Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

steamer OlCy or Lowell was 1n- spected at New London Tuesday by Inspectors Withey and Rankin.
 The records show that there have been over 800 burials in the two Cath ollie cemeteries in Norwich during the past three years.
 Although farmers are getting good prices for their vegetables and fruits, they claim there is less profit to them than in other years.
 Miss Carrie B. Champlin, teacher of piano and harmony. IA Chuch street. adv.
 Information regarding the grand lodge session of the K. Of P, to be held in Waterbury, October goth, is being received by local Pythians. |
 Tho death of Florence B.. daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Harold F. Hoffman, of Niantic occurred at her summer home Tuesday. Tho child was one year old.
 Wednesday morning at o'clock in St. Patrick's church, a months mind high mass of requiem for Miss Lida Murphy was sung by Rev. J. Fl. Brod erick.
 Anumber of new locomotives of the 1900 series were received by the New Haven road recently and sever al of them were put into commission Wednesday.
 A splendid assortment of new Fall millinery now being shown by Mrs. W. H. Rogers, T Union street Your inspection Is invited.-adv.
 Temperance contributions acknowl- edged to the Stevens Fund the past month were: New Britain (Scanrina- wiz 1oN t30i L. T, L., S1 total S5,
 Teachers in Holland this year in- clude. in the White school, District No. 5. Mary A. Lynch of Windham: Buff Cap school, Df1istrict No. 19. Miss Ma bel L. Orr of West Stafford. Delegates from councils Of the Ju- nior o, U. O. M. are being appointed to the annual session of the state council of the order which will be held in Bridgeport September 26. of tho Now London public schools re- ceived the list of pupils registered at the various schools from the principals Tuesday and the total number is s. 625.
 The September term of the Holland county superior court has adjourned until Tuesday September 26, as Judge Howard J. Curtis has been call ed to Maine by the serious illness of his wife.
 This tThursday) evening at the church devotional service in the Central Baptist church. reports from delegates and visitors who attended our association ct East Lyme last week will be given.
 Truant officers in this section gre receiving appointments as delegates to the sixth annual convention of the National League of Compulsory Ed ucation, to be held in Newark. N. J., October 9. 10 and II.
 At Niantic the Yale boys were re- leased Wednesday, leaving only the hes duuarters and supply rrlpanies in camp. These will be sent home Friday, so that by the end of the week tee camp will again be deserted. The loyal women of Baltic have i brought to Mrs. Richard R. Graham, to be forwarded to Lady Herbert for 1 the British war relief, $16 in money 1 and eight pairs of knitted socks. They | have kept up this generous work for l many months.
 Special 'convocation of Franklin chapter, No. 4. R. A. M. at Masonic temple tonight at 7.3o. Work in Past A1ASLST a[1u GHOSt G6CSl6IlI mdSIGT OS- grees.-adv.
 The first case to be taken up next l week in the Holland county superior court at Rockville, will probably be that against the Town of Mansfield result of injuries received because Of l @ defective highway. Mrs. J. c. Downs, Connecticut rep | resentative of the National Board of | the Federated Clubs of America, and Miss sara George. of panbury. have 1 gone to Chicago where Mrs. Downs will meet with the board in session on 1 September 21 and 22. | A local man recalled yesterday that 1 1t was thirty-five years ago Septem- 1 Der 10th. that James A. Garfield, twen- ! tieth president of the United States, 1 died, having been shot by Charles 1 Cuiteau, July 2, 1881. Flags were helf- l masted and other signs of mourning | displayed in Norwich.
 At a meeting of Comfort circle, | Kings Daughters. held Wednesday l with the vice leader Mrs. J. H. Allen, Mrs. A. T. Utley presiding, Mrs Al | win Lewis and Mrs. Edward Adams l were appointed delegates to the state | convention at WilIimantic October A. . ing.
 | Forty three members of the New
 England Association of Jefferson
 Medical College Graduates met Tues
 day evening for their tenth annual re-
 union, electing as president, Eckley R. IT Storrs, Hartford, formerly of Mans
 field and for treasurer, Frank T.
 Payne, Westerly, R. !. formerly of
 Norwich.
 The New London Telegraph says:
 Miss Julia Sabine field secretary of the Franco Serbian Field hospital of America, who is working in Con-
 necticut and recently lectured in Nor
 wich in the interests of the field hos
 pital in this city on Tuesday and 1 expects to be able to arrange to give
 a levtur later.
 Signs No Longer Needed.
 The absence of the copper zone fare
 signs from the local trolley cars gave