Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-08
VARIOUS MATTERS


 The Broadway pharmacy of Nor wich has filed a final certificate of dissolution in the office of the state secretary.
 Mrs. Josephine Hartshorne closed her cottage at Eastern Point Tues day and returned to her home in New York.
 H. C.. Austin of Grosvenordale has purchased the market and grocery store of Henry Swaton at Webster, Mass.
 ern Star from a number of towns will have a picnic at the Masonic Home in Wallingford.
 The state epileptic colony at Mans field Center, opened a few weeks ago, is filled to capacity. according to an nouncement made this week
 At a meeting of the state pharmacy commission, at the capitol, Tuesday about a dozen applicants for druggists licenses were examined.
 Miss Mary O'Meara and Dennis De- vine, were married at St. Joseph's morning by Rev. William F. Fitz- Simons
 Members of the Loomis family, de- scendants of Joseph Loomis. pioneer settler of Windsor, held their sixth reunion at the Loomis institute, We'd nesday.
 Connecticut delegates are in New York; in attendance at the twenty- eighth annual convention of the United Iypothetea and Franklin Clubs of America at the Waldorf A Astoria for three days. .4 to 11.30.-Adv.
 This year only two men have sheep to exhibit at Danbury fair, Geoorge A. Kahn of Yantic and B. NJ. Palmer of Norwich. Each shows about forty sheep, divided among several of the best known breeds.
 At 8 o'clock Wednesday in St. Pat riek's church. Rev. John F. x. Quinn of Montville sang a months mind mass of requiem for Humphrey Gallivan, of Mohegan. a former we'll known mem Der of the G. A. R.
 The democratic committee has been named for the big state ratification dinner to be held at the Hotel Taft, New Haven, next week. The date has not yet been definitely set, but will be either the 18th or the 14th.
 Tobacco farmers in Holland county are anxiously awaiting the advent of rain, as large part of this seasons bumper crop of tobacco is now suffi- ciently cured to be taken from the poles preparatory to stripping. A special dinner today. roast duck, 30 cents, at the City Lunch.-Adv. The Connecticut Federation of Wo- mems Clubs has invited the local clubs to attend the mid-year meeting Octo- Der 30 in Hartford. They are to be guests of the Hearthstone club, Hart ford Center church parish house.
 At the wedding of Miss Leila Rad cliff Morris, in the Central Methodist church in Yonkers Tuesday night to John Greenleaf Baragwanath, one of the four bridesmaids was=sAIisss Helen Atwood of Wauregan and Neptune Park.
 A counter finding was filed Wed | nesday in the superior court at Hart ford by the refendants in the case of Receivers Norris $. Lippitt and Fred P. Holt of the Windsor Locks Savings | bank against ten of the former di- rectors.
 The Middlesex County Poultry Pigeon and Pet Stock association, met in Middletown court room Wednesday evening. George V. Smith, of Will llngton, secretary of the Connecticut Poultry association, gave an address l on Poultry.
 Charles Dowdell and Walter Walker | Deep River pedestrians, finished a lone 1 hike Sunday. Starting early they GOV. I cred forty miles. making a trip on the east side of the river On the Sun. day previous they walked to Norwich in record time
 At the first fall meeting of the Meth. day at the Y. M. C. A. in Hartford
 Rev. >Dr. E. A. Dent, of New Have1 | and Rev. George D. Scrivener of Nor.
 wich spoke on the prospects of Meth
 odism in New England.
 The Connecticut Aircraft compan, of New Haven has filed in the offic, 1 Of the state secretary a certificate in
 creasing the capital stock from $500
 900 to $1,000,000. The document il
 signed. among others, by Everar,
 Thompson, formerly of Norwich.
 Local people learn that the conven
 ton of the Baptist Congress of tn
 United States, which was to be hel,
 in Worcester next month, will not b ! AO40s oS thC LodElAS( SOuSTSSS mas De
 come merged into the Baptist Norther,
 Convention.
 The Connecticut Association Op
 posed to Woman Suffrage cleare,
 nearly $500 at its booth at the Gull
 ford fair. The money has been sen
 to Miss Mabel F. Boardman presi
 dent of the Red Cross, who is also a, anti -suffragist, for Red Cross work.
 Regnal Ringrose has arrived a Lyme from London and is visiting hi D parents at the parsonage. MT. Ring rose left his wife on the other sid ]. to care for her aged parents who ar
 heart-broken over the war as the
 parted with their eight sons to joi | the army.
 . Miss Yvette Borup, a recent Norwic
 visitor, daughter of Major Henr D. Borup, U. S. A., and Ro Chapman Andrews, were marie | Wednesday in Trinity church 2 ,x Ossfning, N. Y. Miss Bor11p ts y close. friend of Emperor Wilhelm