Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-21
Chr Bullftila.
VARIOUS MATTERS


cold wave would suit the mef-
chants.
Girls who are students at boarding
schools will begin to leave town this
week
savara1 .,,t,,,a,.i,a ,a,,+ias er,,,,
Norwich attended the Putnam fair on
Iuesaay.
Yesterdays sun so warm at midday
gave new lease of life to summer
ralment.
Dahlia growers are keeping back
their choice blooms for the coming
flower show.
Miss Katherine q. lambert manu-
facturer Of hair Goods at Mahrev,s.
Broa dwav.-adv-
reouisifion If tbe adi,,tant- General for
50. 600 for general eynenses
me state camp ana equipment a.
BY Col. nj. !. wise Of Hartford
Inc general meeting OF lhe =. n =,
" CoiIhecileut VIII pc heiu Wlen Tie
Inc razlng Of the coal pocKets on tne
new wharf continues daily ana is max
ing a DECIDED improvement there.
The Rutherford family closed their
cottage at eastern Point MONDAY ana
returned TO New orK Tor the winter.
1t is an IS Ia mill tax which the
CITY of New London will be asked to
vote next Monday morning, an increase
Oh la.
| Grand Ar,,,v MON frar, ror+,,e,,,
noints ara goiro, +brorol, +o1yn dai1v or,
sonthhennd trains on 1betr u-av re- A..
lantic City
E,;s1,ar,,,o,, .o,, +ho+ +b s., ~.
eo,,,,d - ~, 10 ~, -a+ anS +ha Mo ~
Ash baIe NOT vet sn,,sbt itS dantbs fop.
the winter
THE sa,,issio, of p6+h uavk;rs at
Coventry 10 the American SehooI for
the Deaf was annraved on tuesday hv
/ C.overnor WeeEs -
+ba Si, aaro oes ne na1;a "a
danartmant Iool<i,e Forward IN warro
time This winter
| Householders who have dry wells,
| cisterns and ponds. are improving the
4 tla fs ", 70 etedn 'hen out oerore
c, c44.
o,,ani;ea vrip5 The raa,.ira,,a,ts NO fer
voting on the license question in town
elections next month.
.,e
Il fyIIiFOrd naFrPGn0ndanf nnfaC
Mrs Osterhoudt and family left sat
urday for Norwich, where Mr. Oster-
heudt is already engaged in the print
| ing business
I
Dr hlehzl Ropinson OF Jameson
anime William REYNOLDS. a prisoner in
| the Windham county Jail. who is be-
| lieNed to be insane.
|
1
Gathonc pastors OF the dlecese. heid
Hartford, was attended by eastern
| Connecticut priests.
4
| h.ery ihaucemen Is neing onerea
! tourlsts 20 speha autuhh IN tne noun,
salns, anarihs poohle's reaeniiis 1ocai
! peopie rssniarly afoin s"ehts IN Fef-
Eaa ,rh, ;5.
| 1880 1r nal, plesroene o. III. Ils
a lioA $500 ia sIoh'
nonoaS ma d Mealehy New
lorh Woiuai Mas red4y 70 donate the
sum Oh souo'ooo lor the esta oiisnHleht
VI d coiiese iof siris III Nohheeeieut.
10" RATES 70 Sa'irsrnia.
The Sunset Man" will be here
soon. Ask him to call and tell Won
| about California and tha Iaur ratas
| Address 7 IA Clvnn N r 17a
Washin.ta,, s.raat Has+,,; AZ.
$50 - % ~ -'''o'-'
| ;ra lahsters ara ea,,gbt &c ss 80, 80
| bars Of the sbora tan,ns 80 tbos.
Mo arc saIlirg ara yeaii1;aa 800
s1r, ow;ns to 9be hioh r,.;sa 80 -
| 49,, pi4eo p"'o io'
| Members of Irish societies noted
H ts ~ as me anniversary OF
| natriot uho 80 hanoad =, n,,a1i1, ' nc
| the charga of treason IL 10. 49, ~
| in WIS ooi n
|
! Morgan Strong of Vernon and Miss
/ Gwendolyn Randall of Hartford were
| married at o'clock Monday afternoon
| o., i. s., .ope ri III Ing plloe. NO. ~ DEL
| formed by Rev. Francis p. Bachelor of
| Talcottville
The Noru,s1k tfo,,r rafars 20 tho f,..
| that the body of Frederick r. WasIey
| reached that city Monday morning for
burial in the Nerwalk cemetery, add
1 ing that Mr. Wasley mad many Feia-
| rowed for his death.
|
MerMih Shapman' freq bouiay ana
1 FREQ chapman mace hhe maui sun
| Gay Wh1ie on walk through MehtVllle
Wooas- Ihey found pee tree which
| appeared TO be Wen lhhablted and on
| cuttlng lt down they TOOK out over
|