Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
Ulle Bnllftil1.  Norwich, Saturday, Oct. IS, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

held at Winsted Oct 24-25.
 As the weather clears, the countr, inns get more patronage from motol l parties.
 Benjamin Bruce is seriously ill witt 1 liver trouble at his home on McKinleJ l avenue.
 Fred Linke began his duties as flag. man on the Norwich and Worcestel division crossing at PlainfieId thil week
 Don't forget your water bill Addi- 1 tions after Oct 2O.-Adv l Because the first snow furry came i at daybreak on the 18th, believers il signs predict 15 snowstorms during thc | winter.
 The Catholic Transcript announces 1 that the forty hours devotion begins Sunday in St. Joseph's Polish church | Norwich
 Have you paid your water bill? Ad- 1 ditions after Oct. 20.-Ady.
 The first motorcycle owners to put | in their lists appeared Thursday be- 1 fore the assessors. There were three | or four of them
 The Norwich Christian Endeavor ! local union is to hold its annual meet ing with the Congregational society ia Jewett City, Friday, Nov. 14th
 It is noted at Stafford Springs that Dr. and Mrs. Gs~PercivaI Bard have ] returned from a vacation of several weeks spent in the Berkshires and | the White mountains.
 Mrs. s. Comstock has opened her embroidery rooms at Is Union street. Orders taken for embroidery of all kindS-a6V,
 Eastern Connecticut members of the Connecticut Teachers league will at tend the banquet to be given on the eve of the state teachers convention at the Hartford Golf club Oct, 23.
 Work on the wall at Fort Griswold is going CT well, the stonework being all in position and only the coping re- maining unfinished. The gates have arrived and are being put in place,
 The common pleas court is due to come in at New London this afternoon at ? o'clock for the trial of the case of A J. Phillips & Go. vs. $. E. Jen- nings, which was assigned to that date.
 The evening school will open Mon
 
 floor Of city hall. E. J. Graham, su- perintendent of schools-adv
 District Superintendent Rev. G. G. Scrivener gave a very interesting ser mon in Vernon Methodist church Sun day evening. His subject was The Garment of Rockville Journal
 An interesting litter of puppies in the window of the Public Fish Market r,F7 attention on Thursday. They are of mixed breeding, Airedale terrier and foxhound
 As an example of the advance in farm values in Windham county, d small place near South Canterbury which a New York man bought two years ago for S1.10O has just been sold for S1,5OO.
 Those who have the $200 tickets for the '. M- c. A. Entertainment Course should be sure and exchange them for reserved seat coupon tickets at George 4. Davis store Tuesday moraing, Oct 21 at o'clock-adv.
 Charles Tomasso, a. workman em- ployed at the Breakwater company at the navy yard, was injured while at work Thursday and taken to a New London hospital suffering from a broken leg.
 Rev. E. B. Barber, pastor of the Uni- versalist church, will attend the bien- nial session of the general convention of UniVersalist churches which will be held in St. PauPs church, Chicago, from Oct g t9 26-Danbury News.
 Those who have the $2.0O tickets for the Y. M c. A. Entertainment Course should be sure and exchange them for reserved seat coupon tickets at George A. Davis store Tuesday moraing, Oct 21. at o'clock-adv.
 At an educational meeting in Red ding Center today (Saturday) A. J. Brundage, state supervisor of agricuI- ture in the schools of Mansfield and Lebanon. and E. Ward Ireland, state supervising agent, will make an ad- dress.
 News comes from Ernest G. Cham plin, Syracuse 1912, son of Mrs. Asa Backus, of Norwich that he is great ly enjoying his work in surveying for the Canadian Pacific road, near Chap leau, Ontario His claSsmate, Clarence Maynard, is in the same territory.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Janet Franklin Smith to R. Pal mer Smith. Miss Smith is the daught-  of Haughton's cove MontvilIe. Mr. Smith is the son of MT. and Mrs w w. Smith of Pequot avenue New Lon don.
 The funeral of William Henry Homer who died at the state hospital in Norwich, was held at the home in HarwintOn Thursday afternoon, Rev. Albert Jeps0n officiating. Mir Homer leaves his wife, three sons and three daughters Burial was in Hillside cemetery, Torrington.
 Miss Grace Esther Denison, daught- CT of Mrs. L. J. Denison of Groton and Cecil c. HisIop of Flanders were mar ried Thursday afternoon in Mantle After a short wedding trip they will make their home in Flanders, where the groom is employed on the street railway.
 Charles P. Prior, Jr, has resigned as tenor Soloist of the Center church quartette, Hartford paper says, after more than 13 years of service The pressure of other work made the res ignatfon necessary. His place has not yet been filled. MT. Prior is secretary of the Security Trust company.
 The marriage of Miss Mae Connor. daughter of MT. and Mrs. John J. Con- nor of Springfield, and William IT. Rister, son of MT. and Mrs, Herman Rister of Stafford Springs took place Tuesday morning at Springfield in the Holy Family church, Rev. c, A. Sulli- van performing the ceremony,
 
 May Have Mushroom infection.