Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-31

Norwich. Monday, Oct. 81. 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

| Saturday and Sunday mornings the
| mercury stood at 20 degrees, and one
| inch ice formed.
| bleach out the celery which local gard
ners have in the ground.
The assessors, office in City hall will
be open tonight and Tuesday evening
| from to o'clock.-adv.
About the country many trees are
hanging full of apples which no one
| takes the trouble to pick.
| Shetucket street has been completed
| making a decided Improvement.
On Tuesday, All Saints day, there
! will be a celebration of Holy Com
munion in the Episcopal churches.
Winter does not begin officially I'M
| til December %. but yesterday and
| Saturday furnished good advance sam
pies.
The court of common pleas will come
| in here this morning at 10 o'clock foi
the trial of the case of F'ier VS.. Bar-
man.
A professional chimney cleaner is
~ to do as precaution against SCOT
| fires the coming winter.
Relatives and friends of John r.
Mcnamara viii attend an anniversary
high mass in his memory at st. Pat
rick's church this morning.
The wise householder will fasten
loose gates and doors tonight and
owners of cabbage patches will keep
an eye on their vegetables.
The whaling schooner Margaret
left New London Saturday afternoon
for New Bedford, where she will fiji out
for another cruise for whales.
Judge Alfred Colt of the New Lon
don probate court states that the pro-
bate fees in the Lawrence $10,000.00C
estate will not amount to over $4,000
Joseph Mass OF South Lyme has jus.
harvested 1500 bushels OF fine potatoes
BY marketing these at 10 to Is cents a
bushel Mr.. Mass will realize good
profit.
During Saturdays fine weather the
woods rang with tho reports of hunt
ers' guns, luck being improved since
last weeks rain left so many trees
leafiess.
There was a prayer service over the
remains of Mrs. Mary p d. Goodrich
at her sisters home in Hartford Sun
day afternoon and the remains will be
brought here today for burial.
County Organizer Ernest Allison
Smith has been in New London ar
ranging for rally this week. at which
F.. L. G.. Hohenthal, prohibitionist
candidates for governor. will speak.
George Guest, former pupil of the
Norwich Art school, a sculptor, at
present in Boston, will soon start
building a studio on land recently pur-
chased from DIR. A. E. Nelson in Grot-
on.
The state board of educa ton met at
the capitol. Saturday, and examined
candidates for teachers. A large num-
Der of young women from various
parts of the state took the examina-
lions.
An execution has been served on
Reuben Toubes and others of Chester
on a farm in Salem. 1t is in favor of
George Geraps of East Lyme. who held
the mortgage
Rev F. s. feathers of WestfeId,
Mass. occupied the pulpit of the First
and evening. 1t was announced that
Rev. r. o. Cunningham will preach at
both services next Sunday.
Pequot lodge. No. IS, I. o. o. r..
OF New London. has voted to invite
the members of Mohican lodge. Thames
lodge of Montvi1le and Crystal l.
Of Lyme to be its guests on the second
degree night, November II.
Capt. George II. Crandall OF the
Fishers Island Navigation companv's
command of that craft at the begin
ming of the new year, New London
exchange says.
At the state Christian Endeavor I'M
ion convention in Waterbury. Rev.
elected one of the directors for four
years. Rev. r. G. Hartley of Will
mantle was elected second vice presi-
dent.
Plans and specifications for a new
hospital at Fort Wright Fishers
island are in the office Of the quar-
termaster for the district. The build
ing will supersede the present hos
pitaI. It win be three stories in
height. of brick.
The committee to select site for a
woman's college for Connecticut are to
go TO New London Thursday and look
over that site. Charles II. Brown stat
ed Sunday evening that he had been
advised of no date when they intended
to visit the site he offered them.
In anticipa ton OF the important holy
days on Tuesday and Wednesday, Rev.
rick's church sunday on thoughts
suggested by the Communion of
Saints. At the offertory a duet was
sung By Miss Greeley and Roderick F.
Sullivan.
Rev. John NJ Barker Phi. D.. under
the auspices of the Connecticut Tenn
perance union. made addresses on Sun
day morning at the Second Congrega-
tional church and at the Central Ban
fist church in the evening Rev. DR.
Barker is professor of sociology in
Boston university.
Prominent Conn ecticut people have
been invited to a. dinner on November
Is. when the Canadian club Bureau Of
National Industry and the InternatiOn-
alG Peace conference, will hold a cele-
bration at the Hotel Aston in New
York marking the Tooth year of peace
among English speaking people
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