Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-07
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Norwich, "Wednesday, Oct. ?. 1914.
VARIOUS MATTERS

The state commission on fisheries and game met at the capitol Tuesday.
 Somerset lodge will work the E. A. degree tenigtt-ady.
 The Connecticut Y. Al. c. A. boy workers conference was held Monday at the New Britain Y. M. c. A.
 Plans are being made for several Halloween social affairs. This year the 31st falls on Saturday.
 An interesting prayer meeting of the women Of the Central Baptist ehurch, held Tuesday afternoon, was led by Mrs. Frank Peckham.
 Streeter and staff will visit the Noro- ton Soldiers home Oct. 15 and Francis Long post, Wiliimantic, Nov. 3. CTS in the town of Montville was held at the Palmer Memorial school a. few afternoons ago by Supervisor Carlon E. Wheeler.
 It is believed that Ernest Dekoven just finished chafting the north Alas kan coast, is of the Connecticut fam fly of Lefangwells.
 
 Elijah D. Tourteilote, died in her home at 50 Charles street in Springfield, Mass, Monday following a brief ill., ness. She was born in Pleasant Val ley, Conn.
 W. R. c. supper tonight, Buckingham Memorial, to '. Price 20c.-adv.
 Miss Clara wiIlimina Burton and Campbell Williams Bowser will be married this Wednesday, evening at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. Martin. 12S Mohegap avenue, New London.
 Methodist church Sunday morning was delivered by Rev. George c. Scriyener of Norwich. who had held the first quarterly conference there the evenirs before.
 That the government is taking great interest in the care of trees all over the country is indicated by a communi. cation which Connecticut tree wardens have received from the department of l agriculture regarding looking after To- | cal tree life. | The number of pupils at the Sacred | Heart school in Groton has increased | to such an extent that an eighth grade has been added. Sister Mary Rose, \ assistants, Sister Mary Ida. and Sister Mary 'Nolasco.
 l A young ladies' teachers training l gregational Sunday school of Say brook. where Rev. W. F. White, for nlerly of Ledyard, Is pastor. Two classes were advanced from the pri- mary department.
 l Supt. FreeIand Woodward of the Odd l Fellows FTairview home has received | orders to clean and repaint the room | designed several years ago for a, barber shop and to put 1t in readiness for fur nlsh1ng. IL is believed that a lodge ir Bridgeport is planning to supply the room.
 l A special meeting of the American Barred Plymouth Rock club was held Saturday at Waterbury, when dele gates rom all parts of the state were present. It was voted to hold the an nual meeting of the Waterbury poui. try show in January. The state cur was also awarded the Waterbury l show.
 At Milford at the celebration of th, lo0th anniversary of the organization Of St, Peters Episcopal parish Satur
 day and Sunday, the former rector
 present included Rev. Storrs O. Sey t.ASN AO" oL IlIciiHeid, located ther' from 1881 to 1864, and Rev. J. H. Fitz
 gerald Of Hebron. rector from 1878 i,
 Is9e. -''o u An Old Saybrook corresponden
 notes that George W. Berian has ar rived from Canada and is making hi
 house ready to receive his family wh are expected for the winter. Mrs
 Walter Wellington and family, wh
 occupied the place during the summe,
 left for their home in New York cit
 Thursday. -'