Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-18
Ol1f Bullfti1l.
VARIOUS MATTERS

The campers busy fortnight is be-
ginning.
Less than three weeks to the opening
| Of school.
A correspondent sends this hint dur
ing the canning season:
The New LonGon County Fair. Nor
wich. September 81. 1s10--adv.
| Daily record is made of the sale of
Connecticut farms to New York pur-
chasers.
There has been more rain so far
this month than during the same period
last August.
Motorists are finding rough places in
the roads since the rain washed the
stones hare.
Special train will leave New London
after the attractions at the park in
the evening.-Adv.
Fruit dealers claim that the price
of oranges is much higher than is
usual at this season.
There was much drying out of nusty
clothing and bedding in Wednesdays
clear air and hot sun.
Starting the 18th and lasting till the
goth there is to be a great disturbance,
according to Horace johnson.
Members of the Eagles meet at club
room $50 Thursday morning. Get
your uniforms at MorIey's.-Adv.
There IS an attractive showing of
cannas and dahlias in the grounds Of
the Nickel & Brass company in Chest
nut street.
For the first time New England rail-
roads have agreed to offer special rates
to people coming to the New England
fair in Worcester this fall.
This is grange week for Connect
cut, the national lecturer, Oliver Will
son, of Peoria. ILL.,, being the guest OF
State Master Healy of woodstock.
Every trolley car brings summer
boarders to and from the suburbs, and
during the season the visitors spend
considerable money in Norwich stores.
Take the Eagles special train for
the big field day at New London
Thursday, August Is Train leaves
N Y. Y. H. and H. station $50 a. M
Reduced fare 4oe, round t-ip-Adv-
Bank Commissioner n. S. Lipett of
Norwich is making his semi annual
examination of the books of the South
Norwalz Trust company .-Norwalk
Hour.
The annual Friends meeting which
&c ct nv do- ~
and Rhode Island, will be held at
Peach Lake next Sunday afternoon
near Danbury.
Several members of the o. e. s. are
planning to attend the annual outing
of the chapters of Connecticut which
viii be held on Robert Morris day,
August 81. at Savin Rock.
Connecticut delegates to the nation
al convention Of lawmakers. held in
Rochester, N. N. Y. are returning
home. Next years convention will bs
held in Cleveland, o., on August u.
At the prohibitionist convention for
the third congressional district held on
the willimantic camp meeting grounds
Wednesday James NJ Dung of Nor
witch received a unanimous nominal
ton.
Take the Eagles special train for
the big field day at New London
Thursday, August 10 Train leaves
n. Y. n. H and H. station $50 a. N. 1
Reduced fare 40c. round trip.-Adv.
No very good August meteors have
been since last Thursday night, when
they came ahead of time. The next
shower is due in the neighborhood of
October 20, when the Orionides should
be visible.
Grand excursion to Newport, r. I,
Thursday. August IS. Last and best
of season. Steamer City of Lowell.
Get tickets at stations Round trip
from Norwich 81. Three hours at
Newport.-Adv.
A special to Wednesdays New York
World stated that James Wilson, sec
rotary of agriculture, was on his Iowa
farm Tuesday spending his 18th birth
day. Secretary wilson's boyhood was
spent near Norwich.
1 always put up all preserves in
jelly glasses, as this much just fills
a comport. and is enough for one meal.
This does away with having the jar
on the pantry shelf, as the glass can
be washed and put aside for next sea
son.
The Big Connecticut Fair. Charter
Oak park, Hartford, Sept. So, 1870
adv.
Tuesdays Holyoke Mass, Telegram |
had a two-colurnn cut of Clarence Fos-
ter, former Norwich Town boy, with !
q sketch beginning: Pop ostFer, the |
terror of all Nutmeg fingers, is one of |
the most consistent performers with |
the willow in the league"
The Progressive Missionary club Of |
the Central Baptist church was pleas
antly entertained on Wednesday b. |
Mrs. Joseph NJ Burdick at her cottage |
at Best View. Twenty-one were pres
ent and were delightfully."- entertained |
with music by Miss Corinne White
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