Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-28
Utle Bmllftin.
Norwich, Monday, Oct. 2s, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

St. Simon and St. Judge will be com memorated in the churches today. Tickets for tonight's concert by Mar quarre sextette on sale at Y. M. c. A. and G. A. Davis store.zadv.
 Pastors in several of the churches made reference yesterday to Prison Sunday.
 The exhibit of Kodak pictures at1 tracted several local photographers to Hartford Saturday.
 Sunday nights cold finished up many of the plants which had braved frosts earlier in the month.
 The benches in the parks were in use Sunday and almost as well occu-- pied as they were a month ago.
 United courts of Forcesters of Amer ica will hold joint smoker in For esters' hall Tuesday night. Oct. 29- adv.
 Connecticut representatives to the annual council of the Episcopal church, held in Providence last week, included c. B. Chapman and E. H. Tibbits.
 A reformed. democrat will be at re- publican headquarters tonight at 8 o'clock to speak and sing. Come in.- adv.
 Latham Smith of Gales Ferry has grown some splendid Gloria Mundi ap- ples this season, one shown Saturday measuring fourteen inches in circum- ference.
 The twenty first local assembly of the Daughters of the King in the Epis- .copal diocese is to be held in St. Paul's church, New Haven, Saturday, November ?. '
 A reformed democrat will be at re- publican headquarters tonight at 8 o'clock to speak and sing. Come in.- adv.
 Local Spiritualists win go to New Londdon today to attend the funeral of Emma Yorke. wife of Capt. w. A. Miller, who died from pneumonia Fri day. aged S7.
 The death anniversary of Gustavus Adolphus. Sweden's greatest king, which comes on November 6, is to be observed by Swedish people through out Connecticut.
 A reformed democrat will be at re- publican headquarters tonight at 8 o'clock to speak and sing. Come in.-- adv.
 A Trip Through the Worlds School house is to be the title of an illustrated lecture to be given here, describing the history of well known correspondence school.
 Members of St. Joseph's Sodality are requested to meet at their rooms at 2 o'clock this morning to attend the fu- neral of their late brother. John F. Coughlin.-adv.
 The red bandana was conspicuous Saturday as the women members of the progressive party gathered in small | change by selling buttons, badges, etc, to boost the campaign for T. R A reformed democrat will be at re- publican headquarters tonight at S o'clock to speak and sing. Come in adv.
 At the United Textile Workers con- vention in Boston, Friday, John Golden was reelected president and William Mcintosh of Willimantic was made a member of the executive board After an absence of six years in British East Africa. where they have been working as missionaries, MT. and Mrs. Richard Starr have returned to New London on years furiough- The republican voters of the Third district are requested to meet at Union hall building, Greeneyille, Tuesday evening, October 29. at 7.S0 p. m. Sec adv.-adv.
 Banks have been notified that the present notes, which have been ir use since the civil war, are to be re- | placed by new issue about third smaller, but not until Christmas, 1913. l Nine delegates, headed by Mrs. Fred 1 ericll A. Johnson of Montville, have been appointed by the New Londor | Equal Suffrage league to the state convention at New Haven October 3. | and November l.
 Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Armstron. | of Hempsted street, New London, haG l a family party at their home Thurs day afternoon and evening, in an in | formal celebration of their 44th wed 1 ding anniversary.
 The republican voters of the Thirt l district are requested to meet at Uniol hall building, Greeneville, Tuesda, evening" October 29. at 7.S0 p. m. Se | adv,-adv.
 A travelling kit and other handsom gifts were presented Warren E. Hol land when he left the Dartmouth mill New Bedford, last week, to becom assistant superintendent of the Pone nah mill Norwich.
 Members of Norwich society wh have heard the brilliant concert plan ist, Miss Estelle Neuhaus, during he recitals in local homes learn that sh is to play again for New Haven sub scribers, on two dates in November.
 Churches contributing te St. Agnes home building fund are St. Joseph's Occum, $S5, St. Johns, Montville $2I.5O; St. Mary's, Jewett City, $40
 St. Andrews, Colchester. $44.75, Fitch
 yille $S4. Moodus $2O, Bozrahvill
 $12,75.
 The republican voters of the Thir
 district are requested to meet at Unio1
 hall building, Greeneville, Tuesda
 evening. October 29. at 7iS0 p. m Sc ] adV.-adv.
 The body of Capt Herbert Rose
 who with Thomas Winn of Gloucester
 Mass. was drowned at Block Islan
 when the catboat Castle was cap
 sized "Wednesday. was picked up b
 d surfman from the New Shorehar
 life saving station Saturday. The bod
 of Captain Wenn was found Friday.