Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

of the vice presidents of the state photographers association.
 Four submarines and a monitor have been anchored off the Ship and Engine company's dock at Groton this week.
 It rained steadily, according to a Trading Cove observer, from 2:3O Friday morning until 2:Se this morn ing.
 The Ashford Baptist association has selected as the preacher for 1915 Rev. Brewer G. Boardman. formerly of Wa terford.
 Y. M. c. A. course ticket reserved seat exchange next Monday a. m.-- adv.
 Tomorrow morning the Junior Holy Name society of St. Patrick's church will attend the 7.30 o'clock mass in a body, receiving holy communion.
 Miss Georgabel Smith. who has been seriously i'll at her home in Palmer town with blood poisoning, has gone to a New London hospital for treatment
 Tickets for Y. M. c. A. course of five including Boston Symphony club, $2.- adv.
 At Lenox, Mass. Miss Jennie $ Rathbone of Brooklyn formerly Of Norwich, has arrived to pass the rest of October with her. sister. Mrs Jo- seph c. Hendrix.
 Connecticut postmasters have re- ceived notice that the importation into Greece of cigarette paper is absolute ly prohibited either in the regular mails or by parcel post.
 Harry R. Spencer, son of MT. ant Mrs. George Spencer, of Saybrook, ant Miss Sarah M. Kelsey of Westbrool were married at the home of the bride Thursday afternoon.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Uniol Baptist church, Montville, was enter tained by Mrs. Thomas Watt and Mrs Thomas Church at the home of Mrs Church Wednesday afternoon. Never before has the Y. M.- c. A paid so much for. it's ceurse.-adv. Quotations on the price of suga which local grocers received this weel are few cents lower a hundred pounds than they have been since tn l beginning of the European war: Local alumni have been notified tha Williams Memorial, the new Hbrar. and administration building at Trinit. ! Oct, 31. The exercises will begin T Alumni hall at 11.3O..
 Boston Symphony Orchestra, clut opens Y. M. C. A. course Oct. 26. Ad mission $1.-adv. .,,-r . .... Local society people who have dine at Kenneth Ridge, Watch Hill, durini | the summer, read with surprise in Ne, 1 York papers that Mrs. Daniel J. Sully l wife of the former cotton king, ha
 started a cake shop in New York. 1 By the New Haven roads ne, l freight rules. which went, into effec on Friday only those having credl | slips for freight will be able to re I ceive their freight on authorized credi that is, paying each week for the good I received.
 I Sheriff Sidney A. Brown and tn l democratic candidate for the of1ic, lJodoin, of Baltic. in the town, { I Sprague, have both been in Mysti Stonington and Noank this week o I political business.
 I Only a few more days to pay ths
 water bill without additions.-adv. II l
 member of the house from that tow in 1913 and nominated by the demo
 crats for senator in the 20th, II
 town district, has already canyasse
 every town in the district from Volur
 town to Old Lyme. A Wilmington correspondent write.
 Mrs. Sarah Starkweather of Plainf1e
 is visiting her brother, James Burdic
 and family, having come for rse Din
 ock golden wedding, she and MT
 Dimock having been schoolmates
 Jewett City in girlhood days.
 The state forest fire warden and Il
 commissioner of fisheries and gan
 have issued an appeal to the hunte
 of the state to aid in preventing fir
 in the woods which have menaced al
 destroyed thousands of dollars wor of property since the hunting seast l opened.
 Is your water bill paid? Addition
 after the 20th.-adv.
 al Up at Union Mrs. H. M Lawson | having an observatory built on h \ bungalow on Bala Hill for use in di covering forest fires. It is fitted wi situated, and is well equipped f warning different towns in her juri diction of forest fires.
 tl The body of Mrs. Julia M. Dolbea
 46. who died suddenly in Hartfol
 was brought to Saybrook for bur N "Wednesday. Mrs. Dolbeare was t youngest daughter of Capt. and M
 Elihu Miller. who resided near t Junction. She has two sisters, M Il Daniel M. Chapman and Mrs. Edv
 A Gates of New London.