Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-06
Norwich, Saturday, Sept. 3, 1a1s.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Tomorrow will be communion Sun day in most of the churches.
 The quaint Rose of sharon continues
 to brighten old fashioned gardens. Housekeepers in the country are col | lectlng their winter supply of herbs.
 Dr. C. E. EIdred's office is closed next week. Out of town.-adv
 George W, Smith of Canterbury has grown many baskets of fine peaches l this season.
 Delegates are being appointed to the state Sunshine convention to be neld at WaIlingford.
 Passersby admire Janitor Fields 1 handsome beds of salvia in the court l house grounds.
 Producers state that the quality of milk has improved since the recent rains helped pasturage. l Tug Aquidneck has lowed sew . Thomas J Horan to Norwich, where she will discharge her cargo of coal. The windham County Sunday school association will hold sessions in Cen i tral Village Oct. 22. afternoon and evening.
 The approaching. marriage of Will Louise Saxton of Warehouse Point. Is announced.
 Best SS.5O glasses for &L95, properly fitted. Burnhams, 237 Main street. adv
 Substantial concrete walks have been laid in front of the residence of Farmer Thomas J. Kelley at the state Sanatorium.
 Motorists notice more caution on railroad crossings since recent acci- dents fagmen being stationed at many points before unprotected.
 The first Friday mass at , o'clock in St. ParicI5s church yesterday was said by Rev. Thomas A GrumbIy and that at : by Rev. MyIes P. Calvin.
 John L. Rhodes &. Son of Holland have had a prosperous year with their blackberry crop, having harY ested 5000 quarts of large luscious berries
 A former pastor of the North Sion- ington Baptist church, Rev J. How ard Adams, writes to Rockville friends of his pleasant location in Alturas, California
 Members oG D. A. R. chapters will gather at Groton Heights thts tSat- urday) afternoon, when Anna Wa4ner Bailey chapter will commemorate t;ie Battle of Fort Griswold.
 A Plainfield correspondent mentions that the spur track back of the miu is being raised by the section men, pre- paratOry to the grading which viii be done by a contractor from Norwich.
 Rev. L. ". Frink of Norwich preach ed a good sermon at the Baptist church Sunday morning on The D. vinity of Jesus, and in the evening gave a talk on Wayside Hearers. Moosup Journal
 motorist who made trips to the fair this week declares that he has never been in a spot which tries a drivers nerves worse than the narrow passage on the High street. West Main street-Cove street hill
 MT and Mrs A. J. Wholey. and daughters May and Irene. of Park street have returned after delight Canada They visited Niagara Falls, Toronto and Montreal, sailed down the SI- Lawrence Rapids
 With the opening or the term at St. Pauick's school Monday there will be three new teachers from the mother house in Hartford. taking the place of three Sisters of Mercy transferred elsewhere Two will teach the over crowded fourth grade and the third will be music teacher
 Rev J Fl Broderick presided at a meeting in St Patricks chapel this week when the ladies of the Catholic parishes conferred regarding arrange ments for entertaining visiting socie- ties at the Holy Name demonstration next month Mrs F. L. Farrell is chairman of the general committee