Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-25
QIlae R1lll Rtill.
Norwich. Saturday, Sept. e. 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS

some of the churches.
the RocEsille fair this week
hay 0f fever s saas s~l herea6onts.
Most Of the owners Of boys in this
section have finished cranberry pick
ing.
Mary Pickford at the colonial today.
-Adv.
Local photographers state that the
Fall business has started in early and
well.
Additional pupils have brought the
school up to 45o.
Timetables giving the changes in u
feet on the New Haven road tomor-
row Sunday are procurable today.
Femina, a Boston publication for
women, publishes War and Peace, q
poem by Bertha Hirsch Baruch of
Norwich.
Visit the woman's Exchange and /
new tea room. 65s Broadway.-Adv.
Rev. w. j. Reynolds expects to leave
the Congregational church in Ekonk
for ris new passionate at Newent, Lis
bon. next Monday.
Mr.. Holyoke graduates in this vi
cinity viii welcome President Mary
Wooley to the opening ceremonies of
Connecticut College October 3.
A typographical error made NJ. z.
Kay manager of the Maurice Sample
Shop. 1t should have been NJ. z.
Karp. 4
AT the prayer meeting in the Gem
/ trail Baptist church Thursday evening
the association delegates made their
reports.
H. c. Lane has removed his black
smith shop to the rear of 60 Frank
lin street.-adv.
The exhibition ship Santa Maria,
! which was at the Norwich wharf last
| month, is now at Mystic Later she
will be lowed to New Bedford.
All Hallows council No. 27o K of c.
| Of Moosup. is planning to observe CO.
/ lumbus day, October IL in the council
rooms in the Belleyance building.
The planet Uranus is well placed for
observation in lCapricornus during this
month. It will be on the meridian
/ due south-at $50 p. m. on the 30th.
Il
1t is announced at Berkeley Divin-
1 ity school. MiddIetown, that the Mary
! Fitch Page lectures, founded by a
Norwich woman, will be given before
Lent.
dletown. ,Baptists to entertain between
i 800 and 400 visitors during the COM
ing state meetings of the Baptist con-
INVENTIONS.
/ The Catholic University of America
4 at Washington, D. C.. where Rev. p.
| ]. Mccormick of Norwich is a profess
sor, will open the college year next
i Tuesday,
Friday was the fourth anniversary
of the conservation of ST. Patrick's
Echurch. A special high mass was, sung
at. s o'clock BY the rector. Rev. John
4 II. Broderick
n, In number of towns school aai-
Il thorities have been asked to direct
pupils attention to the significance of
Fire Prevention day, designated by the
governor as Oct. 8th.
Professor and Mrs. Walter e. Will
sox, of Mystic, have located in Indian
apolis, Ind, where Mr.. Wilcox has be-
come a. member of the faculty of the
Brooks School for Boys.
The United States government has
awarded to the Groton borough power
station a contract for supplying cleo
tricity to the navel station, which Is
to be opened as a submarine base this
fall.
According to. the weather records
Sept. 8 warm period set in. From
then to and including Sept. 20 the daily
mean temperature had an average OF
1 and SiX-fdv7fhc daprrooS in
of normal. 1-s~s-s-.-
The Jewish residents of Bozrah
about ten in number, have generous.
: " contributed the sum of 5000, which
was forwarded Friday to Harry Fishel
of New York. treasurer of the Jewish
Relief fund.
At a public canning demonstrated
Friday morning at the New LondoI
Vocational chool. Miss Sprague,
demonstration of Storrs Agricultura
college was assisted by County Di
rector F. G: Warner Of Norwich.
District Superintendent G. G. scriy
ener OF Norwich will preside at tn
second quarterly conference of tn
Moosup Methodist church to be hel,
in the yestry Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER 80, following the prayer meet
ing.
;, The Catholic Transcript notes tina
Miss G. z. BOYLE, visitor of the Di
). ocesan Board for the Protection of De
pendant Children. is coming to East
G ern Connecticut. and will be at s.
Edwards church, Stafford Springs o
Sunday. to find homes for dependen
children. s
8 Eight hundred and sixty-one mem
bers were reported as. secured at
S rally meeting OF the campaign com
mittees at the First Congregations
parish house, Thursday evening. prac
tically securing to New London the in
stitution of a Young Women's Chris
tian association.
Annual Y. NJ. c. A. course of five
New York Artists, Vice Presider
Marshall. Boston Symphony Sextett
DR.. Russell H. Conwell, Grace Hail
Riheldaffer, soprano and compan,
Only 50 for entire course. Get tickej
" now.-adv.
~ Tailoring In War Times. 2
According to the tailors, grey wi
be the wear for mems suits this au
tumn. The reason is the dye difficult,
The tailors, like most other people, al
1 p hxy no t.