Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS Snapper blues in large quantities are being caught at Saybrook Point. The houses in ThamesviIIet village are being repaired and put in order. It is stated that s1,sas gate money was taken at the North Stoningten fair.
 The mails we-e increased Monday by greeting cards for the Jewish New Year.
 Bushnell pond, near the Uncas Paper eompany.s plant, is lower than it has been for years.
 The wind Monday, Sept. 21, is sup- poHed to be the prevailing wind for the next three months.
 Farmers are hoping the line storm will arrive on time. to wet up the dry fields and pastures.
 The nasturtiuTrss and other flowers neaF the New Haven Road station continue to bloom tl1rittIy, untouched by frost
 According to Washington dispatches the New London haTbor appropriation was reduced fren $l70.00 to s70,000 in a committees amendment.
 An important conference of Kings DHughtefs officers will be held in Nor wich toulorrow to arrange for the state convention at Waterbury.
 The B. r. P. U meeting at the Central Baptist church Sunday even ing was led by Harry J schuIman. The topic was 'Sharn ypur blessings"
 Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss Helen $. LAauond of usoue- paugh and Randolph Carpenter of New York, which is to take place Sept aS.
 The Feather. Fur and Fin Coon club held it's annual opening at the Gun club in Waterford Saturday evening, deyouinE a. E-pound coon which had been killed By Frederick Hawthorn, Daniel Phillips and William Maroney.
 When the ThonipHon Family asso- ciatfpn members, gathered at the FL Hngten Congregational church Satur- day for their seventh biennial reunion dinner at 12.so in the dining room Of the church.
 The bishops Of the Episcopal church, desiring uniform peace service for Sunday. Oct. 4. to comply with Press- dent Wilson's reconlmendation. have agreed to use the service formulated by Bishop Greer for churches in the New York diocese.
 The funeral of Edward R.. Parker was held Sunday at Gales Ferry at 2.8o. Rev. Dirk Van der Voat Of the Podunnoc Bridge Baptist church con : ds1cted the services in the absence of Rev. rMr. Harrison of Gales Ferry. Burial was at Gales Ferry. |
 John H. Smith 5s, of Old Lyme died suddenly at his home at Il o'clock SatuFday morning of apoplexy. For the past eight years MT. snnith has the old Lyme Inn. He is survived by his wife and four children. A reception was held Monday night for several officers of the supreme and der of Protection by Beulah lodge, No. 228, of New London. the guests in- eludipg Grand Trustee James l.. Wheeler. forTnerly of this city V Connecticut is the 17th state of the union in the matter of postal savings bank deposits. according to 8 state raant from the pnstofice department. The balance on deposit in the postal bank in Connecticut at the close of the fiscal year June 30 last was $683,S38.
 The appointment of students in this diocese to colleges and seminaries in- clude John J. Walsh, St. Mary's church, Norwich. and William Melville, New London, to St Mary's seminary. Ball. timore; Oscar Norman, Sacred Heart church. Taftville, to Grand seminary, Montreal.
 Prominent women here. are being interested in the nation-wide move rent proposed by Senator Clark daughter at Washington, to have designated day, $1 worth of cotton goods. to relieve the condition in the cotton industry. setting free s1o,o80, 900.