Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-03
VARIOUS MATTERS

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Campers along the river banks ar,
, striking their nets.
At Watch Hiil. the hotel season will
close after Labor day.
I, The artists exhibition at Lyme II.
orary closed Wednesday.
Thursday was St Stephens day. bu
not st. stephen the Martyr.
| x. Of Q. meeting tonight. First de.
gree. Election OF ofiicers.--adv.
| The Mystic Oral school will oper
Tor the fall term next Tuesday.
II Sunflowers from ~ to IA feet high
are not uncommon this season.
Buster Elionsky Swimming Stunts
Colonial theatre today. Other big fca-
i tures.--ady.
Foxes and owls are causing con-
try raisers.
A jltney supper is the latest money!
| making proposition OF church So
ciety IN near by town.
Snapper blues have been running az
good numbers in the Mystic river and
nounders are also running there.
The cider mills are in full blast, an
pies being plentiful. There viii be an
aeunoance OF orchard tea this fall
Motorists have had to take their fur
hned wraps out of winter storage
when starting on long trips this weels
Governor Holcomb has reappoint
ed CHARLES A. Thompson Of Ellington
q member OF the state board Of agri-
culture.
The notes Of the whippoorwir were
very clear Thursday morning, tho
weatherwise promising it a storm
warning.
The chapel car evangelist. Rev. w
II. Newton, formerly Of Norwich. has
been assisting in services at Quaker
Hill church.
italian organizations and members
OF the K. of c., are preparing to note
columbus day, October 18th, which
this year falls on Tuesday.
Growers of flowers are hopinr that
the hrst frosts may be long DELAYED
1t is many years since plants were so
stock and 80 prolific as they are this
season.
Thursday at o'clock, in st, Pat.
rlcks church, a months mind high
mass of requiem for Mrs. Nicholas
SULLIVAN was sung by Rev. J. M.
Men who have been engaged in
brush-cutting along the country roads
nave complained Of the sstineins. mr.
pensity of the swarms of hornets en-
countered.
The annual meeting Of the State
Federation Of Bird clubs which was
to be held last Saturday at Compounce
mas been postponed to some date to
be announced.
At the Union church, Rev. DR. G. w
Morrow has announced that he viii be
able to occupy the pulpit only fwn
SUNDAYS more before returning to
Nashville, Tenn.
Mansfield school girl, Ina Green.
eleven years old, canned and sold 200 |
cans OF tomatoes last year and sold |
the same for more than an average of |
IL IL cents can.
Members OF the gypsy band were IN
Norwich again Thursday. begging
Ihey nave campel just over the Pres /
ton town line. so are outside the juris- |
action OF the Norwich selectmen
At the recent New England A. M
=. Zion convention at New BritaiT,
Rev. e. George Biddle, Of Norwich
reported resolutions on the death of
Kew. 9. u. Robinson, Of Middletown.
The opening of the month shows a
.apidly diminishing population at
crescent Beach, the chilly weather OF
ne past few days sending many visi-
ers to their city homes who had pley.
ned to remain over Labor dav
. Freaenck s. Seymour. a retired
Of witch hazel died
'ecently at his home in HadIvna In
lis seventy-ninth year. He was
.eteran Of the civil war and was ac-
I've In Grand Army and Masonic cir
President Wilson has authorized
caves OF absence to all veterans of the
iViI war employed in the customs
ervice who may desire to attend the
1rano Army OF the Republic Encamp-
nent 70 be held In Washington from !
september n to October Q.
Past secretaries and past treasurers l
I the department of Connecticut wo- {
mans Relief corSs, formed the Past ]
ecretaries and Treasurers' associa- {
I. c.. at, the home of Mrs. Carrie r
ackson in East Hartford this week. g
The Committee Of One Hundred
ranging Tor the celebration next year 1
the 250th anniversary of the set Y
cement of the City of Newark, N. J..
announcing $1,000 in prizes for the II
est three poster designs suitable FOR
Sc in the publicity campaign for the \
CELEBRATION.
Rev. James r. Danforth, former Z
aston Of the Groton Conversational
nurch. is seriously i'll at his home al T
quirrei Point. DR.. .Danforth has c
cen III since falling on the icy street h
ear his home in Ramsdell street in \
,l4. He moved to his home In Maine
bout year ago. \
a Brewster, N p, correspondent o
rites: Charles H. Smith is very q
UGH pleased with the performance or '
Is PAGER, Future Hal, which started n
CAIRO. n: r, last week. and took F
'wn secoH money In large field of
orses IN fast time. Billy Williams
driving tho horse.
UsslANs EVAcuArE :,