Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-13
VARIOUS MATTERS

-s-NA Hunters state that gray squirrels are unusually large this season. Stars and Stripes in honor of Colum- bus day.
 1itney supper proved profitable Monday evening. for New London church society.
 Road builders hereabouts have been notified that the International good roads congress is to be held in iWor- cester Dec. 14 to IT.
 Broadway Dancing Academy opens Oct 15. Instruction g a. m. to 10 p. m. in latest dances.-Adv.
 At a meeting of Comfort Circle of the Kings Daughters today. Mrs. Will liam Waters will report from the state convention at New Haven.
 The parish Holy Name society has requested a months mind high mass of requiem in St Patricks church Saturday for James Morgan. Central Baptist church Tuesday aft ernoon proved especially interesting, as led by Mrs. Frank Dodge.
 A number of Russians from western Canada have been going down on the ing to the homeland to enter the war
 Cowboy and. Lady," five reels, Colo nial today. Clyde Fitch drama with s. Miller Kent.-adv.
 The Groton Long Point post office will close for the season October r5 The colony is practically depopulated. only a few families occupying their cottages.
 On account of the meeting of the ". F. M. S. in Providence, the regu- lar Home Missionary meeting of Trim ity Methodist church has been pest
 The East Lyme Baptist church plans to hold its annual roll call next Mon day afternoon and evening. Invita- wherever they can be located.
 Jacob Henry and Anna Sullivan were married at St. Mary's Star of the Sea church, New London, Monday morn ing at 8 o'clock A nuptial mass was celebrated by Rev. T. M Crowley:
 One of the speakers at the confer ence at the Preston City Congrega- tional church today will be Rev. Will Ham LumDrO or MaQuIH, lnQ1Ay WnO IS visiting relatives in Church street.
 A reception is to be rendered the new pastor, Rev. MT. Fletcher and wife in the parlorS of the Second Baptist church at Quaker Hill from s until 10 o'clock this CWednesday) evening.
 The hockey field at the Connecticut Woman's college will probably. be com- pleted before the end of the week and f% fx,s Al Tav- oT, s,, physical education will be commenced within few days.
 Word is reaching local druggists never so high in price as since the war began, it being impossible to ob- tain certain botanical products from Germany and Turkey.
 The Connecticut State Medical socie- ty will meet at the Connecticut hospi- tai for the insane at MiddIetown. Thursday. It is expected that there will be 150 or more physicians present from all over the state
 John Maloney, former president of the New London Horticultural so ciety. Is to address meeting of the members on the subject of Perennials, the Best Situation for Them, on Thurs day evening at the municipal building, New London. a 4S
 There is local interest in the fact that, when Felix p. Doubleday, who is to marry Miss Rhoda Van Bibber Tan-e ner Oct. 19. gave his farewell bache- Tor dinner Monday night in the Ritz Carlton, New York, one of the guests was F. Huntington Babcock
 A proposed rural free. delivery mail route to cover Hopkinton, Chase Hill, C1ark's Falls and parts of Ash away and Potter Hill is not to be granted, as the people signing the peti- tion do not live far enough from the post office to make the new route ad- visable.
 The Thames river bridge was opened for traffic Oct. 10, 1889, 26 years ago Sunday. The bridge had been tested on Oct and three days later was ber,- on the New Haven road, passing through and from this section.-New London Telegraph.
 A Hartford despatch to a New York paper Tuesday claimed that many turkeys in Eastern Connecticut and Western Rhode Island were dying turkey expert, of Lords .fill. claims to know of no cases of blackhead nearer than Lyme.
 Two hundred dollars for the new parsonage was voted as a gift by the Sewing society of the Groton Con- gregational church at a meeting last evening held at the home of Mrs. Ernest w. Wadham. The mohey will go toward payment for the building which has already been completed.
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