Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-29
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VARIOUS MATTERS

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 VARIOUS MATTERS The alnaanacs promise thunder storms today.
 A number of local horsemen and grangers will attend the state fair at Berlin today.
 Connecticut fishermen say that the season is exceptionally poor and the set exceeding small.
 Thirty different religious denomina- tions have agreed upon Oct. 18th as '.Go-to-Church Sunday
 A number of prominent society wom- en here are planning big benefit in aid of the Red Cross work.
 The feast of St. Michael and all Angels will be commenorated today in the Episcopal churches.
 Rev. J. H. nennis of Mount Call vary Baptist church preached at Scotland Road, Sunday afternoon.
 Services for the Day of Atonement will be held this evening in tho Jew ish synagogues and also on Wednes- day.
  urday. many said it would pass for the fine storm although it was a dry storm.
 Some big pumpkins and cabbages are in the gardens titled by Farmer Thomas Kelley at the tuberculosis sanatorium.
 the exhibit of $. Albert Thompson's paintings at Mystic. The exhibit ends today tTuesday1. Miss Gertrude Colt, daughter of Judge and Mrs Alfred Colt Of New London, has gone to New York and will engage in settlement work. The members of Groton Grange are planning to go to Ledyard on Octo Der 5, when they are to entertain the members of the Ledyard grange. It is mentioned in Newport society news that Lawrence l.. Perkins of party Mrs. French Vanderbilt is en- tertaining.
 Members of local bird clubs have received notice from the Hartford Bird Study club that steps will soon be taken to form a state federation of Bird clubs. Since the hot weather of last week there has been a blue haze hanging over the Thames river resembling that which makes the Hudson so beautiful in summer.
 The gray squirrels which have been such pets on Warren and Broad streets this season have grown so tame that they frisls about the lawns with no evidences of timidity. The St. Veronica's T. A. Society will run their Harvest Social in Ponemah Hall tTaftville, instead of Parish Hall tonight.-adv.
 At the state Kings Daughters con- vention at Waterbury Comfort circle will be represented by the leader, Mrs. A. T. Utley. and by Mrs. G. W. Guard and Mrs. Fred Allen.
 At the Second Congregational church Wednesday afternoon at the meeting of the auxiliary, w. B. M., in the la- dies room. Miss Elizabeth Pullen is to speak of the Northfield conference. Rev. John F. X. Quinn, who has just been appointed pastor of St. of Rev. Edward Quinn, assistant pas tor at St. Roses church, Fair Haven. 1 Mrs. Stephen A. Congdon, whose
  | at her home in Westerly, was the | daughter of Nathan Edward, and was born in Voluntown, Conn.,, on July 22, 1 1S43.
 At Rally day services held in New London at the Federal Street Metho- dist Episcopal church Sunday. Rev. G. | G. Scrivener, of Norwich, district Su- l perintendent, spoke at the morning | service.
 l Local autoists have been warned to | guard their autos as several have l been stolen in Connecticut the past week. Hartford and Bridgeport are two of the cities where the thieves are | operating.
 Edgar c. Stoddard, manager of the l CrotNer House New London, will marry in New York Oct. 2. Miss Jes- | sica Stewart Mclean of that city. The l wedding will take place at St. Agnes l church, 91st street.
 The new time table for cars of the l Norwich & Westerly Traction Co. went into effect Monday. According to the | new arrangement all cars will con- meet at the terminal at the Westerly railroad station.
 Colin S. Buell., principal of Will 1 Hams Memorial institute. has returned to New London from Litchfield coun- ! ty, where he lectured on the Connec- ticut College for Women, Thursday Friday and Saturday.
 Repairs on Eastern Point roaG have been completed. A layer o, cinders has been spread over a. large
 portion of it. especially in those place. which had become so slippery they
 were dangerous for horses to travel.
 Friday, Oct. g, has been designated Fire Prevention day, when schools factories and other institutions are re- quested to hold fire drills, and teacher: are asked to instruct pupils on tn;
 dangers of fire and means of its pre- vention.
 The general theme for the even ing services this year at the secon,