Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-29
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VARIOUS MATTERS


 l
 Sept. 29th is the date of the new 1 moon.
 Saturday and Sunday were splendid samples of fine autumnal days
 The summer cottages along the river banks begin to have deserted look. St Michael and all angels will be 1 commeorated by the Episcopal l churches today.
 Repairs and Improvements have been made to the roundhouse at the New 1 Haven road station.
 Mrs. Charles w. Burton has purchas- l ed the two family house located at 57 Twelfth street from Alex F. Shaw.
 Arthur L. Story, assistant superin- 1 tendent of state police, is about the state to examine the motion picture plants
 Hunters who have been to the Con- necticut river say the railbird season 1 has already closed and has been the poorest ever.
 Hartford papers mention that Judge and Mrs. s. O. Prentice have returned from Fenwick and reopened their home on Gillette street.
 It is stated by the Bridgeport Stand ard that Herbert Jepson, son of the Rev and Mrs. William H. Jepson of Stratford, has left for Hartford to en- ter Trinity colsge.
 Norwich colored people are interest ed in the big celebration of the 50th anniversary of the emancipation proc lamation to last for ten days in New York beginning Oct. 22 Factory Inspector James Keena of Hartford and Factory Inspector M J. 1 Kelly of Norwich were in Bristol last week making an official inspection of the manufacturing plants.
 Herbert Potter, state dairy inspector, 1 who is making an inspection of the grocery stores under the vinegar act, says that there is a great quantity of adulterated vinegar on the market.
 On account of the large number of letters and cards of greeting to be de- posted in the postoffice incidental to the Jewish holidays, the public has been advised to mail other matter as early as possible.
 Eastern Connecticut parishes will be represented at the twenty eighth an nUal convention of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew, which opens in New York Wednesday. over 500 delegates are expected to attend.
 President Wilson F. Lee of the Con necticut society, Sons of the Ameri- can Revolution. entertained the board of managers of the society at his home Fairlea Farm. Orange, the other day About 35 were present.
 The new law regulating the sale of eggs. which states that all eggs which have been in storage 15 days or which have been preserved or incubated must be plainly labeled. applies to farmers bringing their eggs into market.
 An interesting article on Party Lit erature. by Ernest Allison Smith, for merly of this city. but now of Mer- cersburg, Pa, appears in last weeks issue Of The VindiCator, a prohibition weekly published in Franklin, Pa.
 Relatives. family friends and mem bers of the Holy Name society attend ed the requiem high mass for Martin Sullivan celebrated by Rev. T. IT. Brod- erick in St Patrick's church Saturday by request of the Holy Name society
 Nine men with First Lieut.. Reed of the Tenth company, c. A. C., of New London, had their second field day for rife practice from 9.15 a. n to 4.30 D. m. Saturday at Preston range, one man, Sergt. Elmer Watson, qualifying.
 The marriage will take place at St NIary's Star of the Sea church. New London, Wednesday, Otc. 15, of SOpl- rOnia Madeline, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Dray, and Morgan J. Fla heFty, formerly of New London, now of South Birmingham. Mass.
 R. G. Staplin of Hartford, for eight years in the claims department of the Connecticut company, has given up his place as assistant adjuster in the Hartford office to become chief adjust CT on the Morton F, Plant system of street railways. and will live in Nor wich-
 Prosecuting Agent James W. Knox of Hartford and Miss Myrtle & Hav- ems of Mantle will be married this CMonday) afternoon at Mantle Miss Ravens has been 9 teacher in Hartford for the past three years. Mr. and Mrs. Knox will go to Bermuda on their wedding trip
 The silver anniversary of the Traut and Hine company of New Britain was celebrated Saturday with a big bar becue, one of the speakers being Sec retary H. C. Hine known to many Norwich people as president of the 1 Neptune Park association and a cot tage owner in the park