Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30
JIl1f Bmlleti1a.
ich,- Wednesday, Sept. 30, 1914.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 ~Perils of Pauline" Colonial theatre today.-adv.
 It was only 27 degrees at o'clock Tuesday morning.
 Visitors from this section are at- tending Brockton fair.
 An East Lyme girl, Miss Mabel Kel- ly, is teaching at Sterling Hill this term.
 Montville young men, Roy Gardner and Lloyd Jennings, have had good luck duck hunting at Gardner Lake.
 Schwartz Bros.' furniture store will not be open until 5.30 this afternoon on account of holiday.-adv.
 The thermometer went down to 2S at Trading Cove early Tuesday morn ing, new low mark for the early fall.
 J. ElIdred Brown ofiiciated at the ser vice of holy communion Tuesday, St. MichaePs day.
 Fire in the woods near the saWm'u of Charles Hopkins at Montville Sun day destroyed a number of valuable railroad ties.
 A killing frost hit a number of farms in the Groton valley Sunday night. Al the Trent farm a large crop Of corn was reported ruined.
 At the annual harvest festival of Dudley, Mass. grange farce. The Mouse Trap was presented by menl- bers of Woodstock, Conn.,, grange. 
 | The women's prayer meeting at the Central Baptist church proved most interesting Tuesday afternoon, as con- ducted by Mrs. Charles Hagberg. A number from here will attend to- day the first state rally Of the season of the Woman's Congregational Home Missionary union to be held at Win- sted
 Practically all the summer resi- dents have left Crescent Beach and Pine Grove, but members of the col ony at Black Point for the most part intend to stay there until Oct. 5. A Moosup young woman, Miss Ade- ! line Daigneault, who was graduated recently from St. Joseph's hospital at | Willimantic, has entered the Lawrence | hospital at New London as a nurse. The First Congregational church of l Plymouth will celebrate its 175th an- ! niversary Saturday and Sunday. Oct. and 4. The Rev. M. Raymond Plumb of Windham was pastor of this church in 1911-12.
 At town meeting in Groton Monde y L. l.. Parks was elected highway com missioner for three years to fill the vacancy caused by the expiration of the term of George A. Fish. A i2-mi1l tax was laid.
 The regular monthly meeting of the committee on discharges and visitation was held in the state prison at Weth- six prisoners who will be released dur ing October.
 By the new train schedule for the fall and winter months hereafter on Sundays there will be no trains stop be necessary for everyone to take to the trolleys.
 At the annual meeting of the Con- necticut division of the International Sunshine society held in Center church house. Hartford. Tuesday the state secretary, Miss Arninia. Fuller, of New London. read her report.
 Travellers who lost baggage while abroad this summer are being notified to claim it as New York. After hear Ing or its arrival they may apply at room POT, Custom House, to have 1t examined on the original declaration.
 The State Business Mems association will meet in Waterbury Oct. IS al Leavenworth hall. The chamber of commerce will provide & buffet lunch Tor the delegates at noon, and in the evening there will be banquet at The Elton.
 Rev. c. M. Reed. an East Lyme pas. tor, raised some of the largest pumn- kins this year that have been seen in that vicinity. The other day the pas ms house. weighing from 30 to {5 pounds each.
 l Governor Baldwin, has appointed tne Rev. Oliver T. Magnell, chaplain | Of the state prison and nasfor of the Catholic church in Wethersf,eld a delegate to the convention of Amer 1can penal chapIains to be held at S+ | Paul' Mlnn., October to 8, 1914.
 Miss Ella L. Fallon of New Britain president of the Connecticut State
 Ieachers' league, which has a nunnhe7 of Norwich members, announces tbai the annual banquet is to be held al
 New Haven Oct. 22. the eve of the an.
 nual state teachers convention.
 At Christ church on Sunday eaf-
 ternoon at 3.30 there will be an orea,
 recital by w. F.. Habekotte, asIsfef
 by Miss Mary Bradin, violiniste ot
 New York. Miss Bradin has ius returned from g. long course of stIid,
 With Prof. Suchy, the renowned teach.
 CT of Jan Jubelick. All are cordial,
 invited.-Adv.
 AT THE DAVIS THEATRE.