Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-09
Ollf RullRti1l,
VARIOUS MATTERS.

yANOOS MAI lENS. The Halle club monthly business meeting tonight at 8rp. n.-adv.
 D. Lynsted Gates, postmaster at Crescent beach, is quite i'll at his home.
 Much more rain is needed before wells in the suburbs will have win ter supply.
 The number of workmen at the new sanitarium adds to the revenue of the trolley line.
 The state police are keeping a close. supervision over the opening of nov ing picture shows
 The Connecticut state Sunshine day will be held in Bridgeport the last Tuesday in September. Don't miss the great Pathe Weekly at the Breed today.-adv.
 Saturday, and Sunday were two post season summer days, trifie hot and humid, but enjoyable none the Jess.
 At party and dance at the home of William J. Tanner in Ekonk, 125 were present, including guests from Norwich.
 The forty eighth annual reunion of the Fourteenth Connecticut Volunteer regiment is to be held in Waterbury, Tuesday, September IT.
 Local people are receiving invita- ffo,o fray,1s ITl,,, offtr fyiopdo t0 atta7d New Haven week, from Thursday, September 19, to Saturday, the Fist, inclusive.
 Sunday, the Catholic churches cele- brated the fest of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the altar hang ings and vestments being white. sym bolic of purity.
 In spite of the, rain, the total re- celpts from the Old Lyme exhibition were sS65.20, little less than last year. Twenty-Five sketches and two pictures were sold during the week.
 The Royal Blue Steamship company has put up a big blue and gold sign on the union station, New London, and from it's office windows is flying the flag of the line with the stars and stripes.
 The marvellous Pathe Weekly at the Breed today; the greatest news-pic- ture of two worlds.-adv.
 Harold A. SwafHeld of Providence, last years secretary of the Brown un- ion, who has been spending the sum mer at Camp Wellesley, Mt Whittier, N. H., is to be assistant principal of Blackhall school.
 Frederick c. Palmer of Montville, who was taken seriously Ill with acute indigestion Thursday while with the Waterways convention party at Fishers island, is improving at his Ocean beach cottage.
 Vacation guests returning from Block Island report lively interest in the project of D. K. McTwombly Jones, the English mineralogist, who has arr rived to endeavor to get garnets from the ocean bottom off the island.
 MT. and Mrs. H. Clinton Porter of Hebron announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Elizabeth Porter, and Harold Jay Cummings of Exeter, on Wednesday, September f. They will be at home after October 1 at Leba- non.
 All about town the fragrance of blossoming white clematis Is notice able. One of the vines twines grace fully over the fine porch at the hand some colonial residence of MT. and Mrs. Oliver L. Johnson on Union street.
 Don't fail to see the Pathe Weekly at the Breed today.-adv.
 On Sunday, Rev. J. J. Ambot's par ishioners at St. Joseph's Polish church were saddened when told that their pastor was to leave Wednesday for his new charge in Hartford. The name of his successor will be made public this week.
 Councilman Andrew G. Nystrom has been engaged by Chairman J. Henry Roraback and Secretary George E. Hinman, to have charge of the repub- lican state headquarters, which will be opened at the Allyn house, Hart ford, Tuesday.
 A preliminary meeting of members OA tAAO AOSbA OAOCA 4OA LlC of Bremen and Enginemen on. the New Haven system, was held in New Haven Saturday to form their plans in connection with demands for an in creased wage rate.
 The state headquarters of the dem- l ocracy have been opened at the Hotel Taft, New Haven, where Chairman Charles w. Comstock of Norwich and Secretary Edwin s. Thomas of East ford have selected suite of five rooms which may be added to later.
 The engagement has been announc- ed of Miss Bessie Lillian Woodward | to Benjamin B. Howell of Bridgeport Miss Woodward is the daughter ot Superintendent and Mrs. Woodward of the Odd Fellows home, where the marriage will take place October 1T. l Norwich attendants at the New Eng land fair at Worcester last week learr that the big show cost Nfully 5000 | and that the rain of Monday anC | Tuesday left the directors so that it is doubtful if they can meet expenses Last years Labor day record was s22,000
 From the office Of the factory in. spector cards have been sent to fac
 tory workers throughout tha state calling attention to the dangers O tuberculosis and precautionary meas
 ures to be taken. The cards ar
 printed in English and eight foreigl
 languages.
 Huntsmen are being warned that tn
 season is still closed for Hungarian
 partridge. quail woodcock and dsquir
 rels, being open from October 8 t
 November 2s. They are also warne
 to refrain from shooting song birds