Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-25
Ot1e Rnllrtin.
VARIOUS MATTERS

| Norwich to Cromwell, where he con-
| tirmed class at st. Johns church.
| Special meeting of Div. /. A. o. H.;
/ this (Tuesday evening at 8 p. m. Ev-
! cry member is requested to be present.
adv.
1t is expected that fully 200 dele
! gates will attend the twentieth assem-
| bly, of Che Brotherhood of St. Andrew,
| to be held in Meriden.
The Meriden Record of Monday an
| nounced that Rev. w T. Thayer is
! located at the Blakeslee home on
South Main street, Wallingford.
A collection of post card views of
| Connecticut and other public libraries,
| made by Miss II. @. Cross, is attract
| ing attention at the Otis library,
The postoffce department has ap-
| pointed Clarence l.. Clark postmaster
! "a Lyme New London county, in place
| of W. +. Clark, who was removed.
President Blackeman Of the I. 0. O.
F. home, from Shelton, has been in
speeding the new building being erect
ed at Fairview, the state odd Fellows
home.
The missionary committee of the
Baptist association has recommended
IlldL II AIIdy O6 set apart as a uaV OF
prayer and fasting for renewed zeal
in the churches of the denomination.
Don't miss the Oriental sale at the
Central Baptist church this afternoon
and evening. Supper at six.-adv
At the close of the Knights of Co
lunTbus carnival in Bridgeport on
Saturday evening. $1,000 in gold was
| divided, an award of $40 being made
the Rev. William A. Keefe of Volun-
town.
One convert was baptized by INNER
sion in the James river at Groton
Sunday afternoon by Elder ]. Warren
White of Fftchburg, Mass, officiating
for the Life and Advent church of New
London.
Warning has been given that Con-
necticut is being worked by q fake
lean Salvation Army who pretends to
collect funds for a children's home in
New Hampshire.
A suit for foreclosure is brought by
| John Tuckie Of Norwich against Zofia
zurerecker and others of Windham.
A mortgage to the amount of 81 900 is
held by the plaintiff. 1t is returna.ble
in Windham county.
charge of e. d. Luce's drug store at
Mantle during the summer died at
the home of his son-in-la law in Bris-
tol on Friday. The funeral was held
there on Monday afternoon.
Seven new corpora lions having a to-
tai authorized capital stock of SOS, 900,
were formed in this state during the
past week The record of the same
period of 1903 was nine corporations.
with capital stock of 415,O00.
A usual invention seen occasionally
about town where leaves. pa pers etc
are being disposed of. is a trash burn
er, wire cage in which all kinds of
trash can be burned without danger
Of scattering the flames or Httering
the yard.
The quarterly meeting of the City
union, Kings Daughters and Sons, will
be held at Christ church this evening
at 7.30.-adv.
The cadets attached to the revenue
cutter school at Fort Trumbull re-
turned Saturday from their furlough.
It was the first vacation for the cadets
since the Itasca, the school training
ship, sailed abroad more than d year
ago.
The fourth annual reunion of the
CidS6cS VI 1oOI-lS64 at the COnueCtl-
cut Literary institution was held Sat
urday afternoon in the Allyn house.
Hartford. with thirteen members of
the school present, including Mrs.
Clara Fuller Potter Of Jewett City.
The taxpaye of New London in
special meeting Monday morning vot-
ed to appropriate $4,000 for the pur-
chase of a site for the Connecticut Col
lege for Women. They also voted $15,-
600 for walks in States and Bank street
and $4,000 for the Montauk avenue
macadam.
William J. Fleming has resigned
the manag cement of the Plant hotels,
The Griswold at Eastern Point and
The Bellevue at Bellaire. Fla He is
to be manager of the hotel in Cincin-
natl owned by Max Fleischmann and
one Of the largest hotels in the west
The salary is said to be $4,000
The little daughter OF Attorney and
Mrs. Raymond z. Yeomans of Andover
is at st. Josephs hospital in Will
mantle, suffering from an attack made
on the child by bees. The little one
was so badly stupg that her removal
to the hospital Was deemed necessary,
as her face and head are in a bad
condition.
Tax Commissioner Corbin, replying
TO the objections against requiring
property holders to place the value of
their land dwellings in separately,
states that he secured from the at
torney general the opinion under which
he made the ruling that he will have
to be governed by it.
Those persons who are talking about
this being Indian summer make a mis-
take. Indian summer is not due until
the old English Martlnmas, after St
Martins day. November II. Sam Wal
ter Foss, the poet. whose wife was a
Norwich woman refers to Indian sum
mer as "A chunk of sweetness sand
WICKED in between the frost and
flowers"