Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
Olle Bulletin
VARIOUS MATTERS

Friday,
 Tomorrow is communion Sunday 1T ! most of the churches, A number of Norwich people wen by train and automobile te Pomfre l Friday,
 | engaged as boss carder at the Ackerly mills at Vernon,
 Local people who have relatives in | Danbury are starting for that city to
 be present during fair week,
 The convention of the Connecticut ] Woman Suffrage association is to be l held in Hartford Oct. 21 and 22.
 State Inspector John J. Mcfarland | and his force of male deputies are in l specting the bakeries about the state. Katherine G. Lambert, manufacturer ! of human hair goods at 116 Main l street Tel. S32-5. Hours to 6.SO D. m.-AdV.
 Among the arrivals at the Wauregan | Friday were a number of guests for
 the Smith Hooper wedding this even ing.
 The Holy Name society of St, Pat
 rick's church has requested a requi-
 ern high mass for James Carberry to-
 day.
 Gilbert Luther of Oneco picked about
 two quarts of blueberries this week,
 and sent them to North Att1eboro, Mass.
 Rally Day is to be observed Sunday at the Trinity NJ. E. church and flag is to be presented the Sunday school by SedgWiCk Woman's Relief Corps No. IS.
 Monday is election day. Polls open in all districts at a. m. and close at 2 D. m. in all but the First district, which closes at 3 D. m. All republi- cans are requested to vote earIy.-adv.
 This is the season when the granges and suburban church societies are en- toying old-fashioned New England suppers.
 George F. Hughes and family, now of Waterbury, have returned to their home after spending the summer at Eastern Point.
 Tomorrow, the Feast of the Most Holy Rosary, there will be a rosary procession in St Patrick's church at vespers in the afternoon.
 Because of docaying timbers new concrete floor Is to be laid in the chapel of the Church of the Good Shepherd and vii! be covered with linOleum.
 At the residence of James Lewis Smith on Broad street men have be- gun work adding a bay window on the second story. Hardwood floors l4a Ia in NF ha
 Monday Is election day. Polls open in all districts at a. m. and close at p. m. in all but the First district which closes at D. m. All republi- cans are requested to vote early.-adv
 Rev. P. F. Thomas of Rockville has been elected to represent, the Holland County Conference Congregational churches at the national council to be held fin Kansas City the third week in 
 A Rowe. Mass. cores pondent writes: Rev. l.. L. Holmes. a former Baptist minister in Rowe, is spending few days in town before beginning his work in NoI wich, Ct, where he will preach next Sunday.
 A native of Norwich, Rev John F. Ryan, is secretary of the general com nittee in charge of the great Holy Name demonstration to be held in Hartford, Oct. 19, in which twelve or fifteen thousand men will participate.
 Horace Johnson says: The weather will continue mild. Another storm will take place f. om the 9th to the Sth, which will very likely be followed by that cold wave that I have already predicted foc the second week in Octo- per.
 Cards have been issued announcing he marriage of Miss Myrtle HaVenS 1f Mantle and James Knox of Hart ford al the home of the bride in Man lie. Only relatives were present. MT. and Mrs. Knox will reside on Wethers- field avenue, Hartford.
 Monday is election day. Polls open m all districts at a. m. and close at , D. m. in all but the First district, which closes at 3 D. m. All republi- cans are requested to vote early.-adV.
 The several societies connected with he Norwich local Christian Endeavor Inion have been notified that the first October collection is to be sent to Miss Alice A. Brown of Jewett City, he treasurer of the union. This money s used for union expense.
 meeting Ot the executive commit tee from the Catholic churches to pre- pare lun3h for the members in the Holy Name demonstration Oct. F was held Thursday evening with the chair man. Mrs. F. L. Farrell, all present most generous pledges of food and money
 Deeds to the interest of the late An irew Mason in the Mason's Island property passed this week into the hands of the new owners. Messrs. Cur lon c. Allyn of New London and Will jam Ellery Allyn of Harborton, Va. The latter married Miss Marguerite Amy of Norwich.
 At Lake Pleasant. a big fight is on, and on the east side of the lake hay ng been sold to a man who is to cut ID the woodland. Turner's Falls peo- 1le claim impairing the purity of the water. President c. Tabor Thomp- son is defending the Spiritualists' as- ;oCiation in the matter