Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS With all the rain. some wells are still dry.
 count of the storm.
 Horace Johnson certainly foretoId this disturbance. correctly,
 The Central Baptist church is pre- paring to observe home mission week, Nov 16-23.
 Over a dozen new books in French and in Swedish have been added to the Otis library shelves.
 Elijah $. Abel of Bozrah has. pur- chased fine pair of black colts from John H. Perry of BalIouville.
 Saturday the La Sale College club, which has local members. will have a luncheon at the Hartford Golf club.
 Today, Oct. Fist, is National Apple day, when growers and dealers will do all possible to boom this most useful fruit
 The annual exhibition of the South ern New England Poultry association @-~1A november.
 A quantity of the leftover lumber of the West Mystic Boat company has been purchased by R. H. Goodfellow Of Mohegan.
 Equal suffrage workers will be in Hartford today for the opening of the filth annual convention of the Connec- t1cut Woman Suffrage association. 
 Lieutenant Governor Lyman Twining Tingier is to be acting governor be- einning Monday and until the first ot November, as Governor Baldwin left Monday for Missouri
 No one from the Church of the Good Shepherd is attending the Universalist General convention in Chicago, al- though Supt. Edwin A Tracy, a vice president is delegate. A delegation of Ladies of the Mac cabees from eastern Connecticut hives will go to New Haven today to attend Q big state rally of the order. The ses- sion will be held in Elks' hall
 Word has been received of the death of George O. Nelson at his home in Auburn, R. I. He was formerly a resident of Groton, and the body will be sent there for burial today (Tues- day).
 Thers is hot fight on in North GrosvenOrdale over the office of post master. There are two candidates Selectman Philip Woisard, and Charles W. Chandler. Both have petitions out.
 Dr. Olin H. Young has been appoint ed school dentist of New London. the office created this fall by the board of
  upon his duties Monday morning He will devote 15 hours weekly to his work.
 Holy Trinity parish, Hartford. of which Rev. John J. Ambot, formerly of St. Joseph's Polish parish, is pastor, numbers over 700 Father Ambot has remodeled the buildings on the prop erty into an attractive church and rectOpS-
 When Loyal circle of the Kings Daughters and Sons holds a special meeting at Riverview hall Essex, this (Tuesday) evening, a report of the delegates who attended the annual state convention, held in Norwich, will be presented.
 Members of Sedgwick Relief Corps will be busy today getting ready their donation for the Soldiers Home. The
 
 of candy as ever children could be, and the sweets are sent in dainty bags tied with red, white and blue ribbon
 At the State Beekeepers' meeting in Hartford, Saturday. former President Allen Latham of Norwich Town, mar rated his experiences on trip through the west, when he visited the apiaries of large producers ard also exhibited samples of honey secGred in Illinois
 The concert of the United States Marine Band at Hartford Friday ev~- ming was attended by Prof. J. H. George of Norwich, who thoroughly ap- preciated the fine programme. During his stay he was the guest of MT. and Mrs George A. Kies, at their new home on Washington street.
 On Sunday, in the Unfversaist Sun day school. Supt. F. A Tracy appoint ed Mrs. Thomas Potter and Mrs. Jo- seph F. Cobb delegates to the coming state Sunday school convention in Norwich. Rev. J. F. Cobb, pastor of the Church of the Good Shepherd, and Supt. Tracy are delegates ex-officio.