Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-19
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Norwich, Tueaday, Oct. 10. 1915.

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 Norwich, Tueaday, Oct. fa. 1915. x VARIOUS MATTERS
 Fine weather is promised all the week, up to Friday.
 Big railroad smashup in Hazard of Helen" Colonial todsy.-adv.
 Fourteen families are still occupying their summer homes at Groton Long Point.
 Many enthusiastic hunters are abashed to find so much land posted this fall.
 Neal of the Navy Secretary Dan- iels' big battleship serial. begins today at Colonial.-adv.
 Sawmills in the suburps are rush ing work. one sign of the approach of cold weather.
 Some people claim to have heard the honk of wild geese, in their flight southward, within the past week.
 Save money by paying your water bill today. Additions after Oct. 20th.- adv.
 Mackerel are biting at the mouth of Jordan cove now and those who seek the favorite pan fish are having excellent success.
 The Forty Hours Devotion, which has been in progress at St. Joseph's church, Cliff street. since Sunday, has been largely attended. Sportsmen have received word that the third annual fox hunt of the Con- necttcut Fox Hunters club is to be held at Winsted. November ?, and 4. Steamer Clifford, owned by E. S. Belden & Son. of Hartford, has been carrying brownstone, which will be used on the Block Island tFeakwater.
 Rev. David P. Jones of Ellington , will be a delegate to the National Council of Congregational Churches to be held in New Haven from October 20 to October 27.
 Fidelity chapter. Order of the East ern Star, of New London, will enter | tain the grand officers at the meeting | Nov. 5, including Grand Sentinel A. W Jarvis of Norwich. St. James lodge, No. 2s, F. and A. M,
 
 7.S0 at Masonic temple.-adv.
 Saturday was the 66th birthday of I Dr. Samuel T. Dutton, of New York noted educator and peace advocate who Is a trustee of the Wheeler l school, North Stonington.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Fish an- nounce the engagement of thei. | daughter, Dora Dell, to Gilbert E | Rogers, of Ledyard. The wedding | will take place in November. II Save money by paying your water bill today. Additions after Oct. 20th.- adv.
 c1estone, daughter of MT. and Mrs Joseph Ecclestone, of Mystic. and Philip Brown, son of William Brown of Ledyard. is to take place this fall I Monday was the feast of St. Luke the evangelist. At Christ Episcnr.., church, the rector, Rev. Richard R Graham, of1ciated at the celebra tior | of the holy communion, at 1G o'clock I Miss Gertrude Fischer of Boston electric needle specialist, at 116 Broad way, Thursday only. Superfuous hair moles and warts permanently removed | Satisfaction guaranteed-adv.
 Some handsome dahlias have beer grown this season by Fred Smith, oi Norwich, at his new home in Gale. Ferry. Decorative blooms which ht has cut for his friends would hay, won prize in any show.
 The government crop bulletin fo Connecticut gives: Oats-Productio1 estimate October 1 is 352,0O0 bushels September 1 forecasts 3S3,OO0, fna estimate last year 319.000; price Octo Der 1 to producers-cents years ag' 50 cents.
 Tuesday, Oct. 1e, the tax collecto will be at the store of Edward Nc Namara. 159 Sachem street. Falls, iron 12 m. to ] p. m., to receive taxes.- adv.
 It is expected that Mrs. J. R. Nc Namara and daughter and Mrs. F. I from a California trip. At presen they are in Lockport, N. Y, visitin MT. and Mrs. Frank Eilers, formerl of Norwich.
 At voluntown, Mrs. J. Hoover wa appointed delegate from the church Alexander Tanner, alternate, Mrs. An nie Andrews, delegate from the Sun day school. and Justin Andrews, alter nate, to the Connecticut Baptist con vention in Middletown this week. h Among those present at the srve-, \ ty-ftth anniversary celebration Tt tn Cenetral Baptist church were tw daughters of Morgan Stafford, one c ! the founders of the church, Mrs. Cor \ nelia Stafford Cranston and Mrs Hen rietta Stafford Clark
 Ministers are receiving communica { tions from the Conference Commit tee on National Preparedness, whic includes most of the organizations 1