Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-18

'tMignon," acts,- with Beatrice
 The J. A. Atwood cottage at Nep- tune Park has been closed for the sea son. the family returning to their Wauregan home.
 The fourth annual meeting of the Connecticut Bradford Academy. club Is to be held in Waterbury the first Saturday in November.
 By the new timetable the Sunday train for Norwich, which connects with the New York express, leaves New London at 1.s7 p. m.
 Vice President Marshall in Y. M. c. A: course of five. Get tickets now adv.
 Many visitors to New London Sun onstration car Oklahoma, which is on a siding near the station.
 The Beacon Valley, Stafford Springs week, closed the Connecticut agricul- tural fairs for the season.
 Growers Of marigolds have had much satisfaction from the hardy blossoms. which is some cases this fall have survived all the other flow CTS in the garden.
 Swift Long of Waterford shot a fox one morning last week Reynard was and MT. Long had a good chance at him, killing him at one shot. Miss NJ. c. Adles will be back from New York Tuesday with the new hair styles.-Adv.
 By request of the Holy Name so- ciety. months mind htgh mass of requiem for James Morgan was sung in St. Patrick's church Saturday at s o'clock by Rev. J. H. Frederick.
 Mayor T. C. Murphy of Norwich is vice president of the Mayors Asso- citation of Connecticut, which is to hold it's annual meeting in New Ha- ven Wednesday, at the city hall.
 Notices are being sent out by the secretary, Mrs. Katherine Moody ing of the State Audubon society, at the Fairfield library on Saturday next. Hundreds of persons have visited the grounds at the residence of George s. Palmer, in the Pequot section. to inspect and admire the beautiful flow CTS, during the two public days each week.
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 Look and see if you have paid your water bill. Five per cent. added to all bills remaining unpaid after Oc- tober 20.-adv.
 Although it was announced that the Navy Yard was to be used as a sub- marine base by November 1st, there there yet. beyond the replanking of the big T wharf
 | A correspondent mentions that inn provements are being made to the barns and garage on Oakland farm lyn- MT. Allyn married Miss Mar guerite Alny. of Norwich. At the thirty-third anniversary of l the conference of Baptist ministers of Connecticut, to be held today CNIon- day); at Middletown; starting at ? p. Wilmington will be the secretary. Look and see if you have paid your water bill Five per cent added to all bills remaining unpaid after Oc- tober 20.-adv.
 An outline program of the national council is posted in the vestibule of | the Second Congregational church to ] be consulted by those who may be planning to attend these meetings dur ing the eight days, October 20-27, at New Haven.
 A Midd1etown physician, who has a 1 number of Norwich friends, Dr. James l A. Layton. was taken to the Mid dlesex hospital Friday for an operation 1 performed by Dr. William F. Verdi, o1 l New Haven
 l Don't fail to attend the Halloween 1 social given by the Catholic Women's club, Friday evening, Oct. 22 al | Olympic hall. Drew's orchestra Ad. mission 25c.-adv.
 A Tierney league was organized ir the basement of Sacred Heart church Groton. Sunday afternoon. The league is made up of young girls who pledge themselves to temperance. James A Mcdonald who organized the Tierne5 Ecadets. organized the league.
 The gypsy moth is in the egg stage during tha winter, and much valuable work can be done in bringing about it's control by treating the egg masse: twith creosote applied with a brush
 next brood of caterpillars is reduced Dispatches from Italy have a gooG
 deal to say about Brescia as a typica
 war zone centre. Outside the citJ
 limits there is much military activity
 At the parade grounds large bodiel
 Of recruits asp drilling. etc. 2rescis
 is the city where Jacob Lang ana Il family, of Norwich, are located.
 
 Attended, Auto Races. I George ". Pratt and John F. CArne.