Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-29
QIlle B1lIletiu.
NorxIeh. Wednssday, sept. 2a. 1s1s.
VARIOUS MATTERS

-NSCW 41ou0O1l S d1nudl GUY meeting Monday voted an IS mill tax for the coming year.
 Seekers for gentians are bringing nome some fine ones from Holland county towns. = Charlie Chaplin, .1n the Bank. 2 reels. Colonial theatre. Five other hiEns.->adv:
 Trainmen coming down from New Hampshire Tuesday reported snow in the White Mountains.
 Students are leaving town for the university Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Erastus Gilbert of New London reached the 3Sth anniversary or their marriage Monday.
 The grass on Chelsea parade has been cut within the past two days, and the Improvement is quite noticeable.
 Bird students state that robins have been seen for the past few days hur- rying southward in focks of fifteen or twenty.
 The women's prayer meeting at the central Baptist church Tuesday after noon was conducted in an able manner by Miss Anna B. Storms
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 The rnildness of Tuesdays weather resulted in many automobile parties touring through town, incidentalIv benehtfng the hotels and restaurants.
 The Parish Visitor Of St. James church, Poquetanuck mentions that the recent outing of the Good Fellow snip club netted the club $10 above ex- penses.
 The valuation cars 4s and 150, of the interstate commission which have been n Eastern Connecticut, are now stationed at Saybrook Junction and will cover the southern end on @ ths Valley Branch.
 Samuel P1att. 75, resident of Fair view home, died Monday after an ill., ness Of a few weeks. MT. Platt came to the Odd Fellows home several years ago from a lodge in South Nor walk
 At the Mantle town meeting Mon- day 1t was voted that after Nov. 1 all non-resident peddlers shall pay a i- eense Tee or $26 for horse-drawn vehi- cles and $50 for automobiles annually,
 A tax of 10 mills was laid. Mrs. Jeannie O. B. Sammis, widow of Dr. o. K. Sammis, who was lost in NAAS SoAAA6AO1 O1 lA1C SlGdH1GTS NdTTa- gansett and Stonington off New Lon- don a few years ago. died Saturday al her home in Anpere, N. J.
 The peach crop at Bolton is drawing to close. It was the second largest l one since the Italians settled there and started fruit farms. The crop this year was larger than the first biz crop but the prices were not so good
 Nearly aco delegates are expected at the W. c. T. U. state convention which is to be held at Calvary Baptist church. New Haven, Thursday and Friday. They will be guests for the night of the white-ribboners and friends
 The engagement is announced al New L6ndon of Miss Mary Cook daughter of Mir. and Mrs, Terrence Cook. of Walter street, to David R Moran. The marriage will take place at St. Mary's Star of the Sea church The twenty-first annual convention l of the state council, Junior Order o United American Mechanics, openet
 at MiddietoWn Monday with banque
 and social time. Tuesday was giver
 over to the business sessions and ; i banquet at noon.
 Norwich is a little more liberal thar New London in the matter of havint l library reading room will open mex Sunday and through the fall and win. l ter months be open every Sunday l New Lcndon Globe
 New London papers state that Fdw,, keeney of that city while visiting ir
 in Norwich last week has dis pocket, 1 picked. While boarding the New London train at the Norwich station
 someone jostled against him anC
 lifted a purse containing about $40 il
 bills. 1 Statements published in New Yorl
 papers to the effect that the l. typ,
 or submarines have failed to pass tn, government examinations, due tt l trouble with the Diesel oil burning en, g1nes: were later denied by officials O. 1 the Ship and Engine Company o 1 Groton
 l At Coventry. Rev. E. w. Potter O. l New Haven, assistant secretary of tn, preach in the church Sunday. MT. Pot ter wae once pastor of the Baptis l church in Rockville. and later was a | Jewett City.
 Of local interest is the Lennoz so
 ciety note that Mrs. Joseph c. Hendri,
 and her sister Miss Jennie S. Rath l bone of Brooklyn N. Y. who hav,
 been at Bar fIarbor for number O 1 weeks. have returned to the Bisho, l cottage, at Lennox, where they vii ] pass October.
 I Ex- Congressman B. F. Mahan. wh, 1 had garden of several acres piante, | in New London, expecting to gathe crops enough to reduce the high cos l of living, has been notified by hi gardener that everything has beel l stolen, leaving about enough for al l old-fashioned New England dinner. 1 An executive meeting of the stat council of the D. A. R. was held Mon
 day in the state library at Hart ford, to outline the work of the so l eiety for the coming season. A gen erai meeting Of the regents of chap l ters in the state is to be held in tn
 Ellsworth house. windsor, in Octob CT.
 | Went to Pythian Sisters Meeting. Members of Clover temple, No. { l Pythfan Sisters, went to New Londo, on Monday evening by autotruck t.
 attend meeting there where tn I grand officers were to be present
 There were fifteen in the party whel
 1t left Franklin square a little afte
 seven o'clock and others who joine,