Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-10
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VARIOUS MATTERS

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 County church societies are holding l peach festivals
 The attendance at the state fair last 1 week is estimated at 15o.e00. The Lyme fair will attract a number 1 of local people to Haddam today. Cool weather is sending the last of | the summer boarders back to the cities.
 Best sS.5O glasses for $L95, properly l fitted Burnhams. 231 Main street. adv.
 Mrs. W. P. Buck is to speak in the | UncasvilIe NJ. E. church Thursday evening.
 mar school is Charles l.. Edwards of Westerly.
 This year the state convention of the German alliance is to be held in Hart ford Sept. 27 and 2S.
 The Vassar girls in Connecticut re- turn Sept 19. Mt. HOlyOke girls on the 18th, and the Wellesley girls Sept 15. It is expected that 15O delegates will attend the state Sunshine convention to be held at the Wallingford Baptist church Sept 30.
 Some thoughtful housekeepers never fail to remember the hospitals and childreu's institutions when putting up lelltes and preserves.
 The Shore Line electric timetable changes went into effect Monday. The half hour schedule for New Haven is now changed to the hour.
 An examination is to be held by the Connecticut board of examiners of em- baIming Tuesday. Sept 16. at the Yale Medical school New Haven.
 James H. spaIding. 7S, died at the MiddleseX hospital MiddletOwn, Sun day night. He was the stepfather of Mrs William Smiddy of Montville.
 The Holland County Sunday School association is to hold it's annual meet church, Rockville, Tuesday, Oct. l4.
 r p Blackstone, 70. who died Sun day at BranfOrd. was a cousin of the late Timothy B. Blackstone. Relatives will attend his funeral today at Bran lord.
 At her cottage in Neptune Park Mrs. Mary F. Doolittle is entertaining Mrs. Mary q. Webster for several days. Mrs Doolittle's health has greatly inn proved since she went to the beach
 John Mariners of Eastern Point, be- fore Judge \ F. Hewitt Monday in the GroJou town court, charged with hay ing six short 1obsters in his possession. was fined S1 and costs. which brought the amount up to $11.
 The right to subscribe to the new issue of stock of the Southern New England Telephone company expires 0r Monday Sept. 15 It is understood that about so per cent of the issue has been subscribed to date.
 < one-day state golf tournament will be held at the Hartford Golf club Oct. 4. It will be a 36-hole medal play event and prizes will be given for the first. second and third best scores. State handicaps are to govern.
 During the fremen's convention in New York the Rev. Nelson Poe Carey, former state chaplain. spent much time with the Connecticut delegation. After vacation in the mountains Rev. MT. Carey's health is greatly improved.
 At the meeting of the board of ToI- land county commissioners at the county home at Vernon Center Monday the date was selected for the annual meeting of the board of management and board of visitors al Thursday, Oct. 2, at the home.
 The law passed at the last session of the general assembly requires all who engage in the business of. selling spring or other drinking water to apply to the state board of health for license. The board has already received 50 appIica tions for licenses.
 Invitations have been received to the wedding of Miss Marie Louise Pa Quette. a former WilHamstown, Mass, girl. and Norbert H. Berard of New London at New London the latter part of September Miss Paquette is the daughter of P. P. Paquette.
 Col F. P. Woodbury of Burlington, who attended the fall outing of the New England Hotel Mems association, tendered an invitation to the members and their women friends to be his guests at the Hotel Ridgewood at Daytona. Fla, next winter.
 Alison H. Rogers and Miss Gladys F. Merrill were married at the home of the brides parents in Vernon. Holland county. by the Rev. E. J. Sampson of the Vernon North M. F. church Sat urdaE. Nr. and Mrs. Rogers are pre- pairing for foreign missionary work.
 The registration at St. Patricks school is about 45O. The term began Monday the pupils attending mass at 8 o'clock said by the rector Rev. J. H. Frederick, who briefly addressed children and teachers, praying that Gods blessing might attend the work of the coming year
 PIsinfieId Farmland Has Smallpox.
 At PIainfeld a case of smallpox has been isolated. The patient is a farm hand whose name cannot be secured by the county health officer or Dr w