Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 October 12th is St. Wilfrid's day
 strollers in the woods Sunday found chestnuts plentiful.
 The postofice at Crescent Beach has closed for the season.
 Some of the churches are prepar- ing for harvest services.
 Incoming trains and trolleys brought many patriotic persons viii display the Flag.
 @The Goddess" Colonial, thrilling last chapters today.-adv.
 Methodist ministers from this section are attending the district meeting at Westerly.
 meeting at D. C. H. Pendleton's this (Tuesday) afternoon Broadway Dancing Academy opens Oct. Is. Instruction g a. nn- to 10 p. m. in latest dances.-Adv. A meeting of the teachers of Salem districts is to be held at the central school Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Frances E. Thompson of White Plains, N. F., has purchased the Dar- row cottage in Pine Grove, Mantle. Several Of the delegates to the County Sunday School convention to- dQW arrived iT. ing.
 There will be the usual session at Norwich Free Academy today, but the pupils will be given next Monday as Nutt.ng day.
 George T. Coulter of Mantle has re- eeived word of the death of his moth CT, Mrs Margaret Coulter, 82, years at St. Thomas, Canada. Two Rockville young men. Howard Kibbe and Frederick Wendhiser, caught a 16-pound raccoon in Colum- Senator and Mrs George M. Landers will close their New London residence on Pequot, avenue this month and go south for the winter, l Norwich friends regret to learn that Dr. Charles o. Maine of Stonington, was admitted as a patient to a hospi- tai in New London, Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. Harry Brearley at Dayville recently celebrated their l twenty fifth wedding anniversary They were married in Westerly, Oct, | 2, 1890.
 Major and Mrs. Isaac Bromley who have been spending the summer al their cottage on Shore avenue, Eastern Point, will return to their home ir New Haven October 15.
 The reinforcing of the roadbed Ape 1 the raising of the tracks on various divisions of the New Haven road vii mean the hauling of larger trains with heavy type locomotives.
 At Shenecosset beach, Easterr Point. the breek-water wall which was built last season across the front o1 | the bathing houses. is being continued ander paeilion and across the beach
 The Norwich delegates to last weeks convention of the Kings Daughters, held at New Haven, pay many com plin1ents to the fine arrangements, es- pecially for hospitably entertaining the visitors.
 All candidates in the recent town election must file statements of the money received and expended by them 1 for campaign purposes. within Is days after election, under the provisions oi the corrupt practices act. Robert Cooleridge of Brooklyn, N. Y. has presented Salem library 3( volumes of fiction. MT. Cooleridge is | Of New York, and spent several weeks in Salem last spring.
 More than 5000 persons attended the exercises held Sunday in connec- ton with the laying of the corner. stone of the new lithuanian church ol the Holy Trinity on Capitol avenue 1 Hartford, of which Rev. John J. Am. bot is pastor.
 By the laws regulating the new au. tomobile year. the fee for the registra. tion of pleasure automobiles remain. the same. but there will be no long. CT a special fee for livery vehicles anG these in the future will be classed witt | pleasure vehicles.
 It was announced in all the Ca. 1 olic churches of the diocese Sunday | that on next Sunday there will be
 collection to be sent to Pope Benedic
 xV, for the aid of the countless suf ferers by the European war who lool to the Holy Father for aid
 In Washington, Sunday, when I5, 600 members of the Holy Name seciet,
 paraded from the capitol to the Monu
 nent lot to participate in an open-ai | religious service in a public protes
 against profanity, one of those re
 viewing the parade was Bisho] hThomas J. Shaban, rector of the Cath
 olic university.
 | QfNN n0n TAT kfEW Nnn@Ma Goldsmith Block Gutted-Started in in
 Gager- Crawford Store.
 The Goldsmith block, corner of Mai and State streets, New London, wa gutted by fire this (Tuesday) mornin
 at 1-30S o'clock. causing total loss Q | ...alr. .s..