Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02
VARIOUS MATTERS


 | October End in the church calendar | is the feast of the Guardian Angels.
 Some one at Chesterfield with Hun
 characteristics has been poisoning horses of late.
 Duwel dance tomorrow night Bill lings' hall. Stanley Jazz Band.-adv.
 Connecticut men will attend the In | dustria1 Cotton Conference at New Orleans this month.
 The District Preachers meeting is to be held in Trinity Methodist Epis- copal church. Norwich. Oct. 13-14.
 Bank men hear that it is not likely i that the government will soon under l take the coinage of 2-cent pieces ! The County Congregational Minis | terial association convention is to be held with the church al North Ston- ington, Oct :.
 | This has been a very poor season 1 for bees, according to Prof Allen La than. of Norwich Town, who has about $50 hives
 1 The Manchester Herald states that 1 Operator Henry Lord of the Park theatre has moved his personal effects | to Manchester from Willimantic. A New Haven paper notes that Mrs. ] house. No 70 Grove street. and will remain until winter in her Pon1fret home.
 An exchange mentions that former Norwich Art school director. G. Albert | Thompson. the Mystic artist and Mrs. Thompson are spending few weeks al Groton Long Point. Franklin Chapter. No. 1. R. A. M.. works the P. NJ. and NJ. F. N. degrees tonight at Masonic Temple at 7.30.-I adv.
 Wednesday was the last day for state treasurer instead of awaiting the making out of taxa ble lists to be filed with the assessors.
 Mrs. James Spears, 65. who died at her home in Manchester Saturday ev ening after a brief illness with pneu- rnonia. leaves four sons. including Jo- seph Woods. of New London The D. A R. meeting to be held at the Ellsworth Homestead. Windsor, Friday at 10SO a. m. is for state off committees and chapter regents.
 Mrs. Anna B Huffman of South Manche ester announces the coming marriage of her niece Miss Clara E. Safstrom and Charles M. Stoddard, son of Mrs. Grace A. Stoddard of Mys- tic.
 At the Arcanum club Norwich Jan itor Charles F. Hazard has had some unusually beautiful flowers in the grounds this season and has a pansy bed still yielding large and handsome blooms.
 Mrs. A. D. Pease of Vernon died at the Hartford hospital Sunday evening after long illness. Her husband who died only a short time ago. was for long time superin tendent of the cotton mills in Vernon.
 Attend the benefit social Friday night at Elks' ball room by the Pri- vate Social club for benefit of N. L. County Farm Bureau. Tickets 5oc.-t adv. It has been customary for the gra pc 1 alternate RIIf ] the past few years have been poor in ! both. This year at Bolton. however, | the grape vines and the walnut trees ! have been heavily laden.
 A number of seasonal recipes for using grapes with little no sugar have been suggested by Miss Maud l.. | Hayes, home demonstration specialist l for the extension service Cf Connec- ! ticut Agricultural College. Storrs.
 Connecticut has 17.902 illiterateg ! cording to figures made public by Her | bert Kaufman. special assistant to | Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. | Lane in charge of Americanization.
 The Coventry Congregational church i and chapel have been wired for the | use of the new Delco Electric lighting ! plant which has been bought by the | Ready Helpers Society. The plant it. self has been shipped but has not ar rived yet
 \ in The Bulletin that Belgium is in need of cats and is Dayins q dollar ! for each kitten. expressed surprise Wednesday that some of his neigh oors did not speedily start up new export trade.
 Farmers forget that live fowls and domestic animals are accepted for parcel post mailing provided they are securely crated, and not intended for more than q hours travel Such mail hn 6nIj To within 48 hours.
 Wednesday at o'clock in St. Pat rick's church. an anniversary high mass of requiem was sung by the rec Cassidy, Of Fishers Island, son sof the late MT and Mrs. Patrick Cassidy of School street. Norwich
 Two handsome sofa pillows which were offered as prizes at the grange fair in Coventry for the nearest guess sweater on exhibition went to Albert W. Skinner and Ernest M Howard, respectively. both of Bolton
 A reception was rendered Rev John F Ryan. a native Of Norwich. perma- nent rector Of St. Peters church. in Danbury. in K. of C. hall there. Tues day evening by the members of that organization. short entertainment was served.
 Friends of Superintendent of Schools Wendell A. MoWry of Woon- socket, R. l., formerly of Putnam, state that he recently declined an of fer at a salary $500 more than the B. GOO salary that he has been receiv- ing there His salary has been in creased $500.
 News has been received here that the annual meeting of the diocesan council of the Girls Friendly Society is to be held October A and B at Christ church cathedral Hartford The conference will include associate and mem bers' meetings evening and early morning services in the church.