Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
The sun rises at s.ss today and sets
at 5.S9.
Barge Tottenville is discharging her
cargo at Fort Point.
Great hocks Of blackbirds have been
noticed about Of late.
Sunday afternoons chilly shower
spoiled many an outing.
Some big pumpkins are in the fields,
ready for jack-o'-lantern time.
A. mackerel fishing party left here
Saturday night in the power boat Ber-
tina.
The Norwich owned power boat Mil
bred has been sold to g. New London
| purchaser.
Mantle women are planning pre-
serve and pickle sale for the public IL
brary benefit.
Three agricultural fairs will be held
| in the state this week. at Ellington,
Guilford and Sumeld.
"Littlest Rebel" reels. Colonial to-
| day.-adv.
Services for the Jewish festival Of
| Succoth or Tabernacle were held at the
| synagogues here Sunday.
workmen are making repairs ON the
birch mill at Waterford, preparing for
an early seasons opening.
Some of the closed cars on the long
runs Of the Shore Line electric railway
were steam heated Sunday morning.
| At Chester fair. Carl B. Musser Of
| Storrs Agricultural college and c. w.
| Bunne1l Of New Haven were judges.
Trinity college, Hartford, where there
are several Norwich students, opens
its s0th year with an entering class Of
| 68.
There Is to be joint rally of the
missionary societies Of the Second
Congregational church Wednesday af-
| ternoon.
The fall convention of the Lutheran
| churches of Connecticut will be held
Tuesday and Wednesday in South
| Manchester.
| Ou6 Tennis court 81 the LOuT unQ6I
| construction on the grounds Of the
| Connecticut College for Women will be
| finished Tuesday.
Charles W. Moore died at the home
| of his mother, Mrs John Moore, in
| Of several months.
| An open meeting held by Cochegan
camp, No. 1855. NJ. w. A., in Robert
sons hall. Montville, Friday evening
was well attended.
| The rain OF Sunday afternoon pre-
vented the concert that was to have
been siven<in Michigan park by the
Davis theater orchestra.
There has just been completed the
erection of a 80 foot smokestack for
the Gil company at East New London.
The stack is 40 inches IN diameter.
The ord's Point ferryboat, Althea,
has been leased to a motion picture
company for use in producing several
films and has been taken to Block
Island.
Rev. r. r. Parker, formerly of Nor
witch. preached in. Colchester Sunday
at 9 a. m. on The World Beautiful, and
at Hebron at II a. m. on Why Not Go
to Church?
At Trinity NJ z. church all the WON.
en- Of the congregation have been in
| vited to the Ladies Aid society tea al
the parsonage. % Pearl street, Wednes.
day afternoon.
Comfort circle Of the Kings Daugh.
| tiers, will be represented at the stat,
K. D. convention in New Haven by tn,
leader, Mrs. Albert r. Ut1ey, and b,
Mrs. William Waters.
Only once before this season has tn,
/ surf at Neptune park been SO high a
it was following Sunday morning
gale. but bathers found the tempera
ture OF the water just right.
| Charles crandall. at one time rest
| dent of Groton borough but of lat,
| living in Scotland, has returned :,
| and bought back his old home on tn,
Eastern Point road.
A former Mansfield pastor, Rev. Wal
ter E. Lamphere, field secretary of tn,
Connecticut Temperance union, preach
ed at the morning services in the FRS
Congregational church at Saybrook OF
Sunday.
The people of Sprague are about I,
engage In r1o-license campaign. Meet
| irgs are to be held where the Iiquo
question will be discussed, there will
be music by band and takers from
other cities,
At a county Sunday school fnstitut
at the Old Lyme Congregational churc
Sunday addresses were given by Henri,
d. Johnson of Norwich, president. an,
by Miss Jennie L. Congdon OF Nerwfct
county superintendent.
During the big blow, late Sunda,
afternoon. a skylight was carried fror
the roof of the home of Mrs. Convey o.
Church street, and just escaped land
ing on Henry w. Branche, who wa
going UP the steps at his home mex
door.
In the superior court at Middietew
today the session will be for Middle
sex Banking company matters onl,
1t will be a continuance of Friday
short calendar session. and Jude
Gardiner Greene. of Norwich will pre-
side.
Oscar A. Leonard Of Holland, pres
dent OF the Rockville Fair cornpan,
showed at the fair his herd of rs hea
of Dutch Belt stock, which has bee
exhibited at many Of the largest fail
in New England and has won q lare
number of first awards.
About 10000 operators, licenses ha5