Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-26


 green Point Wednesday.
 StroIers in the woods state that the frosts have already affected chestnut burrs and walnut shucks.
 Dance in Parish hall. Norwich Town, tonight. Cadillac .orchestra.-Adv.
 Jupiter, which was evening and morning star until September, is eve ming star until the end of the year.
 There is to be a partial eclipse of the sun, Sept. 29-3. but it will be invisible in the western hemisphere.
 State Inspector Ham of Hartford is about the state, looking up the deal CTS in spring water and issuing licenses to them.
 According to the crop report, Con- inecticut has raised 61 .000 acres of corn this season, which is but 73 per cent. of normal.
 Up in Holland, Mrs PheIina Griggs who is active in her 93rd year has a neighbor, Mrs. Merilla Moulton, who will be 90 in October.
 The state experimental farm at Georgetown which is controlled by Storrs college, is planning a big ex- hibit at Danbury fair.
 At the New London dahlia show Wednesday among the exhibits that attracted much attention was that of Wilson NJ. Carroll of Waterford
 meeting of the executive commit tee of the Norwich Union Y P. s c. E., is to be held in the Norwich Y. NJ c. A. building this afternoon at 4.30.
 The Jewish New Year will start next Wednesday evening at sundOwn. It is known as Roshhashona, and this will be the 5674th year in the Hebrew cal endar.
 A conference of the arrangements committee for the state convention of the Kings Daughters was held Thurs day afternoon at the Central Baptist church. The chairman, Mrs A. T. Utley, presided.
 Mrs Frank L. Wilson of Elizabeth street has a pansy bed which began ing fine blooms. It is believed not to have produced less than 10000 pan sies during the season.
 w. E. Beetham of Preston was showing Thursday an ear of Evergreen sweet corn 20 inches long without the silk, IT inches around and weighing four pounds He has a quarter acre of the corn and all the ears are good size.
 Rev. Charles A. Boyd, pastor of the Baptist church West Hartford, for merly of the Central Baptist churcL conducted a round table conference on Sunday school problems at the Hart ford Baptist association meetings he'd in Bristol Tuesday and Wednesday.
 At the reunion of the Eighth regi- ment, held in Middletown on Sept. 17, and attended by Norwich members of the regiment, the secretary was in structed to correspond with the 9th. ,11th, 18th and 4th R. I. regiments with the idea of a reunon next year in Sep tember.
 Arrangements for the annual state conference of the boys department of the Y. M. c. 4, were made at a meet ing of the Bridgeport committee in charge of the conference. This body includes a pastor and a layman from each of majority of the local churches.
 The Dorchester. Mass Beacon says: Mrs. Charles Harold Wainwright gave tea on Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at her home in honor of her guest, Miss Nellie NJ. Anderson, of Norwich, Conn. Mrs. Wainwright was assisted
 
 C. Hazen F'arnham
 News reaches the island forts that army officers when travelling without troops must pay for the transportation of their personal baggage out of the seven cents mileage allowed by the government. The decision. applicable alike to army, navy. marine corps and revenue cutter service. aboHshes a long enjoyed privilege.
 Capt. T. 4. Scott of New London has been in Springfield to continue his work for the city on the problem of navigation as affected by the filling in of the channel behind Bondi's is land in West Springfield. This wlrk was started some months ago by the Connecticut Valley realty trust and was stopped by injunction.
 Women from Norwich Episcopal churches will be in New York October 9th when, following the great service at the cathedral, when women will put on the altar about $275,000 for ms sions. This money comes from women all over the country and is the say ings of three years, over and above regular gifts. Real money is brought and put on the altar.
 Low Colonist Fares to California via Washington Sunset Route Sept "A to Oct 9. Personally conducted tourist sleeping cars from Washington without change, daily, except Sunday Berth S9. 12 MIX and 332 Washington streets, Boston.-adv.
 PRESENTED SUFFRAGE CAUSE. Party of Four From Norwich League
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