Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-08-31
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VARIOUS MATTERS

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Winter trolley cars are being reno
waited.
Shop windows already display fan
millinery conceits.
The vacation season for the church
choirs has ended.
owners of crab apple trees have had
big yield this season.
whaleback barge Baroness from
Newport News. is at Allyns Point
Changers in a number of towns are
planning special observance Of Labor
day.
Summer visitors are leaving town
daily for their homes in the larger
cities.
Tobacco growers in the western part
Of the state cannot get help enough
to harvest their crop.
Shore men are counting ~. few
remaining days of the season and did
not relish Mondays cool wave.
Delegates from nearby Congrega-
tional churches will attend a confer
ence in Griswold on Wednesday.
The Libraries have had Fany calls
for DIR. o. w. Holmes works, because
of the centenary observance on Mon
day.
On Saturday Walter H. wolerton
and family, who have been living on
Baker avenue. Groton. moved to Nor
witch.
The beautiful and fragrant white
clematis in the grounds of the Cen
trail Baptist church is beginning to
bloom.
A conference of the Junior clergy
of the diocese will be held today
(Tuesday) at St Joseph's cathedral,
Hartford.
The Grand Army mems first outing
at Lake Compounce, Bristol, was so
successful on Saturday thtt it is to
be an annual affair.
On Sept. 4, 5 and the Polish Turn
ers of New England will hold con-
vention and field meet at the Berlin
State fair grounds.
OLD soldiers remembered that Mon
day was the anniversary of the battle
of Manassas, Va, Aug. 30, '62. when
the Federals met defeat.
The annual camp meeting of the
Connecticut Adventist association
opened Sunday at Dunham's grove, to
the north Of Southington.
Notice has been sent out from Glas-
tonbury of the annual reunion Of the
HOLSTER family, to be held at Laurel
Hill on Saturday, Sept. IL.
The International Silver company
has declared a quarterly dividend of
1 ga per cent. on the preferred stock,
payable Oct to stockholders of rec
ord Sept. IT.
New joint stock companies have
Just been formed under the Connecti-
cut SldLe laws 0uAlnE LAlC NCCh " bAAC
number of six, with total capital stock
of $2s5,O0O.
Eastern Connecticut friends were in
New Haven to attend the funeral SER
vices of Miss Justine Ingersoll held
in the Grove Street cemetery chapel
Monday afternoon at o'clock.
A Norwich nurseryman has recently
sold a block of 1000 sugar naples to a
New York wholesaler. The game deal
err has supplied a Saybrook land pro-
motor with 200 soft NAPLES and so
Carolina poplars.
The bulletin of Berkeley Divinity
school at Middletown. announced the
programme of events at the opening
of the school, next month. This is the
ffty-sixth year of the school. 1t will
open Sept. 81, st. Matthews day.
Several Connecticut industrial con-
Germs have filed certificates Of their
action in increasing their capital stock
including the John T. Young Boiler
company of Norwich, which has issued
$50 shares of new stock having a par
value of 800 each.
The bureau OF entomology, depart
ment of agriculture, has issued bull
letin showing the laws governing in
terstate shipments of nursery stock.
1t steses that shipments of such stock
into Connecticut must bear certificates
of inspection, issued by another state
ore government officer to prevent the
interstate spread Of plant diseases.