Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04

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 MT. and Mrs. F. c. Rogers of Put nam were visitors with friends here Friday.
 Henry F. Clark will leave Monday for California, 4where- he is to spend the winter at Los Angeles.
 Mrs. A. H. Armington had the mem bers of the Civic Federation at her home for a meeting Friday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank T. Preston were visitors in Boston Friday and at Wellesley college. where their daugh- ter. Miss Rachel. is studying,
 Accommodation at the Home hotel, 126 Main street. for three permanent gentlemen boarders; modern convent ences.-Adv. -
 Capt H. L. Mason left Brooklyn Fri day for New York. from where he sails on Sunday for flie Philippines.
 John A. Moore of Pascoag was a visitor with friends in Danielson Fri day
 Thomas J. Kelley to Speak.
 Thomas J. Kelley of the Hartford Board of Trade is to deliver an ad- dress at meeting of the Danfelson Business Mems association next Tues day evening
 4 number of Danielson people went to Pomfret Friday to attend the au tumn festival held under the auspices of the Pomfret Neighborhood> asso-
 Only Two Train Changes.
 Only two local changes are noted in the winter schedule of the New Haven road going into effect Sun daX,-The. 5.42 p. m. Herthbound train will leave hereafter at 5.47 ?. m, the s0uthbound boat train at 9.16 D. m., six minutes later than at present.
 Outing to Brooklyn.
 The members of the Woman's Mis- sionary societies of the Baptist church had q pleasant outing at the home of Selectman and Mrs, A. B. Webb in Brooklyn Friday afternoon.
 Painfied to Have Branch of G. F. S.
 Members of the Girls Friendly so- ciety will go to PTainfeld Tuesday eVe- ming to attend the organization of a branch of thee society in connection with St. PaUl's mission. The diocesan president Miss Margaret Jackson of Niddletown, is to address the meeting: Planning to Aid New Booster Book
 At a meeting of the directors of the Danielson Business Mems association held Friday evening plans for the preparation of Danielson'S- contribution tOsthe magazine to be published. joint ly by Business Mems associations in eastern COnnecticut9 were discussed, , this publication to be in. the interest $ of business and manufacturers in this part of Connecticut and 10 have wide circulation throughout the country.
 Will Study Early Novelists.
 The first meeting of tho Fadies' Art club this fall is to be held with the president, Miss Marion D. Choliar. Wednesday next Famous Woihen of History is 10 be the study taken up this year, the subject for the meet ing being Early Novelists- Maria Fdgeworth. Jane Austen, Jane Porter. Elizabeth GaskeA Miss Carrie, Eel lows is 10 he a she head of the .pro- gram committee for the day. with Miss Caroline Danielson. and Miss Grace Fisher assistants.
 Autopsy in CIuny Case.
 An autonsy performed on the body of William CItny by Dr. Rienzf Robin son and Dr. W. H. Judson by direc- tinn of Coroner Arthur C. Bill de- yeIops the fact that the mans death was due to a blood clot in the left ven tricle of the heart. Cluny was picked up with broken legs. beside the high way on the ElmviIIe road, and later died in the Day Kimball hospital. The body was at a local undPrtaker's rooms Friday. Coroner A. c. Bill is investi- eating some reports that have come to his attention relative to how the man may have been injured.