 Hop at Atlantic Beach Casino Tues day night Cadillac orehestra--adv.
 The recent annual collection in St. Patrick's parish amounted to over s1,s50.
 A conference of the D. A. R. regents of the state was held Monday at Windsor.
 The sharp air. early Monday nipped some of the asters and salvia in ex- posed places.
 All the baseball returns announced by innings at the Breed this afternoon. --adv.
 Journeymen barbers are endeavoring to arrange for holiday closing hours Columbus day.
 It is expected that the date of the state teachers convention will be Fri day, October 25
 The view from the hill in Mohegan park is superb, now that the foliage is so richly colored
 Homer Dean of Plainfeld has been exhibiting a crookneck squash which weighs 26 pounds.
 There is to be a total eclipse of the sun Thursday, October 10, but it will be invisible in New England.
 Portuguese citizens noted Sunday the first anniversary of the institu- tion of the Portuguese republic.
 Those who were in a hurry to get their coal bins filled are comforted by the thought that 1t will be cold some time.
 A few of the church societies are already working for Christmas mis- sionary boxes to be sent to distant points.
 Breed theater will present the base ball returns by innings this afternoon. --adv.
 It is incorrect to call this warm weather Indian summerr," which does not begin until St Martins day, Mo- vember II. ss
 All the small children thereabouts find the piles of sand at the lower Franklin street Improvements as flies find molasses.
 Leland Keeney, one of the owners of the Somerville Mfg. Co. of Somerville, married last week Miss Elsie Ellwood of DeKalb. Ill.
 Paul Demars moved his family from Uncasville to White Rock. R. l., Sat urday, an auto truck from Norwich doing the moving.
 In Springfield, Mass, marriage in tentions have been filed by Miss Alma Ringer of Plainfield. Conn. and Ed ward Pevlin of 39 Summit street, Nit tineague.
 A member of the advisory board of the newly organized Teachers club of Hartford is Miss Lillian Conant, Nor wich Free Academy normal depart ment, 1893,
 Four coons. weighing Ss pounds, were shot near Salem Saturday night by New London hunters. George Evan, John Ryan, Jr., Gary Crane and Ste- phen Hayes.
 In St. Patrick's church Monday at ! o'clock Rev. Hugh Treanor celebrat- ed an anniversary requiem high mass for William Fields, at which relatives and friends assisted. The annual session of the Advent Sunday School association is to be held at Wallingford Thursday and on Friday the Loyal Workers will hold the annual meeting. Norwich club members have been | notified that the mid-year meeting of l the State Federation of Womens | clubs Is to be held at Mt. Carmel the last Wednesday of this month. Judge Gager Is occupying the bench | in the New Haven superior court, suc- ceeding Judge M. A. Shumway of Dan- ielson, who has turned over the re- mainder of the present criminal ses- sion to him.
 | Twenty-six members, with Mrs | Frank A. Mitchell of Norwich. sec retary, compose the committee of wis. itors of the county home, who vii make reports at the meeting of the home on Wednesday.
 The amount contributed in the state for, St Agnes home for dependent orphans amounts to $53,362 On the third Sunday in October, Bishop Nilar has requested a special offering fol the building fund of the home.
 By a unanimous vote, trolleymen ir | some cities of the state have decided to accept the offer of twenty five cents made by the trolley company in place of the box lunches which the men now receive when working overtime.
 The Sons of the Revolution board ot managers at it's last meeting elected to membership, George HendricI | Hodge, Edward Palmer Lyon ant Charles Wesley Tremper, all of New | Haven; Theodore Wright of Hartford
 Low Colonist Rates to California viz Washington-Sunset Route, Sept. "A tC Oct 9. Personally conducted touris sleeping cars from Washington with. out change daily except Sunday. Bertl ss. F Milk & 332 Wash. Sts., Boston adv.
 This (Tuesday) evening the New England branch of the Woman's For. l eign Missionary society of the Metho.