Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-30
VARIOUS MATTERS


VARIOUS MATTERS
Half Of 1909 ends today.
Marketmen and grocers are prepar-
ing for four busy days.
Scores OF visitors were In town on
Tuesday to see the decorations.
Lower temperature on Tuesday gave
new gimp and courage to mankind.
McClunie. the decorator, is receiv-
ing orders daily; Broadway theater;
telephone 4s7-12.-adv.
The, Elbron cottage at Pleasant
View has been rented for the season
to Norwich people.
Turner's from Connecticut will oom-
pete at the annual funniest 10 be held
in Holyoke July 4 and 5.
Visitors for the big celebration are
already arriving in Norwich. and there
is lively demand for rooms.
The WiIiimantic Journal devoted the
first column on its first page to ex-
plotting the Norwich anniversary cell
ehfatlon.
The Bartlett Family union will hold
its biennial meeting at the First Con-
gregational church In East Windsor
on Monday, July 5.
The National Association of Post
masters will hold its annual conven-
ton August 19, 20, and 81 at Toledo,
o. Connecticut delegates will. attend.
der for decorating. Headquarters In
Carroll block.-adv.
James Clarke Of Walden, N. Y,
was admitted to the Odd Fellows
home at Fairview Monday. Mr.. Clark
is a native OF Connecticut and be-
longed to a Connecticut lodge.
The New Haven railroad company
has restored to it's employees the 10
per cent wage reduction made in
wages some time ago. This means an
outlay OF about 100000 a year.
Rev. Samuel r. Jarvis. DID,, who
recently resigned the rectorship of
Trinity church, Brooklyn. after an in
cumbency Of thirty-five years has
been unanimously elected rector emer-
itus.-Connecticut Chrrchman.
Attend the light summer entertain
men at the Second Congregational
Sunday school Wednesday evening, at
745 The Ideal Mandolin club, vocal
and instrumental music, and drills.
Plenty Of ice cream and lemonade
adv.
The new steamer New York OF the
Central Vermont freight line arrived
at her wharf in New London Tuesday
morning at 3 O'Clock with 1900 tons
OF freight on board. The steamer was
delayed in New York on account of
unfavorable weather conditions.
Tourists are starting northward for
the Champlain teroentenary, which
will begin at Crown Point next Mon
day, and will end at Plattsburg, N.
z, on July Z, with a banquet, at which
many notable persons, including Pres
ident Taft, viii be present.
A certificate of incorporation has
been filed in the office OF the sscre-
tary of state as follows: Chase Wool
en- company Of KilIingly, capital stock
$4,000; begins business with $4,000;
incorporators, Charles D. Chase of
Danielson, Herbert @. Chase Of Dam
ielson. and Warren D. Chase Of Hart
ford.
Secretary Charles P. Kellogg of
the Connecticut state board Of chart
ties has issued a general invitation 70
any who are interested in forming a
state conference of charities and cor
rection, to be present Wednesday aft
ernoon, July 7, at the ONCE Of the
Hartford charity organization, where
plans for formulating such confer
ence will be discussed.
Says the Middletown Sun: Among
those in this city who have received
invitations to be present at the 250th
1AAAlANCAbdAS VI blAC VI LIE
city of Norwich is ]. Leonard Dol
oeare. Mr.. Dolbeare is a descendant
OF Nehemiah Smith, who was one of
the original thirty founders of the
town in 1889, and was the largest
holder of real estate in the colony.
Teachers for the ensuing year have
been elected by the school committee
Of the town of Mansfield. For the
Eagleville school Il was voted to en-
gage Miss Vera Freeman of Mansfield;
for the Mansfield City school, for one
term, Miss Nellie Storrs Of Mansfield;
for the Gurleyville school, Miss Mil
lard of Norwich; and for the Mans
field Depot school Miss DiInock Of
Mansfield.
MEMORIAL OF JUDGE JACKSON.