Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-13
VARIOUS MATTERS

Rail shooters are gathering at East Haddam and vicinity for the seasons sport.
 Sunday is the closing day of the season at the Hotel Griswold, Eastern Point
 Commuters on early trolley trips appreciate the closed cars these chilly mornings.
 Have you tried gray-fish? Broadway Fish Market has one. Look for it in the show window, 40 Broadway adv The coming Sunday is communion Sunday for the members of the Rosary ] and Scapular society of St. Patrick's 1 parish. The catch made by the Stonington pound fishermen this week has con sisted of chequet, few mackerel and ! founders.
 The September White Ribbon Ban ner acknowledges contributions toward | the Stevens fund from WiIlinantic L. | T. L., $l, Colchester w. o. T. U. $1.
 In the art gallery at this years ! Canadian national exhibition at To- | ronto noted Americans represented in ciude Chiide Hassam of the Lyme | colony.
 1 successful rummage sale was held at the Breed building Tuesday by the women Of Trinity Methodist church, | Mrs Frank Pendleton having general l charge.
 William C. Fox for the new K. of c. ! home committee of Seaside council. New London, expects that the new home will be opened within the next two weeks.
 The 56th annual reunion of the 11th | regiment of Connecticut volunteers of the Civil war is to be held in the C.. A. R. haH in Hartford tomorrow (Saturday).
 former pastor of Franklin Con gregational church, Rev. Harry A. Beadie, recently of Pomfret. is to be principal of Q missionary school in Greeneville. S. c.
 Some of the weather sharps thought Thursdays rain might be the begin ming of the line storm. although au- tumn does not begin until Sept 23d, when the sun enters Libra.
 Farmers are hoping that the frost will keep away for a week or two yet, as there is a large amount of corn in the fields as well as truck that would be damaged by a severe frost.
 Members from West Wilmington at tended inc annual reunion of the Sec ond Connecticut heavy artillery. for merly the 18th regiment of Connecti- cut volunteers, held in Waterbury on l Wednesday.
 Today and tomorrow are interesting anniversaries for all patriotic Ameri- cans. General John Pershing was born in Missouri Sept 13, 5S years ago The Star Spangled Banner was written Sept. 14. 124 years ago.
 The Crescent Beach cottage of Frank L. Arnold of Norwich has been leased for the winter by Ernest B. Backing ton. from Windsor, Vt, who is ern , ployed at the plant of the Ship and Engine company at Groton.
 Wednesday at Middletown Samue P. Willard Of Colchester, agent of the f state board of education held a ses- sion in the town hall and attended tc . the claims of large number of appli- cants- for working certificates.
 Over a dozen pairs of carefully knit ted socks have been completed by Irs. Cynthia Alien who. at the home of her son, Dr. J. H. Allen, on Church street, is busy worker for the Nor. wich Red Cross, although past SS.
 When the colored Free Masons of thu . state were in session in Waterbur! for the 45th annual communication O the most worshipful grand lodge, and A. NJ, Thursday, the officers elect ed include grand tyler, H. w. Baker o = New London.
 Rev. Milton wittler, formerly 0 s Brookfield, now pastor of the Bunke !. Hill Congregational church in Water l bury, has resigned to engage in Y. N " c. A. war work. It is understood tha '- he is to be stationed at the submarin {. base on the Thames. l. The funeral of Charles s. Storey a who died in Noank. was held Wednes day afternoon at 1 o'clock at his hom' B Rev. A. H Withee conducting the ser y, vices. Burial was in the family pic II at Brewster's Neck cemetery. Nj
 Storey was former resident of Nor wich.
 ,r 4 cable message to Prof. and MT. J. H. George of Girard avenue. Mime apolis, formerly of Norwich, announce
 the safe arrival oversee of their so - and daughter Jaw, MT. and Mr
 Herbert Mason George, who will en ! gage in Christian Science war ser \ vice.
 A four story brick building at 75
 Pacific avenue, Tacoma, recently pur
 chased by William B. Coffee. is bein
 remodeled to provide quarters for tt
 William B Coffee Plumbing compan m and a 22room hotel which the oWnt
 will lease and may name the Norwic
 house after this, his native town.
 Mrs. Sarah Lane, aged Il, who die
 at the home of her daughter, MT
 Thomas Scarborough Tn Deep Rive
 Tuesday, after an illness of sever
 weeks, is survived by four daughter
 a son and four brothers. includir .. Elias and Worth Champion of Lynn u also a sister, Mrs. Frank Clark a Mantle.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols, 79, widow
 Samuel Nichols, who died at Willin.
 ton Sunday, was born in Englan
 She had been failing since her hu
 band died few years ago. The fl
 neral services were held Wednesdi
 morning, Rev. E. H. Darrow officia
 ing. Burial was in Willington H . cemetery.
 ,=w After seven years as an effcie member of the Norwich Free Acaden
 faculty, Miss Helen M. Kelley of Da
 vile, teacher of English and certa
 commercial branches and director
 the Girls Glee club, concludes h
 duties today. She is succeeded by Mi
 Alma Bowman of Norwich, who h
 taken g. course at Cornell universi