Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-18
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Norwich. Monday, Oct. IS, 1909.
VARIOUS MATTERS
Today the church honors St. Luke
the evangelist
The new telephone directory went
into effect ON Sunday.
To the new Mohegan park to gather
leaves is a favorite outing.
A realistic cotton field will be
shown in the Scenes from Dixie"-"A
Summer sCarnivaL"-adv.
Lessons are resumed at the Norwich
Free Academy this morning, the stu
dents having Friday out for Nutting
day.
At a meeting of the Plainvillz school
board Friday evening, Norris Gilmore
Clark, formerly of Norwich, was elect
ed chairman of the board
Special attraction Wednesday eve
ming at the Cadillac-Feature dance.
Marathon ewostep, prizes given. Be
sure and attend.-adv.
The Hartford Times says: Fire
Commissioner Hopkins aud Fire Chief
Stanton of Norwich were in the city,
Friday, and were much interested in
the work of the firemen's drill school.
prof JVf11:oY,1 orir .1,.fv 1f
the. Block Island schools, a resident
of Mystic, found on returning to his
home Friday that a caretaker, name
given as Charles Tarbox, was missing,
with goods valued at $500.
The report of the supervising archi-
tect of the treasury for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1909, shows that there
has been expended for government
property repairs and preservation in
Norwich $49S, and for mechanical
equipment $3L61.
At the annual meeting of the state
board in New Haven, Friday, October
20, the chief topics for discussion will
be: The best methods for improving
the highways to meet the demands of
modern traffic; Connecticut as fruit
growing center; and board of trade
methods for development of local COM
munities.
Under the heading, Rev. G. c. Sauer
Honored. the Bridgeport Telegram
says: Rev. George G. Sauer pastor
of the Memorial Baptist church, who
viii assume the pastorate of the First
Baptist church at Bangor, Me, on No
vember Is, was last week elected a
trustee of the Maine state Baptist
convention.
Unique lighting effects will be
among the attractive features of "A
Summer Carnival" at the Broadway
theater, Thursday and Friday eve
nings.-adv.
The household of the Johnson home
greatly enjoyed a service of song,
prayer and testimony furnished Sun
day afternoon by the Cheerful Work
ars, the ten young ladies Of Mrs. Will
lam Greene's class in the Third Bap-
fist Sunday school. Mrs. Greene, who
is president of the organization, led
in the service.
The Connecticut Homeopathic Med
ical society will hold its fifty-ninth-
semi annual meeting in the New Brit
ain Y. NJ. c. A. Tuesday, October IS.
There will be an address on Tuber-
culosis as Related to the Insane and
to Institutional Work. by DR.. H. NJ.
Pollock, superintendent Norwich in
sane hospital.
The farm formerly owned by the
late Col. A. P. Smith in Hamburg has
been sold to Henry Clews, the banker,
of Broad street, New York, who pur-
chased this place and farm of some
500 acres, which includes woodland,
for his son, Henry 'Clews, Jr., the ar
fist. now in Paris, France, where he
has resided for the past ten years.
The Dairy Maids Of Leffingwell have
postponed the social to be held at
Charles Ellis until Nov. 3 Convey
ance will meet trolley at Backus cor
ner at quarter of T. Admission to en-
tertainment, including supper, 25c.
Children -price.-adv.
Glass circle Of The Kings Daugh-
ters, Miss Lucy Geer, leader, arranged
for the delightful musical service at
the Backus hospital Sunday afternoon
when Harder's orchestra, fourteen
members, played: William Harder
Mrs. Harder William McCord, Harry
Millea. Thomas Hoyle, Samuel Hague
Miss Elsie Bogue, Miss Georgia Fill
more, Misses Lillian and Ella Fitch
Mrs. Charles Barnes, Mrs. Maude Ba-
ker, Walter Leveen and Fred Young.
Yesterday, the feast of the Mater
nifty of the Blessed Virgin, Rev. Joseph !
f. Mccarthy preached at st. Patricks |
church from the gospel for the day,
John iv:i6-53. the healing of the son
of the ruler of Capharnaum. The faith |
of the ruler is reproach to those who,
having the testimony of the miracles |
of 1000 years, forget Christ, in a
world where so many deny His divin-
ity and distort or disregard the teach
ings Of His church. And while faith |
like that of the ruler is necessary. it !
must be supplemented by good works !
WOMEN HAVE TROUBLE.
Four Hours at Hearing in Which
Five Cases Appeared.