Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

day morning.
 Torpedo boat destroyer No. 6S and torpedo boat DuPone came to the na- val station Sunday.
 Second Church Night is set for Thursday, Sept. 26. at the Second Con- gregattonal church.
 George Ade, the humorist. was at Eastern Point the other day and went around the golf course during his stay.
 The Mantle Athletic club mem bers have decided to continue the club this winter and will start &C., tivities October 1.
 The republican senatorial conven- tion for the thirty fourth district Is to be held in the town hall in Say brook, Thursday afternoon.
 Fall millinery, opening Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 18th and 14th Collins Millinery, 67 Broadway.-adv.
 Seaside Topics states that MT. and Mrs. Edgar Percy Ward, of South Woodstock were luncheon guests of MT. and Mrs. c. B. Ward. at The Gris- wold Thursday.
 The four cotton mills of the Briggs Manufacturing company at Voluntown are running full time and have orders enough to run overtime if help were not so hard to get.
 His FaI visitatiops will be begun Sunday next by Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown, of Norwich, who will visit Black Hall and the missions of Man tic and South Lyme.
 The September term of the Tol- land county superior court will open at Rockville today (Tuesday), with a short calendar session. Cases will be assigned for trial.
 Connecticut trappers do not care how soon cold weather comes, as there is a big demand for belts of all kinds raccoon, skunk mink, fox, and in fact for every available skin.
 Some of the parents of children at the beach have been having medi- cal examinations made, during the past week, in order to obtain health certificates, prior to returning to their city homes.
 It is noted at Stonington that John Gallup has closed his cottage on Wamphassett Point an dreturned to his home in Moosup. MT. Gallup is a member of the syndicate owning and developing the Point.
 Josette Lavanee. teacher of music, piano, harmony, counterpoint. For appointments, address 105 Central Ave-, Norwich, Conn.-adv.
 Monday was the 59th birthday of Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Shahan rector of the the Catholic University of Amer ica. who was born in Manchester, N. H., and for a short time was at St. Patrick's church, Norwich.
 The family of the Hartford banker, [. F. Broadhurst has left the Worth cottage, at Neptune park, and Mrs J. o. Worth and family have left Norwich for the cottage, to remain until late in the season and possibly all winter.
 Oswegatchie Casino closed it's sea- son Saturday evening. Parties from Norwich, Eastern Point. Mantle, New Haven. New London and the small re- sorts that line the shore. motored to the casino to celebrate the closing of the year.
 At last weeks convention of the State Funeral Directors in Hartford Undertakers Smith, of Hartford, Leet of Milford and T. w. O'Keefe of Mid- dletown. were appointed delegates to the national convention to be held in Columbus. Ohio, October 14th.
 At Pine Grove, the state Spiritual ists' season ends September 18th. Sun day there was a memorial service for twelve members who have died dur ing the year. Dr. A. E. c. Merriam, of Hartford, presiding, and Mrss Filling of Springfield being the medium.
 The two marble statues ordered from Italy for the sanctuary of St. Patrick's church, as gifts from the parish Holy Name society and friends, have been delayed because of war conditions, but may be on the water at present. They are not to be paid for until set up.
 The Navy department has just is- sued for distribution throughout the country a little pamphlet which points out the advantages that an enlistment in the navy Brings to the American boy who goes into the service deter mined to do his duty conscientiously.
 The marriage of Miss Rachel White, Norwich Free Academy, 1913, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles E. White. of Broad street, Groton, and Albert Avery. N. F. 4. 1909, son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas W. Avery of Eastern Point. will take place this (Tuesday) evening at 6 o'clock.
 Authorities at the island forts, Wright, Michie and Terry, have tight ened their health restrictions. In ad- dition to previous restrictions which applies to children under 16 years, no adult without a health certificate is permitted to land for any lengthy vis- 1t on the three islands, Fishers, Little Gull or Plum.
 Norwich Telephone Men on Outing
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