Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-11
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 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Tuesday. Columbus day. win be n holiday in the schools.
 A number of local motor boats made post-season runs Sunday.
 Mary Pickford at the Colonial today. adv.
 In general the schools will have ex- ercises today in anticipation of Co., lumbus' day.
 The Sunday school Rally day at Trinity Methodist church is fixed for Oct. 24th.
 A government tender was in the river Saturday for the inspection of the set buoys.
 Rev. MT. Manzer of Nova Scotia was a visitor Sunday at the Central Bap- tist Bible school.
 At least six families have arranged to remain at their Neptune Park res- tdences during the winter
 K. of c. meeting tonight First de- gree, followed by snoker.-Adv. was a popular place with the fisher men Saturday and Sunday.
 "Fino Feathers" five acts. at the Colonial today.-Adv.
 Miss Adles has the new feather weight transformation for the fash ionable high coiffure. See adv.
 The next conference of the six Con- gregational churches is set for Oct 18th, at the Preston City church.
 Choice line of stoves to choose from at Schwartz Bros.'-adv.
 Parlor furniture of all descriptions at Schwartz Bros.'-adv. Several women from eastern Con necticut will go to New York for the big suffrage parade, Saturday after noon, Oct. 23rd.
 As an evidence of returning good times, long and heavy freights have been the rule on the New Haven road for the past fortnight.
 The executive board of the Connec- ticut Universalist Young Peoples Christian union will hold its fall meet ing in Danbury next Saturday.
 Norwich relatives are in Worcester to attend the funeral of Thomas F. Shannon, which takes place this morning from St. Joseph's church, Wall street.
 1 The A. Vito company of Thompson I have the Lords Point road nearly ready for acceptance They are now putting up the long stretches of rail- Ing on the fills.
 The valuation car of the Interstate commission, which was in Norwich a 1 few weeks ago, is now taking an in- I ventory Of the New Haven road prop l erty at Plainfield. Mail is still delivered twice daily 1 to Ocean Beach by the carrier whe drives down to the Pequot section This plan is expected to be followed during the winter The very latest designs in chamber furniture are being shown at Schwartz adv.
 Masonss Island people are finding the weather rather chilly the past few nights and 1t is probable the island kwill be deserted by the summer col ory before many days. The Holland county high school tui. 1 ton scholarship at Yale university hal been awarded to Charles J. Stucky The scholarship entities him to fret tuition for the first year.
 The Plainfeld woolen company a, Central Village is running nights un. til o'clock and it is said that the Central Worsted company will go or a similar schedule this week.
 Judge Milton A. Shumway of Dan. telson will preside in the superior court at Danbury Wednesday anS Thursday, October 20 and 21, when tn, court opens for the October term.
 Broadway Dancing Academy open. Oct. 15. Instruction g a. m. to 10 D. m in latest dances.-Adv.
 Since Italy entered the Eurooear war a number of Connecticut Italians have withdrawn savings to the esti mated amount of $75.00o from the pos tai and government banks of the olC country.
 A number of Norwich fans took tn, 1.2O express to Boston Sunday fo today's big game. The express iron | New London ran in two sections witt seven paraor cars and an urusua ton.
 In connection with the death of Dr Dwight Tracy at Norwich last week the New York Times of Saturda- no&ad that he was tho inventor of sewing machine, machine for makinI shirt hosoms and a railroad safet, switch.
 For style. comfort and durabfItt, buy the Revol s3.50 shoes. Barrows.- Adv.
 Local members of the D. 4, R. hay been notified of the big celebration i, Washington today Of the 18th. ami versary of the founding of the organ tzaton, which celebration Connection members In the national capital vii attend.
 A former Norwich resident. Geore p. Johnson, longtime manager of th Mystic telephone exchange, will com plete 30 years service with the s, \ B. Telephone company in June. Mi | 1 Johnson married Annie L. FrisweIl c : Norwich.
 A Sunday was quarterly comnaunie day for the members of the Holy Nam
 society, who attended the 73o mass i
 St. Patricks church in a. body, hear
 ing a practical sermon by the recto, Rev. J. n. Frederick. from the day