Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-05

Norwicl1, Tuesday, oct. 5. 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Barberry shrubs are loaded with. scarlet berries.
 Eleven new houses are to be erectedH at Watch Hill this winter.
 The sHazards of Hefen-Co- lonial theatre today.-adv.
 The hunters of the. town are eagerly awaiting the opening of the season Thursday.
 Several of the delegates to the Kings Daughters state convention will start for New Haven this evening 2 The witch hazel factory in Old Mys- tic will again be in charge Of Henry; A.. Kellogg during the winter.
 The .governors proclamation, ap- is posted conspicuously in the Otis library.
 The town of Colchester's election re- turns were the first to be received by The Bulletin Monday. coming in by telephone.
 Alpha Sigma society of the Second Congregational church, Miss Mary Kanpf, president, met Monday evening in the church parlors. S
 At Old Lyme, Judge and Mrs. Walter c. Moves and family will close their summer. home today and return to New York for the winter.
 Corn has become so 2 tangled and twisted by the wind storms of late that 1t makes cutting difficult and is greatly delaying the filling of silos.
 James Denison Sawyer. Jr, 10. a student who died at Pomfret Centre Saturday, was the son of MT and Mrs. James D. Sawyer of Buffalo, N. Y. neat gray, have been erected at the rear of St. Patrick's church, dividing the play yards of the parish school pupils.
 Stated communication of St. James lodge, No 23, F, and A. M, at Masonic temple this evening at 7.30. Work in E., A. degree.-adv.
 The new parsonage of the Groton Congregational church. has been com pleted and Rev. and Mrs. Henry ". Hulbert and family will occupy 1t Wednesday.
 The rector at Stonington, Rev. F. R. Sanford, of Calvary church. will deliv- CT the essay at the meeting of the clericus of the archdeaconry to be held at Norwich today (Tnesday).
 Local art students have been noti- the New York Water Color club will be held from Nov. 6 to Nov. l2S in the Fine Arts building. No. 215 West .57th street.
 The wedding of Miss Gladys Emery of Groton and Robert A. Matthews of Holyoke will be solemnized at Miss Emery's home Oct. 27. Miss Emery has been employed as operator at the New London telephone exchange.
 The state board for the examination of applicants for license to practice chiropody met at the capitol last week and organized by electing Dr. J. Calef as president and M. s. Mandell of New Haven as secretary and treasurer.
 At the state convention of the Kings Daughters at Pilgrim church, New Haven, Charitable circles delgeates will be Mrs Henry F. Palmer, the leader, and Miss Hattie Garter. They will attend the meetings on Thurs day.
 The October White Ribbon Banner states that the following unions have contributed to the Banner fund: Mil ford $1, Jewett City $1, Colchester sI On deficit: Meriden $5, New Haven $2.50. Sterling $1. Buell. Union. Canter- bury $1.
 The president of the Connecticut w C. T. U., Mrs. Caroline B. Buell., of East Hampton. was in the party of delegates starting from Boston Mon day to attend the national W. c. T. U. convention, to be held at Seattle, Octo- Der 9-14.
 A member of the committee of prom inent New York men who issued the report on the Armenian horrors Mon day is Prof. Samuel F. Dutton, an au- thority on Balkan affairs. one of the 1 trustees of the Wheeler school, North Stonington.
 Many teachers in Connecticut are l going every Saturday to New Hayer to attend lectures on public schoo l work. given last Saturday bysSecretar, i Charles D. Hine of the state board 4o1 education and w. s. Dakin, a state school supervisor.
 1 Of the 1,21s, ,4sO immigrants admit. ted to the United States in 1914, 33. .1a: were destined to Connecticut. whicI
 ranked eighth among the states in thaI regard. During the same year. 7.57- | former immigrants left Connecticut tt
 take up permanent residence abroad The First troop of Groton Boy Scout
 will come to Norwich this evening witt New London and Quaker Hill patrols The scouts will be guests of Scou
 Commissioner Benjamin M. Bruce a the Colonial theatre, where motiol
 picture. The Making of a Scout. is t be shown.
 I At the Second church parsonag
 there was 8 meeting Monday evenin
 of the church committee, the ministe and deacons, Henry F. Palmer, William I H.. Allen, Daniel c. Graham; John F Sherman, Mrs J. M Huntington, MT: H. F.. Palmer, Mrs. J. D.. Havilant
 Miss Nancy Lucas. Mrs. H.. J. sWyckof