Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-22
OIlle Bl1llR1in,
Norwich, Monday, Sept. R2, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS
Sunday was St. Matthews day.

1 Sunday was St. Matthews day. The almanac autumn begins temer- rew (Tuesday)s
 Delivery of mail at Eastern Point has been stopped fer the season. | Grass in the parks looks fresher than
 it has at any time since early in the spring.
 Hydrangeas about town are turning soft pink and brown shades as the fall advances.
 In some places about the state a peach basket of tomatoes is bringing but 10 cents,
 A dull, rainy Sunday hits the hotels, which miss their customary parties of motoring guests.
 The moxing picture theatre at the Crescent Beach auditorium is still open and is well patronized.
 Mail service with two deliveries daily is being continued to Neptune Park and Ocean Beach, with no notice yet of discontinuance,
 The Eastern Point cottage of J. c. Hardenburg has been closed and the family has gone for the winter to their home in Rockville.
 The funeral of Miss Sadie Green, who died in New London Sept. 18th, is to be held in Groton today. Burial will be in Willimantic.
 A meeting of the arrangement com mittee for the coming state conven- ton of the Kings Daughters is to be held in Norwich this week.
 At grand masters day at the Ma sonic home in Wallingford, Saturday, Mrs. Bertha Gallup of Moosup reported for the work of the Easten Star.
 The ffdeth anniversary of Lincolns celebrated by three-day jubilee at Savin Rock, Sept. 25. 26 and 27.
 An organ to cost from s15, 900 to s2e,- eco is to be given St. James Episco- pal church, New London. by Morton F. Plant, as a memorial to Mrs. Plant
 Hon.. G. s. Ladd's free illustrated lecture upon Good Roads Wednesday evening in Pythian hall Attention, Norwich grangers and specially invited guests.-ady.
 Mrs. R. N. Small, wife of Alderman Small of Willetts avenue, has been called to Stafford by the serious ill., ness of her father, W. A. Patten-New London Globe.
 Miss Marie Paquette of New London and Herbert Berard of Fall River will be united in marriage at St Mary's Star of the Sea church. New London, this (Monday) morning, at o'clock.
 Bulletin No. IFS of the Connecticut Experiment Station at New Haven. on the chestnut bark disease has just been issued and will be mailed free upon application to citizens of this state.
 After passing a vacation of F days in New York. New Jersey and Penn sylvania> Off Ger Brock is back on duty at the Falls beat Policeman McFad- den was stationed at the Falls during tre formers absence.
 James P Clark and Ava Morgan of Mantle who were nominated on the democratic ticket for the office of se- lectmen. have declined to run Jay " Becl6with, one of the present board has been made a candidate.
 John Madden. 40, died Friday in Bol- ton of tuberculosis. His wife died little over a year age with consump- tiOn The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at the Swedish Lutheran church in Manchester
 MT, and Mrs. George Watts and family have moved from the bunga- low which they have been occupying on Lincoln avenue to the home on Lincoln avenue extension recently purchased from Nelson Porter,
 Through the thoaghtfu1ness of Col. and Mrs. Charles W. Gale beautiful flowers from the greenhouses at Pine hurst are to be regularly provided dur ing their absence for decorating the Central Baptist church on Sunday.
 Capt. Edward R. Geer returns to the steamers of the New England Steam- ship company today (Monday) after a leave of absence during the summer months, while he was in command of the P, A. B. Widener yacht Josephine.
 At the D. A R. anniversary in Hart ford. Nov. 11th, the speakers will in- Clude Mrs. Mary F. Lockwood of Washington, D. C.. one of the two l1v- ing founders of the society, and Mrs. William Cummings Story, the presi- dent general
 At the second days session of the annual convention of the 1 Eastern Swedish Congregational Min isters' associs ton held at Hartford i Rev. A Elmquist of Woodstock re- ported for the auditors confirming the report of the treasurer
 Superintendent of the tuberculosis sanatorium. Dr. Hugh Campbell, has been called to New London to see Frank Hollandersky, brother of Attor- neY Perry j. Hollandersky. He was suffering from double pneumonia This left him and tuberculosis developed
 In Bolton the meeting of East Cen tral Pomona grange which was to have been October 8, will be in Andover instead The new hall at Bolton will not be sufficiently finished to rent. this i fall, so that grange members felt it would be better to wait until spring 1 before having the Pomona there.
 Laurel Hill Car Overran Track.
 The car leaving Franklin square at