Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

Scrivener. Norwich superintendent,wil preach.
 Today (Friday) is St. Denis day in the church calendar.
 The Groton Long Point postofice has been closed for the season.
 At tho Stafford Springs Methcdist church Sunday evening Rev. Georse U.
 Governor Baldwin has approved the bill of $4.351 for the Mystic Oral school.
 Secure your seats for The Christian at the Colonial. Box office. open at 10 a. m.-adv.
 Many ingenious and novel Hallow- cen favors are being featured in the store windows.
 The number of motorcycles legally operated in Connecticut Is given in the latest report as 3.232, against 1,S7S in April.
 The Senior Holy Name society of St. Patrick's parish has voted to receive communion in body at the early mass Sunday.
 Most of the Norwich families have TeIuTIlSQ CnlS week ITOIIl InSlT 1Nep- tune Park cottages. Several others will remain until the middle of the month.
 |, Those for whom Columbus day means a holiday will begin to Start off on outings today and Saturday. All the almanacs predict clear weather Monday.
 In the Volnntown town meeting this n C0-n fo 10 q e last year, was laid. The school meet ing that followed the town meeting laid a five-mill tax.
 Several parties of local motorists have made the trip over the famous Mohawk trail, thence up the Deerfie.d river and into Vermont. The foliage along this trail is now at its best. Antone Vito, the road builder, at Montville, gave his men a pleasant outing at his home in Thompson They made the trip in large autotruck Saturday afternoon, returning Monday l morning.
 Oct. 9th is the date designated in l some states as Fire Prevention day, when the attention of school children and others is to be called to the ne- cessity of caution in causing woodland and other fires.
 Miss Julie M. Lippmann's play, \ Martha-By- he-Day, opened in Stam- ford Monday night, and the News says, 1t would scarcely be possible to say too much in praise of Miss May ' Robson as Martha" Notice has been received by agents here of the annual meeting and ban quet of the Connecticut Association of l Fire Underwriters to be held Oct. 22 in Derby. There will be banquet in the evening at Clark's hotel.
 Edgar c. Stoddard. of the Crooker house clerical staff left New London Wednesday for New York, where he married in the afternoon Miss Jessica Stewart Mclean, a graduate nurse of l the Memorial hospital, New London. Christian Mon, Tues, Oct. 12-13, at the Colonial. Seats on sale at 10 a. m. adv. %f This will be a lean year for the ex, port money order business around the | holiday season. Every year thousands of dollars have been sent home to | foreign lands by local residents at Christmas time but this year it will be different.
 The village houses owned by the Uncas Paper company at Thamesvilie are being repaired, substantial shut | I windows, which have always been a tempting target for the stones of the small boys
 ter of Norwich were at Lords Point the past week for several days re-
 creation. On one trip they took 5 large
 founders, ling, fine sea bass and two monstrous cells. These were ship ped home.
 - Wednesday marked the exodus of
 Black Point summer colony, only five
 families remaining there now. The
 express stopped at Mantle Wednes-
 day and took on about 60 who had made arrangements for a special car
 on that train.
 George L. Scott and assistant of the
 Tiffany company, New York, have
 packed the silver and valuables in Branford house. Eastern Point, for
 shipment. The goods are to be stored in Tiffany's vaults.
 Capt James E. Denison of Groton
 has devised a. new code of fog signals
 for ocean and coastwise waters involv-
 ing the use of only four bell signals
 and four whistle signals which can be
 easily learned and will do away with
 the necessity of a code card.
 Norwich guests were present in Fol-
 land when Miss>Fauline Louise New
 comb. oldest daughter of MT, and Mrs
 Frank T. Newcomb, and Donald John
 son Grant, son of Mir. and Mrs. Chester fW. Grant of Mapping. were married
 Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
 home of the bride.
 A Hartford paper states that appli-
 cations for treatment are being con.
 stantly received at the charity board. r headquarters in Hartford from person.
 afflicted with epilepsy who have beer :. unable to secure accommodations a
 Mansfield, where only so persons cai g be treated.
 OBITUARY.