Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-10
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Norwich, Saturday, Oct. 10, 1914.
 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Many wild ducks have been in the waters of West Point. at Lords Point, of late.
 Repairs are being made. to the ce- ment walks in front of the L. l.. Chap man property on Bath street.
 Novelties in stamped goods and stamping to order. Homemade food daily at Woman's Exchange-Adv.
 The Historical society at New Lon don has decided to hold a chrysanthe- mum show at the court house early in November.
 Of the 80 children at the County Home, twenty. 15 boys and. girls, are at Backus hospital recovering from mild cases of scarlet fever. The Otis library has recently added books by Croft, Edelmann and Horst mann and Tousley on wireless, electri-
 The Samuel Spicer property at Groton has been purchased by Arthur Strickland of Montville. The new oWuer VIII move to HIS property next week.
 Mrs Sara. T. Kinney, honorary re- gent of the Connecticut D. A. R., has been conducting the Red Cross ex- hibits at the fairs in Suff1eld and Dan bury this week.
 Get tickets now for splendid Y. M. c. A. Course. Phone s62.-adv.
 A number of prominent Episcopa- Hans from here will go to Plainfield this afternoon for the ceremonies at the laying of the cornerstone of the new St. Paul's church.
 A fund is being raised by the vari- ous D. A. R. chapters of Connecticut for the purpose of paying off one of the $5,000 bonds on Continental hall at Washington, D. c.
 The Alumni association of the Amer ican College of Louvain, held it's an- nuaI business meeting in Hartford Thursday. Rev. William A. Keefe of St.; Johns church, Plainf1eld, is treas urer of the organization.
 Because of the illness of so many children of the County Home, the an- nual meeting of county visitors is to be held this year at the county com missioners' office in the court house, INO1 WlC1, Oli w WSuICSody uSAl, lilS HUI.
 At a lecture given at Yale univer- sity recently. mention was made of the North Stonington village school, by Professor Harrington. who has recent ly visited the school The professor spoke highly of the work being done there.
 Church organists in Connecticut are being warned against two swindlers, a man and woman. who. without au- thority, offer the Organists' Journal scription and giving nothing in re- turn.
 Where. Rt. Rev. Mgr. Thomas J. Shahan is consecrated a titular bishop at the cathedral in Baltimore next as a gift of the A. Q. H. of America, as he is, a member of the Washington division.
 When the Middlesex County His torica1 society. celebrates the centen- ary of Commodore Macdonough's vic tory on Lake Champ1ain, Oct. 20. | United States Senator Brandegee of New London will speak in behalf of | the state of Connecticut. l Lawrence Kelly, formerly of Groton l borough, has been put into the care of l Judge A. F. Hewitt. The boy was brought from the State School for Boys, where he has been. for some time He is to be transferred to the Mansfield School for Epileptics. I Of the magnificent gift of the late l T.. B. Blackstone. a Branford cor l Memorial library will soon emerge from the hands of marble workers with a new roof on left wing and other 1 important repairs completed. The appointments of Dr. Gilbert Smith as assistant physician at the 1 Soldiers Home at Noroton and Dr. | Edward Everett as senior assistant physician at the Norwich State hos pital were confirmed by the civil ser l vice commission this week.
 Charles M.- LittwhilIer and Miss I Carolyn L.. Mellow, both of the Navy nesday at p. m. by Justice Walter lR Denison. After a short wedding trip they will return to the Navy l Yard, where MT. Littwhiller is em- ployed.
 At New London, Miss Ruth Fowler l daughter. of MT. and Mrs. Alvin A I Fowler and Malcolm c. Brown were l married at o'clock Thursday evening by Rev Joseph P. Brown at his resi- dence, 199 Huntington street. They l were attended by MT. and Mrs. Johr A. Harvey, Jr.
 New Haven papers state that Dr
 J. S. Norton, of Sweden. Me. has beer appointed substitute principal of Low lell school. to take the place of H. Miles
 Gordy of Saybrook, formerly of Staf
 ford Springs, who ended work at th' school Friday night, to take @ per manent place elsewhere.
 Present and former mayors of vari tous cities of the state enj oyed tn sights at the Danbury fair Wednes
 day as guests of ex-Mayor Charle Kerr. those present including, c. |
 Beckwith and M. W. Dart, of Nev
 London; T. c. Murphy of Norwicl
 and Daniel F. Dunn of Willimantic.
 Eastern Connecticut silk manufac . turers state that the market fo
 thrown silk continues moderately ac tive at unchanged prives. Furthe