Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15
VARIOUS MATTERS

I Glass in salssrnanship forming to- night at Y. M. c. A. First lesson free. --Adv.
 inston ton Grange haii will ii be held next week.
 Meeting of K of C. tonight Second degrees--adv.
 Following day of summer heat. the predicted showers came Thurs day evening.
 Edmund Burdick of North stoning- ton recently had his arm dislocated from being kicked by a horse.
 A board meeting followed the reg nlar Thursday evening prayer meet ing of Trinity Methodist church. Disabled by hard cold, Town Clerk c, s. Holbrook left his office late Thufsday afternoon and put Tyler D. Guy in charge for the rest of the day.
 In the special election at Salem this week to vote of the tie for member of the board of relief, Ray A. Bliven won out
 4 months mind high mass of re- quiern for Miss Julia James was sung in St. Patrick.s church Thursday by Rev. J. H. Frederick.
 The schools will have a holiday a week from today, when the state teachers conventions will be held in Hartford. Danbury and New London.
 At a meeting of the state board of control Wednesday. the publication of the report of the Connecticut Agricul- tural Experiment station was ap- proved.
 The Wright company of Dayton, Ohio. pioneer in the development of pany, one of the directors of which Is Morton F. Plant.
 4@rhe Blue Mouse" acts today. Co., lorial, featuring Madge Lessing.-edv | 4, number motored to Mantle We'd I1esday, when the East Lyme Histor- ical society held most interesting meeting and luncheon party at the old Thomas Lee house. Norwich is represented at Miss Marcus school for young ladies at Thompson. which has opened with an | ars besides. the day pupils. At the annual meeting Wednesday | Of the Associated Charities of. New London. one of the directors reelected l was Mrs. Robert B. Chappell, former " Miss Elizabeth Camp of Norwich. I MT. and Mrs. A. winans, of Lat inner street. East Hartford, formerly of Norwich, announce the engagement l of their daughter, Miss Alice E.. Win ans. to Marcus H. Hills. of Rocky Hill. Conn.
 The Connecticut Field Trial club, of which the late Gen. William l.. Ely of Norwich was a promoter, will hold its annual meet in. Hampton com- mencirg October 25 and ending on the 1sth.
 At the 9lst annual. convention of the State Baptist societies at the Broad Street Baptist church, Central Falls, E r., Rev .. N. Gallup. D. D.. of Providence. formerly of Norwich. was chosen president.
 The Griswold hotel, Eastern Point several times enlarged since it's erec- ton a few years ago, is to receive endorsed by Commodore Plant, call fol an expenditure of $S00, ,0oo.
 One Of the offlcial Automobile Blue Book cars has been in New London during the week, going down by way of Norwich from Boston. The car car. rided two men who are mapping the Boston-New York automobile route.
 Trappers in this section are expect l ing good winter. Already there is a big trade in all kinds of furs, prices are high and the market is cleaner ot
 raw and manufactured furs than al l any other time in the last ten years Hartford papers mention that Pro. lessor Waldo s. Pratt of the Hartford Theological seminary gave an address I on The Ministry Of Music in tn, Church, at the Fourth Conversations
 church parish house Thursdty evening The governments crop forecast fol Connecticut inclydes: Corn October forecast 3,o00,0O0 bushels; Set2tembeI
 forecast, 2.s7s. 900; final estimate las year, .SO6, ,o0e; price October to pro,
 aueersTcents, year ago 97 cents pc
 bushel.
 l The newly painted letter boxes ap pear to be temptation to some o the small boys who forget that tn
 laws governing the postal departmen provide maximum fine of S1 900 O l imprisonment for three yeaks, or both
 for the defacing of letter boxes.
 The United States civil service com
 mission announces for Oct. 20. at tn
 New York custom house, an examina
 tion for junior architect, for men onlJ , to i'll vacancies as they occur a salaries ranging from $1,20o to $i.sS year in the Interstate Comnerc [ commission.
 n The wedding Of Miss Grace Need , ham, daughter of MT. and Mrs. 4 7 Wales Needham, and Robert Colliso
 took place Thursday evening at l o'clock at the home of the brides par ents tn Grpton. Rev. George R. Ath; pastor of the Groton Heights Eaptis chnrch. oficiated.
 | The fifth shipment of gold and SC
 curities from London to New Tor
 city by way of Halifax passed tilroug
 Norwich on the State of Maine e1 press oyer the New Haven road Thurs day morning. The treasure estimate lin value at from six to ten million do
 lars. was carried In a single steel ex press car.
 OBITUARY. II Mrs. Charles A. SsiIiek, 4 T.