Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-15
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS The white cIematis vines about town are unusually full and fragrant this season.
 The breakwater at Fort Point is be- ing strengthened in advance of winter storms.
 A fine steady rain early Saturday morning did much to freshen up lawns and gardens.
 The Veteran Firemen's association of the state is planning a big parade In Middletown Oct. 2.
 Cooler weather increases the demands upon the charitable organizations for fuel, clothing and food supplies.
 pr. c. B. Eldred has returned. Office open as usual this morning.-adv.
 On Sunday Rev. Richard R. Graham preached at Christ church for the first time since the church closed the last Sunday in June.
 About 75 members of the Junior Holy Name society received communion at the 7.30 o'clock mass Sunday at St PatriCk's church.
 Ernest T. Howell of New London, employed by the Southern New Eng land Telephone company. has been promoted to WilIimantic.
 Norwich cottagers at Neptune park have enjoyed some of tha finest surf of the season for the past two or three days, the water not being overcold.
 Last year the Jewish New Year cele- bration was Sept. 12, but this year the festivities. according to the Jewish calendar, will take place on Oct. ?.
 Up in Holland county frost has aI- ready touched tobacco in several places and some growers have started 10 cut their cIops rather than risk loss.
 Relatives in Norwich hear from Rev Michael J. Byrne that he is stationed in the cathedral parish at Savannah, Ga, and is greatly interested in his work.
 Friends and relatives attended an anniversary requiem mass for Mrs Johanna Plunkett, celebrated Saturday in St. Patricks church by Rev. John H. Frederick.
 Rev, w. D. Woodward of ouarryville, a former pastor here, occupied the pulpit at the Meedus Methodist church Sunday in exchange with the pastor, Rev, B, F, RayneP.
 Bernard MeBenaid, whe has been billing clerk at the Thenaasten freight office fer the summer, will return te his studies at the Connecticut 'AgFicul- tuFaI college this week
 An aBpfeAtiee wanted at Collins millinery, Mckinley avenue.-adv.
 There is aR abundance of fine beaches in market brought in by growers in LedEard. Some of the best looking apples shown come from orch ards on the Scotland read.
 Funeral services feF Mrs. Nancy Af. Church were held Saturday afternoon Rev. Mir. Aldrich of that phase officiat- ing. Burial was in Csmstecl ceme- tery, MontTiile.
 IL is expected that 1F5 delegates, 1 representing more than 5.g9a business firms ia the state, win attend the state convention of the Connecticut Busi- 1 ness Mems association to be held ip Meriden Thursday. Get. 16.
 At the First Faptisz church ia Port land, Me, a reception was rendered the 1 pastor and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. M. l Joseph Twomey, who have just retuFp- 1! ed after a trip of two months in Eu- rope, a matter of local interest.
 A Pla1nEil1e correspondent mentions l the fact that Principal Orrin l.. Judd 1 has completed his enrolment at the l grammar school and according to his { report there are 498 pupils in attend ance who are between the ages of fOuc and sixteen
 A former pastor of the local A. M. l E Zion church, Rev. William H. Eley, has come into the public eye in Bridge port by pet5t6pn4ng the claims commit tee for the abatement of the street 1 sITinkling assessment au his church on the list of 1912.
 The courts of Foresters have re- 1 celTed from the supreme court, Forest l CTS of America, circulars briefly out lining the work of the 18th biennial session held in Atlantic City, N- J. and which closed Aug 2S. Many changes become effective on Dec. l.
 Waterbury papers note that Robert 1 Gulliver was the hero of a rescue from drowning at Fairfield beach when he jumped into the water and brought Sophie Magner, a domestic, to safety after she had gone down twice The girl had got beyond her depth
 J. F. O-Keefe Of BIiddletown, state president of the Rural Letter Carriers association. and J. E. Woodruff of Ser lin. state delegate. left Sunday morn ing for Evansville. Ind, to attend the national convention of rural letter car- riers which c0nyenes Sept. IS.
 The first annual outing of the Cor nell association of Connecticut. which 1 was to have been held at Double l Beach Saturday, has been postponed, | Notices of the postponement were sent 1 out by William s, Rowland of New 1 Britain. chairman of the committee.