Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS rlusking, as the corn was molding in the fields.
 The beds of saIvia in the court house ground are still beautlful having escaped the frost.
 A big theatrical attraction in New York is featuring the Yale-Harvard boat race at Gales Ferry.
 The Stonington basketball team will open the season Nov. 6, when they will play the Baltic team at Stoning ton.
 The meeting of the College Club to be held at Slater Hall, has been post poned from today (Tuesday), to Mon day next.
 A contribution of $s35 for the Red Cross has been received in New York from the Second Congregational church, New London.
 Several motor parties have gone from here to Hartford, to see the thousands of chrysanthemums in bloom at Elizabeth Park.
 Monday in St, Patricks church. an anniversary mass of requiem for Thomas. Walter and John Murphy was sung by Rev. J. H. Broderick. Norwich and Mystic, is the Hartford member of the committee of 16S of the Connecticut Mems Suffrage League.
 Fidelity chapter. Order of the East ern Star, of New London is to hold it's 7,usking bee Friday afternoon and ev- ening at the Littlefieid farm, Water ford.
 The state conference of the brick layers, masons and p1asterers union opened it's fifteenth annual meeting in Derby Monday. The sessions will con- clude today.
 to hold public lodge CT sorrow on the first Sunday in December as usual. but to have the exercises in the Elks' home for members only.
 People living out at East Great Plain and beyond greatly appreciate the trolley extension even as far as the ice house and are waiting for the time when cars will run to Maplewood. From Norwich Governor Baldwin went to Meriden where, Sunday even ing, he spoke at the special services to celebrate the opening of the Sun day school and social rooms at the First Congregational church. IT. Hunt sterry, who has been spending the summer at, his home in Salem, is seriously i'll. For two years he has been practically confined to his home with cardiac asthma, and dur ing the past three weeks has gradually failed. McEnelIy's Singing, Orchestra will give a concert and dance at the ar mory Thursday evening. October 18th. Tickets for sale by members of the Fifth Co. and at Davis book store, Tickets 35c.-Adv.
 The interior of the historic First Baptist church of North Stonington at Pendleton Hill, the second oldest church of the denomination in the state of Connecticut, has been re- 1 novated and decorated and is now used for services
 Miss Electa Marie Fuller, 70, who died Thursday at her home, Han cock street, Worcester, Mass, from cerebral hemorrhage. She was born 1T Plainfield, Ct., the daughter of Jame: I and Susan (Montgomerv) Fuller. Int funeral was held Saturday.
 The football team at Arcadia college | Nova Scotia, where Joseph A. Anable of Norwich is 8 professor, has beel
 making a fine record, its last victor.
 being over Mt. Allison college, IA to
 Nov. 7th, the team goes to FredricktoE
 N. B.. to play that college team. I The forty-eighth annual meeting c
 the general conference of Congrega Itional churches of Connecticut is t
 be held in Winsted Tuesday and Wed N AI@ T.. Erfv
 and Second churches as hosts. Ther
 will be between 150 and 200 delegates. The American Gonetic association
 announcing that two prizes of SIG each have been offered for two photo
 graphs-one of the largest tree of
 nut bearing variety in the Unite
 States. and one, of the largest broad leaf tree which does not bear edfb l seeds.
 Worcester papers mention that Pres ident Alfred L. Aiken of the Worcest'
 National Bank, recently appointed go,
 ernor of the federal reserve bank l Boston, has returned to Worcester, fo l lowing a conference of the bankir
 officials in Washington, and g. ca l at the White House.
 Mrs. George Elliott and daughte
 Miss Mary c. Elliott of New Tor
 nave Udkcll dpdIlLHSHtS at lHc Mt l flican hotel for the winter. They spel the summer at the Pequot in the Bor cottage. The engagement of Miss E ? liott to Harold N. Palmer was rt I gently announced.
 News comes from Newport tn: former senator and Mrs. Nelson V Aldrich returned from New York Sa1 urday on the steam yacht Nirvana, c route to their residence at Warwic
 Neck, to arrange for the marriage their youngest daughter, Elsie, an Maurice EdgehilI, Dec. 10.