Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-15
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Norwich, Saturday, Oct. IS, 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

| The October fly retains midsummer
activity.
Plenty of long clans today at Pow
| ers Bros.-adv.
Wise farmers are adding to their
| woodpiles while the wea Their is favor
| able.
The harvest moon will be full on
| the 18th, and favorable for straw
rides.
Fridays hot wave was oppressive
! in offices and homes where steam heat
| had been started.
The directors car of the Connecticut
| company is about the state for ap-
| praisal of the company's property
Prof. Kennedys dancing class opens
Tuesday evening, Oct. Is. Children's
class Oct. %. Phone 6S3- 5.-adv.
The Highland auxiliary of the Con-
necticut Sunday school association is
10 hold convention in Rockville next
week
Thursday evening Rev. J. III. New
land delivered the sermon at the So
c1al service at the Methodist church
in Portland.
State grangers are being notified
that ninety-two oranges were organ
lied in the United States during the
past three months.
The Saturday dancing classes at
Millers academy win commence two
weeks from today. Telephone call 77S.
adv.
Holland county tobacco raisers who
have harvested fair second crop, lost
all their plants in Wednesday nights
frost
The brick house No 2s7 West Main
street has been sold by T. r. Robbins
to Thomas Mcmahon. 1t has not been
occupied for many months.
In two weeks ended September %,
the coal car surplus has fallen from
1901 to 1871, while box car surplus
increased from 17,7S6 to 1914.
The total receipts of the city court
Tor quartz rending June 80 were
S2.0SS.S6; disbursements ss4S.51; re-
ceived by city treasurer $1,244.S5.
The work of laying the walks in
West Main street is completed, and
the trolley tracks are to be shifted to
the center of the street, where the
widening has been going on.
At the annual meeting of the Chill
dren's Aid society in Newington Fri
day, Judge Gardiner Greene of this
city was elected second vice presi-
dent.
Hunters are predicting severe win
ter, declaring that the pelts of ami
mails are unusually thick and that
SQUIRRELS are boarding an extra big
store OF nuts.
Henry w. Branche of Norwich has
purchased a lot on the corner Of Lang
worthy avenue and Hopkins street, at
Lords Point, where he expects to build
before another season.
The new law authorizes the select
man to employ one or more persons
to make a canvass of the town for the
purpose of enumerating the names of
those subject to the new personal tax.
The, delegates appointed from the
First Baptist church to the state con-
Ventlon in Bridgeport next week are
Rev. and Mrs. w. T. Thayer, Mrs
Hannah Cranston and Jacob F. Stark
weather.
Herbert X. Job. state ornithologist,
is giving lecture on Quaint Birds
of Land and Sea-" under the auspices
OF bird clubs. The lecture will be
Illustrated with slides from Mr.. Jobs
own work afeld.
Rev. p. C. Wright will speak at the
Central Baptist church Sunday morn
ing and evening. His morning theme
"Thirsting For Cod; his evening
theme, "A New Charter. The Best
Kind of a Charter."-adv.
Seventeen members of Comfort cir
Gle of the Kings Daughters met Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. J. II. Allen of
rs Church street. The leader, Mrs.
A. T. Utley, presided. A busy and
profitable afternoon was spent.
Jane E. Hoffman of Cheshire CORE
spending secretary of the State Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, is sending
out notices of the coming meeting in
Danielson, when the association will
be guests of the Art club
Chairman Charles w. Comstock of
the democratic state central commit
tee has been in New Haven and ar
ranged for the opening of speakers
bureau in room sos Of the Washington
building.
Tomorrow, as on last Sunday. the
organ At Trinity Episcopal church will
be played at both services bv the reg
u!ar organist. Miss, Caroline II. Thomp-
son, who has returned home from the
Backus hospital in excellent health and
spirits.
Before the year is through it is ex-
pected that the amount paid in for
Connecticut automobiles will reach
100000. Fines alone so far this year
amount to $4,000. The largest re-
ceiptS Tor single day were on Au-
guest II, amounting to $1,963.
The railroad station at Crescent
beach was burglarized Thursday night.
but little plumber of value was OBJ
tailed. Nothing was left in the sta
ton by the ticket agent which the
burglar could take without too great
fear Of being apprehended by it, The
burglar got in by way of a window.
This weeks Windham County Tran
script devotes a column to the new
rector Of the Sacred Heart church,
Wauregan, Rev. Joseph f. Mccarthy.
formerly of Norwich saying of him:
His rare personal qualities have en-
deared him to people everywhere and
a multitude of prayers and good wish
es follow him.
The October issue of the Connecti
cut Citizen says editorially: We give
a good deal Of space this month to the
work of the Catholic Total Abstinence
union. and SO it is especially fitting
that our cover picture should be of
Rev. NJ. \. Sullivan of Hartford for,
three years its president, and one OF
the most effective temperance workers
in this state
D. D. HOME NAMED IN MONTVILLE
Caucus of the Republicans Was Short
-Denutv ShariH Wood cbairr.,