Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-19
Norwich, Wednesday, Oct. 1e, 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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| of the worlds baseball championship.
| Theater Cafe. T.W. Wilson, Prop.-adv
The new fare schedule on certain
! lines of the New Haven road has been
| in force since Sunday.
Today the tax collector will be at
| the drug store of John A. Morgan,
| Greeneville, from II a. m. to 2 p M
| adv.
| James Tyler and family, who have
| spent the summer at Eastern Point,
have returned to their winter home in
| Baltimore.
| All about the state there is COM
| plant of the scarcity of eggs, prin-
| cipally due to the fact that the hens
! are moulting.
At the Baptist CONSIDERATIONS in
Bridgeport, Rev. P. c. Wright was
| elected one OF the conference directors
One of the new ministers admitted
son.
The stone crusher. which has been in
use during the building of the state
macadam road between Norwich and
New London. is being taken away by
the contractors from its location on
the DeWoh lot.
&hOlluoJ NdlCl Du4y <A1liSA ltdL ll0o
a cut of Rev. William A. Keefe of
Voluntown, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin l.. keefe of Waterbury, who de-
lvered one Of the sermons at the ded-
ication of St. Margarets church, Wa
terbury, on Sunday.
Monday was the 92d birthday of
William D. Manning of Grove street,
which occasion was remembered by
his many friends, and he received a
l. 4-T-z -
esteem. He has recently recovered
from a severe illness.
The estate of Alonzo r. Aborn has
been appraised and amounts to $685.
655.24. He held 200 shares of Steel
common and had a government bond
valued at S10,735, besides a, railroad
bond valued at $7,450. He owns a lot
in Mt. Pleasant street, valued at $4,000.
The state railroad commissioners
were in this city today to inspect the
property of the Central Vermont rail-
road. The commiss toner's are on their
annual tour of inspection Of the prop
erty of the company. The inspection
will require nearly the entire day.
While out hunting Tuesday. Herman
]. Haynes of New London accidentally
shot himself in the right foot shortly
after l o'clock while near Quaker hill
He received treatment at Montville,
and at New London the big toe was
amputated.
To accommodate the passengers of
the trolley cars entering this city from
New London, Willimantic, Yantic and
Central Village the trains from here
to New York will hereafter leave at
$50 and 1880 o'clock instead Of at 4.40
and 1910 as of late.
The Catholic Transcript announces
that on Thursday at p. m, Right Rev.
Bishop Milan will confirm class at
the Sacred Heart church, Wauregan.
Rev. Joseph f. Mccarthy, rector, and
at a. m. at All Hallows' church,
Moosup, Rev. J. Fl. Broderick, Bector.
On Monday at the state Baptist con-
vention in Bridgeport at the elertiton
of conference officers, 1t was voted to
have q standing committee on obitu-
aries. The chair appointed Revs. ].
G. Ward of Lefingwell and c. K.
Flanders of Hartford as this commit
tee.
Sheriff Sibley of Windham county
took to the state prison Monday two
prisoners convicted at the session of
the superior court in Willimantic-
George Burger, mansla lighter. one to
three years: Sophie Wollinska, man
slaughter five to ten years.
A lecture on foreign travel is soon
to be given in Norwich under the aus
pieces of St. Agnes: guild by Flank Ed
ward Johnson. the artist. whose exper-
fences in northern Africa became of
international interest and Importance.
Russell y. Hopkins celebrated his
18th birthday Monday evening by in
viting to his home at sc Williams
street number of his friends, mostly
fellow students at the Academy. Many
birthday gifts were received and a
pleasant time enjoyed by all.
Awards for state road work to par
ties whose bids were opened in the
highway commissioners office at the
capitol Monday included Voluntown,
2.610 linear feet of gravel road at
$3,91o, and 1895 linear feet of macad-
am, S3,S76, TO the Eldredge Construc-
ton company of Mystic.
We will receive by innings the score
of the worlds baseball championship |
Theater Cafe, r. W. Wilson, Prop.-adv !
A new rule which has gone into eff
feet in connection with the service of |
the Southern New England Telephone
company is that conversations on party
line shall be limited to five minutes |
In the new directory just being dis
tributed this regulation appears in the
form of request
Department Commander Edison S.
Bishop, Connecticut, Grand Army of
the Republic, and staff, made an Off
cial visit to Nathaniel Lyon post, No.
. G. A. r., at Hartford, Saturday eve
ming. The comrades present included
Past Commander Scion A. Monkey of
Sedgwick post. Norwich
The contract for the new bridge
which Morton r. Plant is to build
across Four-Mile river has been
awarded to Mayor B. F. Mahan of New
London. This bridge is to cross the
stream from the section of highway
which Mr.. Plant Is constructing i'll
the west part of East Lyme.
A new counterfeit ten dollar BILL Sc
ries of 1901, has been discovered. The
certificate bears the check letter "B''
and contains the signature of J. w.
Lyons, register of the treasury, and
Charles FL. Treat, treasurer of the
United States and the portraits of
Lewis and Clark. The bill is poorly
printed and its number is A2726TTs.