Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-01

At the home of Mrs. Almon Bartlett
this Saturday evening the members
of the w. c. 7. U. will hold prayer
meeting.
Mrs. John Fourier has returned
from visit with relatives in Canada.
Charles Holt of Norwich was in Dan
ielson Friday.
Henry King and Samuel King of
Moosup are in New York to attend the
Vanderbilt cup race today (Satur-
day).
Mrs. P. B. Sibley hac been spending
a few days with her SON n-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. HI. n. Loomis,
at New Britain.
Buys West Side Place.
DeForrest Wells of Riverhead, L. l.,
has purchased the G. B. Weaver and
George Potter places on the West Side.
Mr.. Wells is to make his home here.
Missionary Meeting.
Mrs. Albert Webb had the members
of the Womens Missionary societies of
Allen Hill, for a meeting on Friday
afternoon.
How to Vote Split Tickets.
Eighteen different ways in which
split tickets may be voted at the an
nual town meeting on Monday are
shown in a display in the show win
dow of Main street store. About
every possible combination for voting
for selectmen is illustrated.
Frost Friday Morning.
The heaviest frost of the sea son was
noted on Friday morning when the
mercury dropped to the low forties
The frost did comparatively little dam
age, however
Chestnuts have made their appear
ance in the local market There will
not be a. very large supply this year.
is I,,5N
large and full and of good quality.
Food Sale.
The Ladies' Benevolent society of
the Congregational church held a food
sale in the ve$try Of the church. Fri
day afternoon. At the same time the
members of McGregor w. r. c. held a
similar sale in Winkleman's store.
Mrs. Frank A. Mitchell to Speak.
Mrs. Frank A Mitchell of Norwich
is to speak at a meeting for young
women to be held in the Baptist
at 4.30 Her talk will have to do with
home missions. An invitation to all
interested has been issued
Law Off Today.
This Saturday morning the open
season on birds protected by statute
in Connecticut is off, and many of
the sportsmen in this section have
planned TO go INTO tne WOODS. 1I1ere
is still a heavy curtain of leaves and
other protection for the unfortunate
partridges quail and woodcock.a but
the expectations are for some satisfac-
tory hunting.
Local persons who have made a
close study of the Australian ballot are
Of the opinion that it is unsa tisfactory
in several respects for use without Ii
ability or errors. ard express their be-
lief that changes in the law to over
come these deficiencies will be made
My the next legislature.
Officers of Reading Circle.
Following are the newly elected Of
ficers of the Ladies' Reading Circle:
President, Mrs. C. H. Pike; vice presi-
dent, Miss Carrie Fellows; secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. John w. Day; as
sistant secetary and treasurer, Mrs.
Leonard A. James.
Advent Church interests.
Addition and Subtra elton of the
Gospel will be the subject of Rev
Thomas Feltman's talk at the service
to be held in the Advent chapel, on
Academy street. Sunday afternoon.
Arrangements have been made to have
praper meetings in the church every
Wednesday evening.
Rounding Up Railroad Ties.
Thousand of railroad ties that have
been brought into Danielson by 1um-
Der owners are being collected by a
work train for distribution and use
along the right of way In spite Of
the fact that ties have been supplied
in great numbers from this section
for many years they are to be had yet
in sufficient quantity.