Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-22
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VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
italians celebrated St. Rocco's day
yesterday
School superintendents are begin
ming their years work.
A whole hour and half has been
taken from the days length
Tinsmiths and painters are making
| repairs to the Central Baptist church
| Handsome beds of scarlet saliva are
conspicuous in the court house
| grounds.
Certificate of organization has been
| filed by the c. E. Harris Hardware Co
of Vernon.
| DR.. and Mrs William Writer have
returned from an auto trip through
| Vermont-adv.
The annual state open-air meeting
| of the Swedish Baptist churches was
| held Sunday morning and afternoon
! at Rentschler's park. New Britain.
| A large barn at Sound View owned
| by the Cruttenden brothers of Norwich
( and Crescent beach, was destroyed by
fire Friday morning. The cause of the
\ blaze is unknown
Harriet Julia Bennett the three
months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bennett of East Lyme, died
| Friday with cholera infantum. The
funeral was held Saturday.
A good number attended the Fowler
reunion in MiddIeheld last week. Re-
marriages and one birth. The next
place Of meeting will be Durham.
Mrs Mary Ann Peterson of New
! LONDON will cele brate her 103d birth
day today (Monday) August % at II
Truman street, New London. the home
supported by the United Workers.
Eastern Connecticut millmen have
received the call to the semi-annual
meeting of the National Association of
Cotton Manufacturers, which will be
held this year at Portsmouth. n. H.
Saturdays Waterbury Democrat
said The Rev j. Howard Adams of
North Stonington will occupy the pull
pit of the Second Baptist church to-
prepared for the ministry in. this
city.
public meeting of the New Lon
don Horticultural society will be held
August 80 on the grounds of George
6. Palmer. Contributed cut flowers viii
be arranged on tables placed under
the trees.
The Halle club and restaurant closed
on Saturday for ten DAYS. during which
the rooms will be painted and reno
waited. There was a special lunch on
Saturday and large numbers of the
club m9nbers were present until the
closing hour
Norwich friends have learned of the
recent death of Ernest Greenwood, son
of the late James Greenwood, who
formerly lived on Union street oppo-
site the Little Plain. Two sisters sur
vive, Misses Helen and May Green
wood of New York.
Postal money orders of new design
will be distributed to postmasters soon.
The new form will contain four parts
the order, another part for the pay
ing office, third as receipt for the
payer of the order. and a fourth part
for the issuing office
Charles Soby, treasurer of the Con-
necticut Fair association, has sent a
special invitation to Horace Johnson
of Middle Haddam, to attend the oCn-
necticut fair, in September, making it
a condition of his presence that he
bring fair weather with him.
The Lake Pleasant Camp Meeting
association has reelected all of its Of
fcers without opposition except in the
case of Rev. A P. Blinn of Norwich
secretary for 20 years. at salary of
$3.50. The rival candidate offered his
services at $50 per year, but was de-
feated by Mr.. Blinn.
sweepstakes entertainment was
held Friday night at Wide Awake pa
vilion at Frank Smiths mills, Canter-
bury. Prof. Robert =. Stanton's or
chestra of Wnlimantic furnished mu- |
sic. S. B. Vallette was prompter |
FL ght sets were on the floor City
guests and local people made the at
tendance.
Yesterday the Catholic church hon
ored st. Joachim, father of the Bles- |
sed Virgin Mary and model of Chris
tan fathers From the days gospel. |
Matt vi:2433, Rev. Hugh Treanor |
preached in St. Patricks church a |
mans mistaken idea of Independence. |
in seeking to live without Gods aid |
and grace.
At the request of Assistant Prose |
cutting Attorney Redden. the cases |
against James Haddan and Emeen.I
SIiby were continued by Judge Wilder |
of the Bridgeport city court until Au- |
gust % Haddan is charged with an |
attempt to commit arson. The police |
would like to get hold of Nicholas |
Smith, the Armenian dry goods mer- |