Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-24
Rullgtin,
Norwich, Tuesday, Sept. "A, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

Fern classes are finding almost per- feet specimens now.
 The roadsides are gay with the showy scarlet sumac.
 Birdlovers have seen the first of the juncos for the season.
 A number of churches will observe next Sunday as Rally day for Sun- day schools,
 The State Horticultural society has decided not to hold a chrysanthemum show this year,
 Articles of association have been filed by the Gardner Cemetery asso- ciation, incorporated. of New London.
 Hebron friends hear that James H. dagger. who was taken to the Nor wich State hospital few days ago, is failing.
 The promptness with which the Connecticut cdmpany's closed cars were run on all the lines was appre- ciated by the traveling public.
 George s. Palmer, it's president, has been telling the New London Muni- cipal Art society of the dirty condi- tions of the sidewalks in that city.
 Mohegan park attracted many vis- itors Sunday afternoon, and the vari- ous improvements and attractions were inspected with great interest.
 Invitations have been received in Sr1 m October 1, of Miss Matte Niles of Ellington and Clifford Barnett of New York fs
 President William H. Taft passed through New London Sunday night on the Federal express en route from his summer home in Beverly to Wash ington.
 On Friday, new timetables contain ing the fall and winter schedules of the New Haven road will be in the hands of ticket agents. The changes go into effect at midnight Sunday. Some of the history classes referred Monday to September 22 as the anni- versary in 1776 of the execution at New York of Nathan Hale, the patri- otic spy, a native of South Coventry.
 George Jackson, 56, who died at his home in Waterford Sunday, was man. ager of the E. S. Hardness estate for long time. MT. Jackson was born in England. He is survived by his wife.
 Harry Lord has been transferred from Mystic to Putnam where he has been put in charge of the Putnam, Moostp and Danielson division of the s. N. E. telephone company as wire chief s..
 Investigations and experiments in Connecticut apple, orchards will soon be undertaken by the department of agriculture, with view to the inn provement of apples in quality and quantity
 At the eastern Swedish Congrega- tional ministers conference in Wor- cester Saturday and Sunday, Rev. Axel Efmquist of Woodstock was ap- pointed press committee and elected an auditor.
 Reviewing last weeks parade in New Haven, the Waterbury American says: In the division comprising the municipal floats and autos, the Nor wich float, the winner. was quite the 1 most artistic.
 News teaches members of Faitf Trumbull chapter that the nineteenth state meeting of the Connecticut D. A R. is to be- held in Waterbury No vember, s, by invitation of Mehcen Porter chapter. @ | Travelling Passenger Agent J. s | Carder of the Grand Trunk railroad who has been stationed in New Lon don during the summer, is now look. ing after western passenger traffic il northern Vermont.
 l The trustees of the Worcester Mass art museum. at a, special meeting Fri day, unanimously by rising vote adopt. ed resolutions on the death of Rev Dr. Daniel Merriman, president of tn, board, formerly of Norwich.
 Arthur Buddington, son of Rev. c G. Buddington of Poduonnoc Bridg Baptist church and graduate o Brown university, class of '12, will b. associate instructor at the universit, this year in the geological department
 Low Colonist Rates to California vii Washington-Sunset Route, Sept. 24 t | Oct g. Personally conducted touris sleeping cars, from Washington with out change daily except Sunday Bert $9. 12 Milk & 3S2 Wash. Sts., Boston adv.
 The state suffrage party has don active work at the fairs, at Chester Hamburg, North Stonington, Norfoll Rockville and Woodstock and durin New Haven week. Miss Emily Pier son. who is in Ohio, was greatl missed.
 At the sixth biennial reunion of tn Thompson family at Ellington, Sat urday, Mrs. Mary. A. Thompson c Walla Walla Wash, the secretary stated that she expected to have tn family genealogy completed and pub lished before the next reunion.
 Invitations have been issued by NJ and Mrs. Frank A. Thompson ( North Stonington, to the wedding ( their daughter, Leonas. and Harol Blakeslee, son of Lieut.. Gov. and MT, D. A. Blakeslee, of New. Haven, Octo Der 5. at 6 o'clock in the evening.
 Announcement has been made of tn engagement of Miss Edna Butler ( Deep River to Carl M. Sharp of Alb ington. Miss Butler is daughter ( MT. and Mrs. John J. Butler of Dee
 River, and for the past five year
 has been stenographer at Storrs az
 ricultural college.
 BARS THE MANHANSET FROM CARRYING PASSENGER!