Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
This is almanac day for October.
Sept. oath is Saint Gerard's day in
the church calendar.
Dealers say that the peach, season
is likely to wane after this week. q
Maurice Sample Shop will resume
business today. M. E. Kay, Mgr.-Adv,
The gath regiment reunion was held
liz Middletown Thursday in @. A. R.
hall.
The leaves are reddening on the
sumacs. in the fields and along the
waysides.
At Waterford, the willing Workers
nave purchased piano for the East
Neck chapel.
The schools of Ashford are to OBJ
serve the third Friday in every month
as Parents day.
A party Of Norwich motorists visited
the Woman's college grounds on the
Thames, Thursday.
In honor of Miss Ruth Billings, Of
Hatfield, Mass, Mrs. Nelson Parker
entertained at cards Thursday.
The strike of the freight handlers in
Providence has delayed the forwarding
of some freight due here this week.
The Connecticut State Teachers as
ISOLATION will hold its annual conven-
ton in New Haven on Friday, Oct. p.
Local branches have been notified
that the State Sunshine convention is
to be held at New Haven on Tuesday
next.
Town clerks are receiving from the
county commissioners a supply of APP
plication blanks for liquor licenses for
clubs:
] Groton grange, P. of H, is to hold
q public exhibition of fruit, vegetables,
canned goods and fancy work this
(Friday) evening.
It has been noticed that when the
sun crossed the line Tuesday the wind
| was northwest and lower temperatures
have since prevailed.
An Eagleville exhibitor, Albert La
marsh. received first prize at the Ber-
| lin fair for the best variety of corn, IS,
and so cents for the most perfect ear.
Leo Winski of Colchester and Charles
| Church of Palmertown were removed
from their homes Wednesday to New
London hospital, where they will uu-
dergo operations this week.
A shark, weighing about 200 pounds,
| was captured Thursday morning off
| Eastern Point The shark and small
| err one We're taken in a trap by Al
| bert Hewlett of Poquonnoc.
! Amateur astronomers hereabouts are
watching for a glimpse of the newly
discovered comet, which possibly may
| be made out in right ascension 10
hours. 20 minutes, declination plus 26
degrees, 80 minutes.
Funeral services for Mrs Maria l..
| ManWaring were held at the Mantle
Congregational church Thursday aft
ernoon at 8 o'clock, Rev. J. William
Knappenberger off1ciating. Burial was
| in Mantle cemetery.
Ignacy Maminski of Deep River has
been sded by Miss Antnnnia Pietka of
| New London in a breach of promise
4 placed on money in a bank by Deputy
Sheriff Miller of. Ivoryton. The trial
will come in October.
Next Sunday an open air temperance
| meeting will be held at p. m. near
the Congregational church in Stafford
| vile, with addresses by Rev. Lyman
g. Horton of Westerly, r. L., and Rev
Edward w. Potter Of New Haven, for
merly of tJewett City.
A former Baltic curate, Rev. Pliny
Cooney, ofhciated at the fashionable
Greenwich marriage Wednesday OF
Miss Marie Frances Rising, and Elmer
I Greenwich, at the rectory of st. Mary's
Roman Catholic church
Dr.. A. B. Coates, secretary of the
Baptist state convention, has been in
conference with Rev. Edgar R. Hyde
pastor of the First Baptist church
Middletowu, in regard to the annual
convention of the state Baptist church.
IS which will be held at Middletowr
next month.
1t is expected that seven submarines
with their crews and the mother shiI
will come to the new United State.
submarine base at the naval station
about the latter part of the month
} although the orders from the navy de-
partment are to have the station il
readiness Nov. l.
Rev. T. A. Williams and Miss Bea
trice Refistar were married at Suffleld
Eng. Sept. IL, Mrs. Williams being 4
cousin OF the former Mrs. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams sailed from
England Sept. 18 and the former ex
poets to occupy his pdlpit in Union /
| week from sunday.
: Richard W. Mansfield, city mission
airy and probation officer, and E. D. E
Lynde, secretary of the associate,
charities, both of New London, visite,
the Norwich state sanatorium at Brew
ster's Neck this week, commencing tn
neatuess of the surroundings and tn
Z excellent care given the inmates
Cards dated Sept. 18th at Monterey
California, received in town Thurs
day from Mrs. Frank L. Farrell, toll
of a three days automobile tri
through Santa Clara valley with Mrs
J.. r. Mcnamara and the latter
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. an
Mrs. James Gaffney. Sept. 18th was t
be spent viewing the Big Trees
SoUABBLE ABOUT BRYAN'S
: PROPOSED EUROPEAN TRIE