Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1913-10-22
The BltllRttn.
Norwich, "Wednesday, Oct. q. 1918.

Norwich, Wednesday, Oct. q, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS
The autumnal fly is stsA en- duty and
pesky Ina the extreme.
The sight test in the public seheels
is to be made this term.
Cattle grazing in the meadows Sc
late in October prove the mildness OF
the season,
About the county Tuesday there
were many evidences Of the damage
done during Mondays blow.
The women's prayer meeting at the
Central Baptist church Tuesday after
noon was led by Mrs. E. S. Purvis.
Keep in touch-by telephone.-adv.
Or. e. J. Mcknight Of Hartford en-
tertained the Hartford Medical asso-
citation at his farm in Ellington Tues
day.
Ask your neighbor why he has tele-
phone service. See if you haven't at
least some of the same uses for it
adv.
Don't forget the Alpha Class supper
tonight, 5,15 and 6.15, at UniversaIist
church, Broadway. Tickets 25c.-adv.
Mrs. Walter Albendroth, Miss Will
helmina and Miss Bertha Dziomba re-
ing, after spending three days visiting
there.
Among the unions represented at the
textile workers convention in Phila-
delphia are the textile workers of Wes-
terly and the swift spoilers of Will
mantle.
Apple day yesterday, when each per-
son was supposed to eat at least one
apple and to get neighbor to do the
same, helped the sale of the fruit con-
siderably.
In the will Of William B. Kingsley of
Andover 200 was left to the Tolland
county home, the income to be used
for buying toys and books for the
children.
George Willard Goddard who died at
Rome, Italy, on the End at the age of
80 was born in New London, Conn.,
July 8, 1924, son of Hezekiah and Eu-
nice Rathbone Goddard.
The members of the Arcanum club
will attend the funeral of A. n. Car
penter, a late member of the club, in
a body, meeting at the clubhouse this
afternoon at 100 o'clock
By request of relatives of Thomas
and John Murphy an anniversary re
QUEEN high mass in their memory was
celebrated at st. Patrick's church Tues
day by Rev. j. H. Broderick.
The sixty-t third annual meeting of
the Connecticut HOMEOPATHIC Medical
society, was held at the Winthrop
in Meriden, Tuesday, at 1890; lunch
con was served at 1 o'clock.
At Quarryville, Holland county. Rev.
w. S. Woodward, formerly Of Norwich
Town, has succeeded in raising sufi-
cient money to have the Methodist
church improved and painted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Chaplin Allen cele-
brated their 50th wedding anniversary
at the family home at Belchertown
Mass, Monday. Mrs Allen is a sister
Of Henry B. WEIGH of Putnam
There will be meeting under the
auspices of the state board of educa-
ton at Grange hall, Hampton, Fri
day evening when ]. w Bows, L. T.
Garrison and A J. Brundage will
speak
Rev. John f. Murphy of Bridgeport,
who has presented two handsome
stained glass windows to the Catholic
chapel at Hampton, was a former Gu
rate at st. Patrick's church and pas
tor at Mystic
The workmens compensation com
mission of which DR.. J. J. Donohue is
a member. met in the old supreme
court room at the capitol Monday.
Plans were formulated for the work Of
the commission.
At the annual Connecticut Sunday
School convention to be held at Nor
witch Oct. %. the Middletown Baptist
church will be represented by Rev
=. K. HYDE, 5. K. Ryan. Miss Ethel
Bates and L. o. Ryan.
Thursday evening at the Baptist
chapel at Deep River a monster re-
ception is planned for the Rev. 3. n.
Hatfield. Members of the Baptist
church will be present to wecome him
to his new field of labor.
The Danbury News says: The doc
trines and tenets of Christian Science
were discussed by Rev Benjamin W.
Bacon, a professor in the Yale Divin-
ity school in his sermon at the First
Congregational church yesterday
morning on The Single Eye.
Big arrival of nice oysters today for
the week at the Broadway Fish mar
ket. Our oysters are the best and al
ways open out of the shell before YOU
while you wait. Come and try some or
phone in your order o. Lacroix, 40
Broadway. Phone 517-adv
The funeral of Mrs. Vivian G. Camp
bell, wife of Carroll A. Campbell Of
Norwich, was held from the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Glad
win in Middletown Monday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Burial was in Indian
Hill cemetery, Middletown.
Agnes E. Hayden and Merrick c.
Kibbe, both of Ellington. were married
Monday After the ceremony, which
took place at p. m. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kibbe left for a, short trip. Upon
their return they will live in Elling-
ton, and will be at home after No
vember l.
James W. Council has resigned from
the staff of the Hartford Post to take
the place of the late Rlaph Blyden-
burg, city editor of the Middletown
Penny Press. He is a son of the late
Rev. James Balfour Council and mar
ried Miss Elizabeth Tiffany Case,
daughter of Capt. George Case.
Passengers on the Norwich and
branch notice that New Ha-
ven road men are keeping an accurate
account of all passengers boarding or
leaving trains at South Worcester sta
tiOn This is see if n