New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-18
A"BUSIYEsS TRAIN" Ar NORWICH.
OFFERING INDUCEMENTS TO SATURDAY NIGHT
RrYERS-TIIE STATE MILITIA CAMP.

Norwich Conn, Aug. II (specaD.-The first business
train the innovation introduced by the eoinmee OF the
Board Of Trade and the merchants OF this city, was run
tonight between and Putnam. The train lett The
Norwich and Worcester station at 10 D. m. well nled
Notwithstanding the fact that the railroad refused 70 make
any reduction The committee and the merchants
held well attended meeting last Monday, when the uin'
natum NcwYork and New England RAILROAD was
road 10 that effect They Immediately took steps get
up and bargains that would prove an induce
ment to those living along the road. IL was decdeI al
the meeting that dealer should follow his own plan OF
Advertising Some Of merchants have decided % give
their customers from the Qunetaug Valley rebaos on
every article purchased while others viii give free re-
turn patron who buys certain amount OF
goods Saturday night in Norwich ia most lively one
All the milling pour their inhabitants into the city,
and the streets present animated appearance This In
Itself sufficient nducement TO attract many
peoDle from up the road.
The Thames National Bank. Of the largest insti-
tuions in this scction building addition In She
tucketst. growth has been phenomenal. and 1t long
ago found its quarters much too small
The creamery business IN Connecticut has grown
wonderfully within the last few years, AMI has been the
means OF a general clearing up Of non-prodGcng acres,
which are now cultivated production Of feed for
dairy purposes The result Is that the farmers are in
better condition than they have been before
Lebanon creamery has just made report for May and
June May 10 received 5l7 spaces OF Cooley
and made 1915 pounds OF butter In June it received
IA AS spaces cream and made 20 700 pounds OF butter
all which sold for $500 A. This Is one Of the most
creameres in operation, and it, butter is the
best the market These creaneries are operative
affairs and each farmer gets share Of the profits accord
Ing the amount OF cream which he furnishes. Tho
Andover creamery at Andoyer, has capital Of 1000
and uses the product Of 3l2 Only four are
needed in the factory and the is gathered by three
sixty horses The years product $4,000
pounds The Brooklyn creamery OF Brooklyn,
is another successful II the PRODUCTION Of $50
cows and about 20 900 pounds of butter annually
Among the other nourshing creameres Of this section
may he mentioned those Of Putnam, Stonngton, Pomfet
Landing and Jewett City.
The have been pitched Mantle and every
thing order for the Connecticut National Guard
90 into camp for a week Monday. Company c, 80
Regiment, will leave this city early Monday morning The
company Will probably make short parade It's way
the station. The companies from Putnam aud Danelson-
Vile will probably join Company in this city, coming
by special ran and all viii then proceed wLondon
where several viii be met. MAJOR Bidwcl will
be in command this being under physicians
ment for his consignment OF gray blankets
awaits the soldiers camp.
Tke Goth Regiment Association went to Lyle's Beach,
seventy five strong. Wednesday, and held twenty
The officers resulted as
follows: President William IL. Bentley; vice-presidents,
J. Howard Morgan, Daniel Chsmplin Leonard o. Smith
secretary and treasurer ". D. SEWN corresponding
tary John T. Crazy.
The normal department OF the Norwich Free Academy
will open September H. under the direction OF Mrs.
Sara D. Jenkins with the cooperation Superintendens
Bishop. Ballet and Others 1t occupies field distinct
from that Of the state normal schoo-at same point OF
advancement that which academy receives then
The normal department OF the academy requires Of cand
dates the completion Of the academic course, real
equivalent Of this training course OF one year is there
fore found OF sufficient length normal department OF
the academy offers professional training o girls who wish
thorough training the teachers calling I'm one vea
course.
Mr. James He'll OF The Trbunes staff was in this city
THURSDAY calling upon the many friends made during
his long connection with "The Bulletin