Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
Ulae4a1llRti1lz Norwich, Saturday, Sept. 30. 1916.
VARIOUS MATTERS

I have been reinstated. With the advent of October the hunt CTS will have more interest in taking out their state licenses The severe and unexpected shower Friday evening caught many of the theatregoers and others unprepared.
 Rev. J. F. Speerli. pastor of the M. P. church. will close his pastorate at Canterbury Plains tomorrow Sunday Somers, Ellington, Enfield and East Windsor is to be held in Somers on Oct. 4.
 Call for your repair work at Kings bury's. See adv.-adv. At Hartford Thursday Byron L. Russell of North Windham was among thase accepted at the naval recruiting station.
 Yesterday, St. Michaers Day, Rev. J. Eldred Brown celebrated holy com munton at Trinity Episcopal church at 10 o'clock.
 The next conference of the six churches is to be held with the Con- gregational church at Preston City nxet Wednesday.
 Summer temperature prevailed Fri day, with sun hot enough to dry the already parched lawns, following a few sprinkles early in the day. It is announced by the White Rib- bon Banner that the temperance con- vention, the state round up" will be held in Waterbury, Oct. Il, 12 and 13. Local Greeks are intensely inter- ested in the prospect of Greece en- tering the war, as many of their countrymen are being called. to the colors.
 Miss Virginia Bettini 30, of the navy yard died at the Memorial hospital in New London Thursday. Ske was ad- mitted to the hospital On the night of Sept. 25.
 The Danbury News mentions among those who will exhibit cattle at the coming fair. in the Ayershire class, George A. Kahn. Yantic; F. s. Arm strong, Yantic.
 Men! Men! Men! be sure to hear Rev. H. F. Adams tell of what he saw on The Bowery," New York at the mems rally at Y. M.. c. A. Sum- day at p. m adv.
 A former Norwich man, Frank w. Nichols, has sold a tract of land on the west side of Quiambaug road, Stonington, leading to the pumping station at Oliver Denison.
 At the annual fair of Mashapaug Lake grange today (Saturday), at sthe town hall at Union, the Conn ecticIlt agricultural college will send one or more speakers who will give addresses
 As all the children at the county home are in good health and attending school, it has been decided to hold the annual meeting for the county visitors and board of management as usual on Oct. IS.
 The improvement in the infantile paralysis condition in suburban towns is leading granges ard other organiza- tions to take up their customary pro gramme of harvest festivals and the like and to hold regular metings once more.
 Rev. M. Williamson who is supply ing at Oneco and Greene Methodist churches of the Norwich district, is taking post graduate course at Bos- ton and will be there during the week, returning to Oneco Saturdays for reg ular service Sundays
 At Waterbury, invitations have been issued by Mir. and Mrs. William J. Larkin for the wedding of their daugh- ter Edith and Raymond Harvey WuIf, formerly of Norwich, at 137 Euclid avenue, Waterbury, Tuesday evening, Oct. IT, at S.30 o'clock
 Jewish visitors from surrounding places who have come to Norwich for the synagogue services from Wednes- day to Friday in observance of the New Year. will leave for their homes today, to return for the services on the Day of Atonement. Oct. '.
 A New York paper announced Fri day that at the Metropolitan Museum, a course of five illustrated lectures on Venetian painting will be given to the public by Miss Edith R. Abbott, mu- scum instructor, formerly of Norwich Art school. on Fridays. beginning Oct.
 The annual diocesan conference of the Girls Friendly society will be held in Dan6ury Nov. 10 and H. The delegates will be guests of the Girls Friendly society of St. James Epis- copa1 church. It is expected that about 300 delegates will be in attend ance.
 The family of William C.. Taylor formerly of Westford, held a family reunion at the old homestead this week. There were seventeen present, including MT. and Mrs. Dana Jacquith of South Coventry. William Chandler and family and Frank Belcher and family of Stafford.
 Attorney General George B. Hin- man has issued a circular letter to about 500 delinquent domestic, foreign and chartered corporations doing bus mess in Connecticut which have faiI- ed to make the returns required by law to the secretary of the state or to the town clerks.
 Old Lyme Woman Held.
 In the Hartford police court Thurs day the continued case against iEs- ther Blake, who claims to belong in Old LyNe. and who was arrested in PI1ch I0oI- -I1 Cso4,