Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-03

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 Norwich, Thursday, Sept. .isi1.
 VARIOUS MATTERS
 It was s4 degrees in the shade Wad- nesday noon, with a uper-aoundance 5e humidity.
 for the opening sessions of the state normal schools.
 The two Brooklyn. N. r., camps at Gardner Lake are still opsn. altnougn some of the older boys have returned home.
 School at Toinaauag Yalley began Monday in that district with Miss Anna Chapman of North Stonington teacher.
 According to some authorities. dog days end today. September 3rd. Oth- CTS. however, fix the date as Sep tember 9th.
 All about town the fragrance is mo- ticeable of the dainty white clernatis which is coming into bloom on porch es and arbors:
 Miss Ruth Allyn Of Old Mystic who successfully taught the school at East ern Point last year has been enEaged for the coming school year.
 The. Graduate Nurses association of Connecticut held it's meeting Wednes- day at 2.30 o'clock at The Cedars, Westield road. Meriden. Tlks' picnic pictures at Colonial theatre today.-Adv.
 A force of men are at work install ing metal ceiling at the store of H. D. Rallion on Broadwsy. Other inn provements are also being made.
 The records show that few Conuec- ticut teachers will be detained in Eu+ rope later than the date of the open ing of the schools next week.
 Shore town farmers are just suc- ed on the marshes. having been great ly delayed by the wet, foggy season. Star gazers will be on the lookout this week for a new comet. which has been observed with the naked eye, be- ing located in the constellation of Gemini.
 It is mentioned by a. Seymour cor respondent that Clark Sellard of Lecn- his daughter. Mrs. C. B. Bland, on the Oxford road. A At automobile hearings in the state secretary's ofiice at the capitol Tues day Jacob Gordon of Norwich WAS up for reckless driving and causing in- 6uries to two persons.
 
 Wednesday was Hay Fever day, when the national association met at Bethlehem. N. H. There is consider able local sfeezing as the golden rod pollen is blown about.
 At NcrSh stnninston Sunday at the Third Baptist church Rev. Allan Spi- dell pastor of the Jewett City Baptist chufch. will speak both morning and evening in exchange with the pastor.
 The Cleveland family os, Connecticut had its annual reunion at Grange hall, Plymouth. Saturday. Members of the family were present from all over the state, and at noon dinner was served
 Seven candidates took a civil service test for laundrynaen at the capitol Monday. The commission has received 181 names of applicants for the test for bookkeeper which will be held today ttt&t
 The summer season at Niantic Is about ended and many of the cottages will be closed; after this week On the son, owing to the bad weather early in the season.
 The Luther league of the Quinyisa- mond Swedish Lutheran church in Worcester. Mass, made plans for the szr, f&r New England to be held in the church Sept. and R
 A. W. Sisson. for several years su- perintendent of the foundry at the plant of the G4olding Manufaeturink company, has resigned and will shortly leave Franklin, Mass, for his home at The Films, Amston, Conn.
 Trouble with the electrical appara- tus on the pump at the city electrical light plant on North Main street city for few minutes about s:3o o'clock on Tuesday evening.
 The apple orchard on Irving Crouch's farm in Groton. an experi : mental station, is producing some splendid fruit this season. MT. cfouch loaned the use of his orchard this year for demonstration purposes.
 Return has been filed with the Wind ham town clerk of the marriage Of William A. Finch of Southinxton. a merchant. and Mrs. Etta Hyde of Willimantic. The cerennony was per formed at Norwich July 30 by Rev. pr. Joseph P. Brown of New London.
 Boy Scout leaders have been noti. ned to watch out for swindier. who is endeavoring to collect funds His nlan nsd ls based on statement that me scouts or American with head quarters in Washington, are arranr- muda-
 Official notice is being saven by Treasurer Edward S. Roberts of Con necticut that all persons having bonds or notes liable for taxation should write at once to the state treasurer for lists. A circular letter will be sent when requested. explaining the proper way to pay the tax. so- WEDDINGS.