Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-01

lst m the sIesdllondA cnurcn Sun- day.
 During the fall Rev. E. c. Bass is speaking in Methodist churches in the, Norwich district in behalf of the con- ference claimants.
 The meeting of the woman's Board of Missions is to be held in the Con- gregational church in North Haven, Tuesday. October 5.
 Snapper blues are not running as well as they were. Along the Sound shore fishermen report a great drop ping off in this fish.
 First aid" outfits, which manufac- turers are required to have in their factories, under a new law, are being installed at factories in Connecticut towns.
 The 159 employees at the West Side silk mill are busily working on and black dress silk are in for many months ahead.
 Arrangements are being made at the county home for the annual meeting of the board us visitors and others inter ested. to be held at the home Wednes- day. Oct. 18th.
 Government steamer Daisy has ar- rived from New York and Thursday CTS Island sound. Her crew cleaned and painted all of these. Mrs. R. P. Keep has engaged Miss Marceila Nj. Logan, graduate of St. Francis hospital. Hartford. formerly of MerideTl, as resident nurse at the Por- ter school in Farmington. 
 So high was the temperature Thurs day that women appeared on the streets in summer dresses. Roses are blooming again and berries are start ing up to yield a second crop. The open hunting season on par fridge, woodcock, squirrel and quail begins this year on October and continues until November 24.. Game Of this sort is said to be plentiful.
 East Lyme and Mantle residents got together Wednesday and held their first town fair in the village. Both floors of Spencer's wagon shop were tcieared and utilized for the purpose. One of the most successful grow CTS of seeding dahlias hereabouts is Mrs. Emma F. Gardner, of East Great Plain. At present her decorative and show blooms are a beautiful sight
 In Salem, James Beebe has discon- tinued transporting the children from the Mountain Lake district to the i White Birch school. Arrangements for teams have been made in Chester 1 field.
 Orders were issued Tuesday by tho acting Greek ambassador at Washing l ton, Alexander Vouros, calling to the celors all classes from the ages of 2f to A. which affects many Greeks ir this state.
 l Free transportation to the Grotor | Heights school will not be furnished this year to children of the Easterr 1 Point district who wish to attend the Groton school rather than the Shen-
 necossett school
 l At the meeting Wednesday after. noon in the church parlors of tho Woman's Home Missionary society o the Second Congregational church Mrs
 Henry F. Palmer president, plans fol
 the annual missionary box were con. sidered.
 Bank men have received informa.
 ton from Washington to the effec that there4 were two issues of the SO.
 called buffalo nickels, one slightly diff.
 ferent from the other, which account for the two varieties and the suspicion
 that one is counterfeit.
 | So large number of foreigners de
 sire to take out naturalization paper in Bridgeport that Judge Joel B. Reet of Stafford Springs had to spend twt
 days there this week. Wednesday an.
 Thursday. The same matter will talk
 up his time in Danbury today. T Church members at Salem are plan
 ming a farewell surprise party fo Rev. R.. H. Crawford, who ends hi
 services at the Congregational churcl
 and will be heard there for the las
 time Sunday next. Miss Ella Darlin
 Is to be the hostess at the gathering Of the six men who were electe for membership from the class of 191 at the first meeting of the Sophomor Dining club at Trinity college, hel "Wednesday noon, there are two gradu
 ates of the Norwich Free Academ,
 Edward Francis Murray and Myro
 Robinson Jackson.
 . The state law requires that store employing female help be closed fo
 seven full holidays with pay, ever selves of the provisions of the la,
 which allows the working of femal
 help overtime during the ten day pc
 riod previous to Christmas. |
 Mercury, which reached its sreate, distance east of the sun on Sept. 2 may possibly be detected low in tn southwest after sunset during the fri few days of October, but it will 500 be again lost in the suns rays o Oct. g 1t will pass to the west of tt
 sup and enter the morning sky.
 The Connecticut College for Wome \ will be opened for inspection to put J1 lie school teachers of this section { ! Connecticut, who assemble in Ne
 London on October 22 for the annu: . l Teachers Association convention Dun , ing the afternoon. meetings will | held at one Of the college halls.
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 France1-Speak English, Moosoo?
 French shopkeeper-Rut, yes, Hectic. M'sieu.
 British Tomn1y-Righto, then gi, |, us ten pounds O. spiIds an ar-nce