Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-13
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MAI HERS Postmaster Gates of Mantle closed the office at Crescent Beach Saturday. Sunday and Monday are said to have been the hottest October days since 1893.
 holiday, the Otis library remained open Monday.
 The flag waved over the city hall l in honor of Columbus day and other flags were displayed ab9ut the city. The tax collector will be at the store | of w. s. Fletcher at the Falls from 12 | III. to 1 p. m. today.-adv.
 StrolIers in the woods Sunday found 1 8 few chestnuts fallen, but a sharper frost is needed to bring the nuts down. Miss Margaret Walsh was the guest of Miss Minnie Gragan in New London l over Sunday.
 The Ladies' Benevolent Union of the Central Baptist church is preparing to send a box to the Mather school, Beau fort, s. c.
 After spending the season at their summer home at Neptune park Henry Hine and family have returned to New Britain.
 Between four and five hundred Nor wich women are entitled to vote and this year the list is to be published with that of the men.
 A Norwich motor party to Spring field yesterday counted 200 automo- piles between Thompsonville and the Stafford Springs fa.irground. The twenty second annual conven- of the National Spiritualists' associa- tion at Boston has attracted a num- Der of Connecticut people to the Hub. Prof. J. J. Kennedy will open a l dancing school here about Nov. 1st with all the modern dances.-adv. | The October meeting of the United | States Daughters of 1872 of Connecti- | cut is to be held Wednesday, October 21, at Brook Farm, Forest street, West | vile.
 About 50 attended the lecture given
 by County Agent Murray Lincoln. at | Palmer Memorial, Montville. Frank
 Benson of Norwich played a very l pleasing violin solo.
 A meeting of the superintendents oi
 Boys Clubs from Connecticut an6
 Rhode Island is to be held with the
 Bristol, Conn, club superintendent. w
 E. Dillon, Friday, October 30.
 Col. William Horton, of Governor,
 Island, N. r., Quartermaster's depart
 ment. is in the New London artillery district, for the purpose of inspecting
 the forts and ships of the district. At the monthly meeting of the New
 Britain charity commissioners Super
 intendent A. J. Hart reported six pa.
 tients in the Norwich State hospita
 and one in the Norwich sanitarium.
 The early frosts followed by so mucl
 dry weather have resulted in the mos
 brilliant 'tints on the foliage of the
 hills, while the scarlet sumac leaves
 fields and roadsides in a blaze of glory The barber shop at Fairview Odd
 Fellows home has been furnished with
 a. porcelain and leather chair and a
 wash stand by A club of Odd Fellows
 in Bridgeport
 Peter Sellas shot a fine English rins
 neck pheasant in Poquetanuck on Mon
 day afternoon. The bird was in fG, | plumnge and weighed nearly two ans | hree-quarter pounds.
 A Lenox, Mass, correspondent state.
 that Right Rev. Thomas F. Davies O |
 Egleston Place, Monday. The bishol
 plans to occupy the cottage early nex
 season.
 | Work is rapidly progressing on tn
 bridge crossing the New York, Nev
 Haven & Hartford tracks in the Gro
 ton Long Point road. The south abut
 ment has been completed and work ol the north abutment has begun.
 Up to the present time 120 men ou
 of the 155 registered in the freshman class at Wesleyan university have beel
 pledged to the various fraternities, in
 cluding Theta Pi: Foster L. Burges : of Moosup to the Commons club. . The marriage of William J. Ros and Miss Ella M, Fetherson will talk place October IA, at the home of Mis- 5 Fetherson's grandmother, Miss Meliss
 Fetherson, of New London, MT. Ros
 is conductor on the Shore Line Elec
 tric road.
 Prof. William r. Kirkpatrick of tn
 cultural college, at Storrs, visited tn Dantary fair and expressed himself a
 very we'll pleased, especially with tn > fine results obtained by Connection | breeders.
 MISS Jeanette May Macdonald \ West Wilmington and Floyd F. McCul ' tough of Fort H. G. Wright, Fisher Island. were married Saturday at tn parsonage of the Second Congrega X tional church, New London. Saturda, N the pastor. Rev. James W. Bixler, per forming the ceremony. The youngest suffrage league of tn \ coming annual convention of tho Con
 necticut Woman Suffrage associatio \ at Hartford, will be one that has jus
 been organized at Old Lyme, where th suffrasists have been very active a summer under the leadership of Nils