Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-07
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VARIOUS MATTERS


Norwich, Thursday, Oct. 7, 1909.
VARIOUS MATTERS
Franklin chapter. No. 4, r. A. M,
works the M. M. degree this evening"
adv.
The Danbury fair will attract a
number Of visitors from here this
week.
Wednesdays summer-like weather
encouraged driving and trolley trips
into the country.
Methodist churches in a number of
places will observe next Sunday as
Old Folks day.
Open store doors and open windows
in houses on Wednesday were note
worthy for October 6.
local dealer computes the amount
of gasoline disposed of at Norwich
garages at 10000 gallons yearly,
The increasing number of CONNER
cial men in town this month is taken
as an indication Of business improve
ment.
Dealers in grapes, Concords, Mag
aras and Delawares, declare that they
could not be better than they are this
season.
In accordance with the new school
committee law, an inventory of school
property in the different districts must
be taken.
Violets, painters cup and ox-eyed
daisies have been picked this week
at Hazard fuckers Pleasant View
farm, Scotland.
There are now 524 men on the rolls
of the state soldiers home at Noroton.
Colonel Coe the superintendent, is in
his 18th year as such.
Since May 1, 1909, 1928 dog IL
censes have been issued and fifty-three
kennels have been licensed; $50 tags
have been issued for dogs in kennels.
The state conference of charities
anu Curriculum Will Dt Hclu III
some time in February. probably the
first or second week, the date to be
decided later.
Don't fail to attend the Xens' en-
tertainment Friday night Mrs Grace
Bronson Purdy of New York city. elo-
also local talent Tickets 25c
at Geo. A. Davis store.-adv.
The Worcester Post of Tuesday
said: The engagement of Miss Lucy
A. Cronin of Is Ellsworth street and
Maurice Buckley of Norwich has been
The wedding will take
place in November.
Heman o. Averill, commissioner of
domestic animals, reports that during
the fiscal year ended September 30,
551 cattle have been condemned, at
a total expenditure of $6,4615O, an
average of SLIP a head
A New Haven exchange states that |
Robert S. Ross. the newly elected sec
rotary Of the Y. NJ. c. A.. paid a short |
visit Monday to the New Haven Y.
NJ. C. A. building and will enter upon
his duties October Is.
Promotions and appointments have |
been made in the Connecticut ma |
-ional guard as follows: First infan-
Try. Company L, First Sergt. Patrick |
J. F. Sullivan of Windham to be sec
md lieutenant with rank from Sep
:ember 20.
In several Of the large cities the
BOSS BARRIERS have decided not to close |
heir shops on Columbus day, as it is
understood that merchants generally |
will not do so this year. The Journey |
men BARRIERS will be privileged to take
part in the celebration if they desire. |
A prominent Norwich man said on |
Wednesday that it is true as stated |
by New York papers that Charles s. |
Whitman, nominated by New York re-
oublicans for district attorney, was
BORN in this city. Mr.. Whitman was
graduated from Amherst.
Mrs. May C. Wilcox, a New York
widow whose summer cottage is at
Oswegatchie, Waterford, was united
n marriage Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock with Silas w. Bretvfield. Sec
'etary of the Eastern Pullman Co., OF
New York city. Rev. Joseph P. Brown
If New London officiated.
Connecticut members of the D. A.
R., are working this year on four
lines, work among the south
I'm mountaineers; the providing of
for young people of rev.
'lutionary descent at the Suffield Lit
,rary institute; the George Junior Re-
public. especially it's Litchield branch;
md the work for immigrants of differ
mt nations.
At pontihcial high mass celebrat
ID at st. Joseph's cathedral at 1890
,'clock Tuesday morning in observ-
nee of the anniversary OF the death
# Bishop Tierney, Rt. Rev. Thomas
,. Beaver, bishop of Springfield, was
he celebrant Of the mass. Rev. DR..
John Synnott, administrator of the
Iiocese, was the arch priest, and Rev.
1ugh Treanor of Norwich was the
leacon. Rev. J. ]. Smith and Rev. J.
.. Mccarthy of Norwich and Rev. ].
". Hoey of Baltic were among the
Is priests of the diocese attending.
NAMED FOR MASSACHUSETTS.