Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

It was s4 degrees in the shade Fri day noon.
 September 18th is the date of the new moon.
 Monday next, St. Matthew's day. will be observed by the Episcopal churches.
 Don't fail to hear the band con cert at Mohegan park Sunday by Tubbs' band.-Adv.
 The food sale Wednesday for the benefit of the school at Hindman, Ky, cleared about $92.
 A number of new fiction volumes in foreign languages have been received at the Otis Library.
 The Uncasvil1e Co. is taking advan- tage of the low water at Montville to replace the old dam.
 The Griswold and shennecossett Beach Co.'S place at Eastern Point has closed for the season.
 Tn several Connecticut cities the D. A. R. Chapters are to push the pro :ect for medical inspection of schools.
 The parcel post exhibit which was such an interesting feature at the Nor wich Fair is to be repeated at the Danbury Fair.
 In accordance with the proclamation of President Wilson, Oct. 4 will be observed by most of the churches with special Peace services.
 Where the trees shade it, the grass on Chelsea Parade continues green, but the remainder of the handsome park is showing the effects of the drouth.
 Walter R. Denison of Groton and the. Golden Spur will sail for South Amer lea Jan 22 on steamer Lapland, and expects to return to New York on lApril 10.
 It is mentioned by a Noank corre- spondent that MT. and Mrs. F. O.. Brown of Lebanon were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Geddings at Goat Point Wednesday.
 There has been abundant water from the reservoir at Lords Point the entire season, 54 cottages and Stan tons Inn having been supplied as was required since May 1.
 It was stated in the society news from Breton Woods Friday that Mir. and Mrs. eAlanson P.' Lathrop and Miss Gertrude F. Lathrop, New York; motored Thursday to the Maplewood.
 The Eastern Point road. which has been in such constant use during the summer months. is receiving minor repairs. Sand and cinders are being spread on those parts which are par ticularly worn and slippery. F Calvin Wilcox for years resident of Plainfield has located in Shewville and he owns the village. MT. Wilcox has already put three of the houses f,, icS n 'crr< water privilege at the mill site.
 The varied and beautiful flowers. many, of them typical New England blossoms. in the grounds at the Black stone residence facing Chelsea Parade, are admired by automobile parties and others who r.ass that way daily.
 It; is stated in Bridgeport that Rev. John Fs Murphy. formerly of Norwich and aMyStid Rows rector of St.as ary' s pa7iS iSh EBridgeport. is to build a new church, St Paul to accommodate the people in the east end of his parish. Stonington and North Stonington are to meet Wednesday,, Sept. 5, at the Second Congregational church in Stonington. The annual county con vention is to be din Norwich on Oct. z.
 The drinking fountain which is to be installed at the New London Pa rade by the Woman's Christian Tenn perance union has been shipped from Cincinnati and will arrive shortly. Three additional fountains are to be installed by the Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. M. c. A.
 The reunion of former pupils in Woodstock, District g, held in Ken yon's grove last Friday, was attend ed by about 70 persons. Speeches or brief remarks were made by Mrs. Frank Corbin of Norwich, Mrs. James Tatem, C.4F. Bosworth and Marshall Kenyon of PIItnam and. others