Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-29
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Norwich. Thursday, Sept. %, 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Sunday will increase the attendance
at the evangelical churches tonight.
The new granolithic walk in front
OF the First National bank has been
laid, and can be used as soon as it is
dry.
Connecticut delegates and friends
are attending the big convention of
the Rexall druggists in Boston, this
week.
Contractor Williams has made good
progress in the tearing down of the
McGrory house, it being down to the
first story now.
Continued warm weather means a
saving to the house mother. who can
send children to school still hatless.
and in summer clothing.
Attorney A B. Caikins of New Lon
don was nominated by the democrats
in the New London district for judge
Of probate on Wednesday.
a demented man named Conoyer has
been held at the Groton lookup await
ing the arrival of the Jewett City Of
ficer to take him TO that borough.
After teaching successfully at West
minister hill, Canterbury, Miss Agnes
Magner Of East Great Plain is teach
ing this year in Bethlehem, Conn.
In the city court on Wednesday the
case against Mary lockwood was
nolled on payment of $461 She was
charged with keeping d disorderly
house
The meeting of the Rockville
Christian End eaVor union is to be held
this fall with the North Coventry En-
oeavor society on Friday night. Oc-
tober Z.
Wilfred ]. Dion of this city has pur-
chased barber shop in Providence,
to which city he will remove his fam
n.y. His many friends regret his de-
Darture.
The Swedish state orphanage, locat-
ed at Cromwell is overcrowded and
Worcester, Mass, is making a bid for
the new orphanage which must be
built soon.
The editor Of The Bulletin is indebt-
ed to Mrs. Mary Con1an for a fine bou-
quet of fail flowers, which included
beautiful specimens of dahlias. zinnias
and black eyed Susans.
Miss Lucy Geer, county secretary :
for the Kings Daughters. was in
Windham county on Monday in the in
trests of the work. She visited Put
nam: Moosup, Central Village and
Danielson.
The silver anniversary meeting of
the Woman's Congregational Home
Missionary union of Connecticut is to
be held on Wednesday. October 5. in
the Center church in Hartford
Local charity workers are receiv
ing invitations to the meeting of the
committee and board of management
OF the Tolland county temporary home
at vernon Center, ON Wednesday next
The state board of agriculture has
accepted the invitation of the Water
bury Business Mems association to
mold its annual sessions in Waterbury
on the second Tuesday in December.
The state ticket nominations must
be made within the next three weeks.
for the names must be in the hands
of the secretary of state at least
three weeks previous to November s.
Announcement was received in New
London Tuesday of the marriage Of
Miss Bessie c. Chappell formerly of
New London, and Howard z. Rich
mond of Brooklyn. N. y, Monday,
September 26.
The Mems league of the Second Con-
sregational church is to have an out
ing at Scotch Cap next Tuesday after
noon. They viii leave here by launch
or trolley about 4 o'clock and will have
q. chowder at the Cap.
On "Wednesday morning Caleb P.
Bailey Of Groton was found dead in
bed at the Masonic home in WalIing-
ford He was 65 years of age and was
born near the navy yard. He follow
ed the water many years.
Of local interest is the announce
ment that John +. Cassin was APP
pointed member of the Wallingford
board Of electric light commissioners
at Tuesday nights adjourned meeting
Of the court of burgesses
The annual banquet of the board of
governors Of the Chelsea Boat club
was held Tuesday evening at the Wau-
regan house, when Commodore Cary
presented A. l.. Peale set Of clothes
brushes for his fine work in arranging
social events.
mass meeting similar to the one
held in New York last Sunday is be-
ing planned b. railroad men 10 be held
in Boston within few weeks. The
object Of the meeting is to protest
against forced decrease in freight or
passenger rates.
Daniel Lefhngweu while digging
near his celebrated spring the other
day opened a. pocket Of Indian relics
which revealed an Indian axe and two
perfect arrOwheads and a large hand
ful OF chips The pocket was about
foot below the surface.
Two uedL. ana dumb Hebrews yveTa
taken to HEADQUARTERS by Policeman
Naloney on Wednesday,, who found
them visiting houses. They were get
ting subscriptions in money for a He
brew institution. and We're given their
liberty without prosecution.
October leaflets are being distributed
to members Of the world wide APOSTLE
snip Of Prayer in the Catholic church
During the month, the members will
pray for the freedom of the church in
Russia. viii study the life Of ST Al
phonseus and Will cultivate the virtue
of humility.
Twenty three miles Of trackage. Oh
the Shore line electric ROAD. are being
used. but not until the first of nexf
summer viii che entire road be COM
pleted, according to statement is
sued Tuesday. The road that is now
in use lies between Guilford and Ivory
ton. When completed THE l1f;e will
connect at Stony Creek with that of
the Connecticut company.
The conference Of the six churches
meets with the Congrega tiona1 church
Rev Mr.. Bamford of PlainfieId preach
es tine sermon Rev. Frank s. Fuller
speaks upon Religious Educa ton:
Professor Clinton of Storrs upon Ag-
ricultural Education; Rev. F. O. Cum
nngham of Preston upon The New
Evangelism and the Old Evangel
Samuel Lester of Gales Ferry was