Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

 10th. | Unusually large f1ocks of crows were noted about the fields Sunday.
 There is no session at the Free Academy today. as it is the annual Nuttfng day.
 Harry Ward of Asylum street isI spending few days with friends in New York city.
 The Peck Library has recently re- ceived a timely volume, Roland G. USher's Germanism.
 Fishermen are finding that the llt- lie n4aciAerel continue to stay in the waters off Noank, affording excellent sport.
 Is your water bill paid? Additions after the 20th.-adv.
 James Tyler has closed his cottage at Eastern Point for the season and has returned to his home in Baltf-, more.
 ]. There was an attendance of 47 at the Otis library reading room Sum- day afternoon, Miss Sadie J. Dawson being in charge.
 At the meeting of the Mantle board
 
 names were added to the list in the first voting district.
 There is to be a meeting of the Hampstead Family association. this (Monday) afternoon at the home of Mrs. John l.. Branch, in New London. The Norwich organization will be | the Connecticut Indian Association to 1 be held Tuesday, in the parlors of the Center Church House, Hartford. People interested in the work of the state tuberculosis commission. have | received invitations to attend the first | New England tuberculosis conference to be held at Bangor. Maine, Octo- | Der g.
 l Tn preparing for the 25o out of town delegates expected to attend the Boys conference, Y M. c. A. this week, the committee on hospitality for the Sec ond Congregational church is Arthur l l.. Peale.
 1 Attorney General John H. Light is in Washington, D. C.. where he will attend the national convention of att torney generals beginning today CMon- | day). He is vice president of the Na- tiona1 association.
 I The state bar association through it's secretary James B. Wheeler of | New Haven, has placed it's collection of the proceedings and records of bar proceedings throughout the country in the State Library.
 The 2d annual church congress o1 the Protestant Episcopal church fo1 the churchmen and laymen, is to be held in New Haven, November to 6 with morning sessions, in College street and evening sessions in Wool sey halL
 I H. E. Clearman. state director oi I the Red Cross Christmas seal sale, un- | der the direction of the state tuber- Lculosis commission, has arranged fol many distributing stations for the | stamps. the sale of which begins the l day after Thanksgiving.
 Willis Ira Twitchell. 62. Supervisor of the West Middle School of Hart ford who died Friday in the schoo building was known to. many Nor. wich teachers and took a. prominent part in the state summer schools a | Norwich and Niantic.
 The women, of Packer Baptis
 church are making an autograph quill
 to help pay the indebtedness. Man. thames appear in the blocks! includin:
 those of ex-congressman E. W. Hig
 gins, of Norwich and Comptrolle
 Daniel F. Dunn. of Willimantic.
 The Electrical Contractors associa
 tion of Connecticut, was formally or ! ganized at New Haxea last weel
 with amembership of about 65. Tn
 purpose of the association is to foste trade among the electrical contractor , and to reform abuses in business.
 Only few more days to pay tha l to,. 11iJ oII |. In the demonstration orchard 10 [ cated on Irving E.. Crouch's farm il I Groton, one tree, small Blue Pear 3 main, which in former years gave
 barrel of apples, this season bor
 enough fruit to fill 12 barrels, som
 of the apples weighing IS 1-2, ounces i. Local members of the bricl1layers
 conference of this state will atten
 the annual gathering at the Hott
 Clark, Derby, Oct. 26 and 27. Ther
 this state, and they include bricl1lay D CTS, pasterers and n,asons. There al ! 25 unions.
 At Q special meeting of the leg; voters of the town of Ellington, D and a committee, ore from eac { school district was appointed to st \ cure options on sites, to procure tf & plans etc, and report at a, meet \ to be called later.
 Attention of Connecticut shipper e is being called by the agricultur h department to the fact that fines as
 g-egating s250 have been levied ( E shippers and railroads of New Ent E land for Violating the governmel f quarantine to prevent the spread E gypsy and hrown tail moths in tn ' section.
 \ On District Superintendent G. \ ScriTener's visit to Portland, Com k Thursday, he announced that Re zS Martin S. Stocking has been tran
 ferred from the Methodist church he - to the Thamas Street M. E. chalrc ss, Newport, R. l., changes being nece sary owing to the recent death of tl \ Manchester pastor.
 Donated Chairs and Tables Those who donated the use of chai and tables for the Red Cross Whi at the armcry Friday night were t