Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-04
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Norwich, Thursday, Sept. 4, 1sio.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MA | lENS
 An occasional red branch in a maple
 telss of autumn's advent. Bluefsh Il cents pound at Church l Bros.-Adv,
 Some of the Sunday schools will re-
 sume sessions on Sunday next.
 Carloads of fine peaches are coming l into market and the price is reason 1 able.
 Best $3.5o glasses Tor $1.95, properly 1 fitted. Burnham's, 227 Main street. 1 adv.
 Members of the Central Baptist 1 church conducted a prayer meeting at i Preston chapel Wednesday evening
 The season at the Griswold will close l in few days, although number of guests still remain at the hib hotel
 The fair this week has been the means of bringing many handsome 1 driving horses and matched spans to town.
 The wild cucumber vine, like the wild carrot, has grown unchecked this | season.
 A number of teachers have already left to begin their duties in out of town schools, The interior of the Jewett building, on Main street has been renovated during the summer.
 The state normal school at Danbury opened Tuesday with 9S students reg istered the first day. 
 Groton Long Point Beach plots fronting boardwalk 1-2 mile long. Jas. Jay Smith Co.,, New London.-Adv.
 On Holland county farms tobacco which has not ripened is changing ,o the deired color and taking on Wciailt fast
 Shore visitors are bringing back driftwood fagots to burn with their pc culiar green flames i'll hreplaces dur ing the winter
 The Norwich fire department was not called on Wednesday afternoon to send aid to New London at the Cro- min building fire.
 Vacuum Clothes Washer demonsra- ton for one week daily 3 p. m- and saturday evening at r Cliff street, OP-
 osite Chelsea bank--adv-
 A Holyolle, Mass. young lady, Miss Helen Grace left Monday for Colum- bia, Ct, where she began her duties as a teacher in the public schools Tues day.
 Much attention is directed to Capt Mays woOdbine cottage on the Yantic plains by the large and handsome hydrangea bush with it's huge blos some.
 The Young Ladies' society and Inn macuIate Conception Sodality of St. Patricks parish will receive holy com munion in a body at the first mass on Sunday next.
 The usual weekly me- -ug of 1he state tuberculosis commission was not held Tuesday at HartforI L 0winn5 10 tn trforced absence of some of the commissioners
 The Meriden Retail Liquor Dealers association met Wednesday to arrange for a reception to the state liquor dealers, who are to meet in Meriden Sept. 15 and 16-
 A MiddIebury. vt, correspondent notes that MT. and Mrs H. w Golf. 1 who have been at the home of MT. and | Mrs H. A Peck, have returned to East 1 Hampton, Conn.
 A woman passenger on a Montville ! car Wednesday wore aslit skirt of | pronounced design over crimson silk i petticoat, but her ultra -modishness at tracted no special attention
 The Graduate Nurses association of | Connecticut met in Meriden Wednes- 1 day afternoon at the Gosse house, | North Colony street. This was one of 1 the regular quarterly meetings,
 More than one visitor to the fair this week has referred to the late ! Charles F. Brady, always regular fair attendant and one of the enthusi- astic supporters of the association.
 As a precauton in line with it's san itary regulations the state tuberculo- sis sanatOrium has posted conspic- uous sign absolutely prohibiting all spitting on the grounds of the institu- tion.
 Although the oyster season began with Sept 1st, it is too hot for much of a demand for the shellhsh. which suits the dealers well enough as the supply will be more plentiful after a week or two.
 Nearly all the articles made by pa uents at the Norwich state hospital and exhibited at the fair this ween were disposed of by the industrial teacher. Mrs Porter, and her assist ant, Mrs James MuTtha-
 Rev. F. V. Woodwork of Cheshire has accepted a call to the Congrega- -ional church in Harwinton. filling the vacancy caused by the departure of Rev. B. P. Capshaw to che Congrega- Iional church in Franklin.
 Senator Edward W. Hooker and family. who have been occupying their cottage at Eastern Point since June to Hartford Wednesday, Sen 4tor Hooker has spent much of the summer cruising in h1s yacht Nepha- win.
 The board of pension examiners Dr. N P. Smith and Dr. Lester E. Walker of Norwich and Dr. c. F TongdOn of Mystic-ha5 no a9plicants 10 examine at their meeting Wednes- 1aN. At their August session they con- sidered one case.
 Claire Pfennnfg of Bristol. who has been a student at the Connecticut Az 'iculture college in the mechanical de- oartment, has returned to that institu- ion as an assistant to Professor Wheeler of the mathematical and physics department.