Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-27
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Norwich. Monday. Oct. 27, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Sunday was dull day for the hotels and garages.
 1 Beautiful roses were picked in local gardens Sunday.
 Many boats are still in the river, and are kept in use when the weather permits.
 A new sleeve was in on the trolley wire in front of The Bulletin office on 1 Sunday afternoon.
 Warm weather has continued so long 1 that in some Connecticut cities the ice l supply is growing short. l There were 62 visitors to the Otis ! library reading room Sunday after noon. Miss Dawson was in charge
 Today MT. and Mrs. Charles A, Bell I are to leave Mantle for Palm Beach Fla, where they will spend the winter 1 Several motor parties plan a. visit to l Elizabeth park Hartford, this week, to see the chrysanthemums, now in their 1 glory.
 The annual conference of the Girls | Friendly society is to be held in New Haven Friday and Saturday, Nov. 2 and 8.
 Schooner Mcclure is loading a cargo 1 of oak at the Thames River Lumber company and will leave shortly for 1 Halifax.
 At the New Haven road station the | beds of nasturtiumS so well cared for l by the men during the season continue l to bloom.
 l | Labor attended a meeting of the exec- 1 utive council in Bridgeport Saturday, | afternoon. A NIontviI1e correspondent notes that i stephen Parker has rented the Tyler | place, recently purchased by him, to i tenants from Norwich.
 The New London branch of the Trol- | Ieymen's union will hold it's annual 1 dance Oct. 30. A delegation from the l Norwich branch is expected as guests l Friends and relatives of Mrs. Hubert 1 Ryan attended an anniversary requiem | high mass celebrated Saturday at St. l Patrick's church by Rev. Myles P. Gall | win.
 The Connecticut Editorial associa- tion is to hold its regular fall meeting today (Monday) at the Hotel Bishop,
 
 noon.
 Documents filed in the office of the secretary of state include: The John F. Byrne Realty company of Norwich, certificate of incorporation; capital stock, $5.0O0.
 Nov will be Worlds Temperance Sunday. There is an effort to have a rousing temperance sermon in every pulpit and special exercises in each Sunday school
 The state board of examiners of bar bers is on it's rounds and is fining all who practice the occupation of barber without having obtained a certificate of registration.
 The services at the Sheltering Arms which were to have taken place Sun day afternoon by the Rev. J. Eldred Brown and the choir of Trinity Epis- copal church, were omitted on account of the heavy rain storm.
 Miss Gertrude Durham of New Lon don, for the past season a teacher at the High school in Rockville is at her home here, where she will remain in definitely, to obtain complete rest. postmistress at Windsor, and Hollis 1 Connabel of Hartford, were married | Saturday at the brides home in East l Granby by the Rev. l.. B. Curtiss of Stafford.
 The annual meeting of the Fedora tiona of Churches of Norwich will be held in Trinity M F. church Friday, Oct 31. The Second Congregational church delegates to the federation for 1913-1914 are Deacons Dwight L. Allen and E. A. Prentice.
 Lieut. Col John D. Barrett, ordered to Fort Wright to assume command of Richmond P. Davis, ordered to San 1 Francisco, will not arrive for several weeks He is to have three months i leave before coming.
 At the convention of United Textile l Workers of America at Philadelphia, | where Willimantic and Westerly plants | were represented, it was unanimously | voted to assess every member five l cents per week for organization pur- l poses for five weeks.
 Members of Faith Trumbul1 chapter, l D. A. R., who had met her in Wash l ington, larned with regret of the death | at Indianapolis Friday of Mrs Charles | w. Fairbanks, for two years presi- | was due to pnuemonia-
 The second annual meeting and luncheon of the Connecticut Bradford l Academy club will be held at the | Hartford. Golf club Saturday. Nov. l. 1 at 1230. The governing board of the l club includes Miss Margaret Cooley of l Stafford Springs, secretary treasurer.
 wedding of Holland county inter- est took place Wednesday noon in | Pittsburg. Pa, when Miss Maud Con- l rad. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George 1 Choate Kendall, of Dinard, France be- | came the bride of Robert M. Keeney, | son of Senator and Mrs. Mayro Keeney l of SOmers>
 The regular quarterly meeting of | the Norwich Union of Kings Daugh- l ters is postponed to Friday evening, | Oct. 31. at 7.45 o'clock. and will be | held in the Second Congregational l church. Reports of the recent state 1 convention will be read, and a, full att | tendance is desired,-adv, ASSESSORS EXPECT THIS