Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-06
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS Several horsemen from here will attend Danbury fair this week. Thursday, St. Marks day. there will be services in the Episcopal churches. Somerset lodge will work the entered apprentice degree tonight at 7.30 o'clock.-Adv.
 weather sharps are expecting a cold snap now that streams and ponds are so well filled.
 The October meeting of the state fish and game commission was held Tuesday morning at the capitol
 Because of the rain storm. there was but one session for the lower grades of the public schools Tuesday. A months mind requiem high mass for Michael Flynn was sung in St. Patrick's church Tuesday, by Rev. J. H. Frederick.
 Repairs have been made and now the woodwork is being painted on the brick house on Church street owned by Mrs. W. W. Beckwith. According to statistics, the great gale of September 22 and2 8, 1915, was perhaps the greatest autumnal storm in the history of New England. The federal civil service commission announces that an examination for assistant observer n the weather bu- reau will be held at Hartford. octo- Der 13.
 At a meeting held Monday by l the sophomore class at Trinity college Hartford, Edward Francis Murray of Norwich was elected captain of the class baseball team.
 | Roy E. Jones of the Connecticut Agricultural college Is to address the Middlesex County Poultry association ] in the city court room, Middletown, 1 this Wednesday, evening. Madame Olga Petrova, in "The Tig- ress," five reels at the Colonial theatre | today.-Adv.
 The officers of Nina council, K of C., of Stonington, were installed Sun day afternoon by District Deputy John F. Hennon of Jewett City, and his staff from Norwich council. :. At Moosup next week, when Liza ELehman's "In a Persian Garden will be given, Miss Elsie D. Brand, so- | alto of Norwich. will sing.
 Charles N Brooks, 73 of Holland died Thursday. Burial was in Rock member of Company H., 18th Regi- ment, Connecticut Volunteers.
 The National American Woman Suffrage association has issued a call to the suffragists of the country tc attend the forty-seventh annual con- Ivention in Washington, Dec. 14.
 According to present rules at the Connecticut College for Women, nc students are allowed to leave the col lege grounds in the evening after din- ner, without special permission.
 Lucretia Shaw chapter, D. A. R. of New London, at a meeting held Monday, discussed plans for the pur- chase of a bronze tablet for the Shaw mansion, the home of Lucretia Shaw ], Mrs. Emma E. Carberry, widow of , Captain James Carberry, died Monday at her home at Pleasure Beach. She is survived by one brother, Edward Winslow, and a sister, Mrs. Jane Banks.
 ! William Fuller of East Hampton and Miss Olive Stoddard, of Waterford were married Sept 2s, by Rev. Elder Gray. They have returned from their wedding trip and will make their home in East Hampton.
 Service buttons have been received by the following telephone employees at New London: Edwin C. Ford, man. ager; Frank Clifford. H. D. Mack, Will son Decker, Miss Annie Luby. Miss Laura Fitch and Miss Margaret Young Wayne Storrs of Mansfield, who was T H., last week. charged with reckless driv- ing of an automobile, and decision having been reserved by Associate Judge John B. Fahey, was found guilty and was fined $25 and costs.
 Some of the literary classes vii act upon the suggestion from Wash fngton to all superintendents o schools that one of James Whitcoml Riley's poems be read in each schoo tomorrow, Oct. the 66th annivers ary MT. Riley's birth. An East Hampton corresponden writes: The relatives and friends 0 Mrs. Henry Metcalf of Norwich wer grieved to hear of her death last Sat > urday. MT. and Mrs. Metcalf reside here at one time and Mir. Metcalf i the son of George Metcaf of this towr
 The United States civil service com
 
 examination for timber inspector, fo
 men only. to fill a vacancy at s4.4s De d diem in the navy yard, Portsmouth, !
 H., and vacancies as they may occu
 at any navy yard or naval establish
 nent.
 The Clergy Club, which has nor
 than 400 members from many de
 nominations of the Protestant church eS, opened it's new quarters in tt v Fifth Avenue Building. N. Y, Monda - One of the members Is Rev. Edwi
 s. Holloway, formerly of Groton an
 Norwich.
 This Wednesday morning, Mrs. ]
 w. Branche will leave to attend u $ Kings Daughters convention in Ne T Haven. At New London she w
 join Mrs. A. T. Utley and Mrs. VII
 jam Waters, who leave on the g.:
 train so that Mrs. Utley may alter the leaders conference.