Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-14

is to be held in Worcester October IS, 19 and 20
 Because of slight trouble at the cleo tric light station Sunday evening, the arc circuit was switched off for few i minutes just after o'clock.
 Local suffragists are being notified that the state suffrage convention is to be held at Hotel Taft, New Haven, October 31 and November 1.
 Judge James P. Platt of the United States district court is reported as inn proving from day to day at the hos- pital in Hartford where he is.
 Across the Massachusetts border the law on cartridges was off Saturday and the open season for squirrels and ducks begins tomorrow (Tuesday).
 The Danbury News stated that the exhibition shed of the Connecticut agricultural college was perhaps one 1 of the most interesting at the fair. I Selection of reserved seats, Y. M. c. A. entertainment course. G. A. Davis store a. nl., today-adv. It is not often that women and chill .l dren are on the streets in summer I frocks, October 13. in the evening, as was noticeable ip Sundays mild tenn perature.
 Norwich would have more of the characteristics of a City Beautiful if trouble to sweep the dead leaves off their walks.
 The season at Black Point ended Saturday when Mrs. w. B. Anderson and family and Dr. H. L. Hilton and family closed their cottages and re- turned to New York.
 In the state automobile register re- ) vised to September 1. 16,906 machines l are listed. New owners among Nor- wich women include Belle Stanton , Mclaughlin. Nettie M. Karoli. , Beginning today (Monday), Miss Champion of Boxwood, Lyme, will be nurse at Smith Memorial home, New London. She succeeds Miss Katharine M- Clancy, who resigned last month. The trough for dogs, cats and birds, at the base of the fountain at Frank lin street park has been filled with stones end leaves by mischieVous chil- dren, so that there is no room for wa ter.
 Norwich conclave, Heptasophs, to- night. Initiation, smoker. entertain , meqt and refreshments.-adv. Letters received from Walter R. Denison of Groton, nominated for representative on the republican tick ct, and who is now in New York, state . that he will on no account stand for the election.
 The highway commissioners office Friday awarded contracts for ten sec tions of highway in as many different , towns, including Killingly, 760S feet of gravel road, to Goodman & Trumbull . of Litchfield.
 Next Sunday, Oct. 20, Right Rev. Bishop J. J. Milan will officiate at the : dedication of the new Catholic chapel . in Groton which comes under the , jurisdiction of St. Mary's parish oi , New London.
 , The parcels post will mean. be- : sides other things, an increase in pay : for the men who carry the mail to ,- railroad stations and trolleys. The rural free delivery carriers may get an increase, too
 John Rathbone of Bozrah showed q tree stem carrying five good sized ap- N pies on Saturday, which is the best II branch of pippins he ever saw as q terminal. His rapsberries are still H yielding plentifully.
 A movement has been inauguratet whereby, 1t is expected, the trolley line which has it's terminus near Moo. sup station. be extended to the Gler Falls bridge in Almyville, a distanc, of about 1-2 miles.
 Over 250 members of the Holy Name society received Holy Communion il a body at the 7.30 mass Sunday. Rev John H. Broderick. who said the mass A had the assistance of Rev. Thomas A 2 Gdumbly in giving communion
 Members of Huguenot and BeuIal lodges are anticipating a pleasant tim, on their visit to Norwich next Tues
 day night when the are to be guest. of Thames lodge of that city, leayin, here at 71.5 p. m.-New London Globe
 Articles of association have bes,
 filed by the Walters Social club O
 Norwich, showing it's subscribers f, be Louie A. Malbone Albert L. Park
 hurst, Richard Carter, Bentamin H
 Briscoe, Bert Wilkinson and Jame
 Lee,
 Banks have been warned of a ne1
 counterfeit $20 national bank note e1
 imitation of the note of the Mes
 County National Bank of Grand June
 ton, Col, bearing the portrait n
 Washington. The series number
 missing.
 Warren E. Hewlahd of New Bedfer,
 a graduate of the New Bedford tex
 tile school, class of 1911, who has bee
 appointed assistant superintendent z
 the PoAemah mill of Taftville. for
 mefiy was employed in the Dartmout
 mill, New Bedford
 fH meRtifs mind solemn flgh re
 quiem mass fer Mrs. Thomas PlUn45et
 at St. Patrick's church Saturday he
 son, Rev. Edward J. PlupIlett f
 Hartford was celebrant, Rev. T.
 Grumbly was deacon and Rev. Willia,
 F. CaVanaugh sub deacon.
 It is reported that the DauieIso ' Cotton company intends opening fl
 oold Canoe River mills, Taunton.
 two weeks time for the purpose ,
 weaving yarn for it's mills in Danie
 son and New Bedford. Charles
 Moody will be superintendent of tt - mill, with I5e ta :Sea haRaS