Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-10
VARIOUS MATTERS

| Icemen find business as brisk as they | did in midsummer
 Adelard OIorin is in Chicago on busi- ness for the Plaut- Gladden. Co. Dealers report unusually good sales
 of guns and ammunition this fall
 Wet leaves are making slippery | tracks to bother the trolley car crews. Hunters are hopeful that the heavy l showers will leave the trees well freed | from leaves.
 Telephone service at your command
 any hour of the day or night-adv
 Members of the Catholic Temper 1 ance societies will commemorate Fath- l CT Mathews anniversary today, Oct. 10.
 1 R. H. Siebler and family have moved i this week from their cottage at Nep- 1 tune park to apartments in the Mohi- | can hotel
 Bayberries are so plenty this year l that makers of the quaint, pale green | candles are selling them at very req | sOnable prices.
 At a special mass in St. Patrick's ! church Saturday at o'clock the Z6! | children to be confirmed Sunday will | receive holy communion. Entertainment and supper in vestry of the Congrega church. Preston l City by the grange Friday night.-adV.
 The school song for the Williams Memorial institute, New London, has been written by Miss Ora Whittlesey Sterry, a summer resident of Salem. 4 few local people who lived in the Windy City at the time recalled Wed nesday as the anniversary of the starting of the big Chicago fire in 1871.
 Prominent among the bishops at the Episcopal convention in New York is Bishop Richard Henry Nelson of AL bany. a former rector of Christ church, Norwich.
 A very fine black walnut flat-top desk and one cheval mirror is for sale at III Laurel Hill avenue.-adv.
 The Baptist church at stonington and Miss Edwina Ryan delegates from the Bible school to the convention to be held in Norwich Oct. Il.
 One of the speakers announced for the eighty eighth annual meeting of the Rhode Island Baptist state con- ventiOn is Rev. Clarence NJ. Gallup of Providence, formerly of Norwich.
 Students write home that the final enrolment of the new year at Wes- leyan university as completed to yes terday shows an increase from 292 five years ago to 425 at the present time.
 There will be civil service examina- tiOns Nov. 3 for assistant director of fee of public roads, $3,50O a year; Dec. 30-31, teachers, men and women, Philippine school service. salary up to S3,000.
 Sheridan's Saturday afternoon danc- ing class and private lessons begin to- morrow afternoon at Cadillac hall.- Adv.
 Days like Thursday try the candy merchants, for heat and dampness make their very best stock get goo-ey. l
 Pumpkins, witches black cats and other Halloween faVors are being fea- tured in the store windows.
 At a meeting Saturday of the execu- tive committee of the State Teachers league. of which Miss Mary E. Bidweu of Norwich is a member, it was decid- ed to have a banquet in Hartford Nov. g in the effort to specialize" the league.
 At Danbury fair in the Ayrshire herd of Spring Valley farm, Yantic, are 25 fine looking cattle. George H. Kahn is the proprietor of the farm. Twenty six Dutch belted cattle are exhibited by o. A. Leonard, proprietor of Lake View farm, Holland.
 Referring to the Harwinton reception rendered Rev. B. P. Capshaw. Tor ringtOn correspondent writes: The CapshaW family, just before moving to Franklin, occupied the Center Congre- rington, for some months.
 Otis K. Dimock, the wealthy dealer in plumbers supplies, who died Sept. 26, directed in his will that he be buried in the cemetery in New London where the body of Richard Mansfield lies. This is the Gardner cemetery on Ocean avenue, not far from the Mans field place.
 At the reception of Trinity parish, TOrringtOn, Monday night the Rev. and Mrs. Albert Jepson, who recently re- turned from their wedding trip were presented a silver tea set on behalf of the parish and Mrs. Jepson was pre- cented $50 in gold and currency, local friends learn.
 The certificate of incorporation of the L. G. Schroeder company, Inc. of Mansfield, manufacturers of varnishes, has been filed with the secretary of state Capital stock $50,000 of which $25,00O is paid in. The incorporators