Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
School boys are making jack-'o-lan-
terms.
Additions will be made to all water
bills unpaid after October 2o.-adv.
The first chrysanthemums were In
the window displays on Monday.
Growers Of cosmos are taking pride
and pleasure in the beauty of. their
blossoms this fall.
The barrel gangs are already at
work, storing rnunition for their
Thanksgiving bonfires.
Yesterdays chilly air brought out
the shoppers. and there was good trade
in cold-weather supplies.
The touch OF frost has caused the
nuts to fall, and nutting parties on
Monday had fair success.
There was the service of Holy
Communion in the Episcopal churches
on Monday. st. Luke's day.
Additions will be made to all water
bills unpaid after Octover 2O.-adv.
A noticeably handsome bed of snowy
SALIVA has been that on the lawn of +.
R. Wasley on West Thames street.
The Fishing Gazette states that
Connecticut oystermen are doing 90
per cent. more business than ever be-
fore.
The Hampstead Family association
held a meeting Monday afternoon at
4.SO at the Hampstead house in New
London.
The customary number of climbers
visit Lanman's hill, to enjoy the view
while the last of the autumnal foliage
is so fine.
The starting up of furnaces has
drawn a pest of flies to many houses,
and sticky flypaper is having a post
season vogue.
There is evidence that rabbits are
but they will not be taken
in large numbers until after the first
light fall of snow.
In ST. Patrick's church on Monday,
Rev. Hugh Treanor celebrated re-
QUEEN high mass for Mrs. Ann Ken
nedy, whose funeral was held on Sun
day afternoon.
st. James lodge, No. %, r. and A.
NJ, works the f. c. degree this evening
adv.
A van left New London Monday for
NY, with household
goods belonging to Mrs. Emma Can
tie of 43. Truman street, who will re-
side with her son, DR.. Fl. c. Cantle.
Of Norwich.
General Manager Jones of the Cen
trail Vermont railroad went through
Norwich Monday afternoon for ST.
Adams in the private car Champlain,
hauled by the officials private locomo-
tive, st. Lawrence.
Mondays New London Telegraph
said: The Tierney cadets of this city
are contemplating a football match
with a team from the cadets of Nor
vich or New Haven. The game will
very likely be played ON the Armstrong
bark grounds on Thanksgiving day.
The tax collector will be at the store
If w. 9. Fletcher, Falls. today, from
y m. to D. m. for the purpose of
collecting taxes.-adv.
SCOTS wrecking steamer Tasco
cleared from New London at ten
o'clock Monday night for Key West,
Florida, to try to save two four 'masted
;chooners which are aground. Horace
Fl. Allen, son OF DR.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Allen of Norwich, is on the Tasco
which is carrying thirty men and will
De south well into the winter.
Assisting Rev. John J. Ambot during
he Forty Hours devotion, which
sloses this evening, in st. Joseph's
church, are Rev. Father Bjonowski of |
New Britain, Musiel of Middletown,
Thomas Murray of Woonsocket, R. l.,
gnatius Naciejewski of Union City, |
John Ceppa Of Meriden, M. Solpysek of /
Victor Zarek of Newark, N. |
T., and J. M. Renizewsk of Terryville. |
All the services Of the devotion have |
)een largely attended.