Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-30
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Children Take Kindly to "vote No"
Buttons-SoiI Survey Still in Prog
ress Cotton Company Installing
Broad Looms.

ress Cotton Company Installing
Broad Looms.
Mrs. EDWARD Hopkins of New Lon
Eon is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs Row
land Coon of the West Side.
c. Fl. Pellet has returned from a
five days "trip to New York, where he
looked ait many of the 1911 types Of ALL
tomobifes
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel T. Larktn have
been entertaining Mrs. Harry Rich
ards of Hartford.
MFRS. William C. Hfscox is ill at her
hosne near South KffHngiy, having suf-
fersd~ q paTasytio shock.
Philip Segr1fn was in Norwich Thurs
day
Ray Peueft has been acting as sub
stfr,1te carrier on rural route No. 1 out
of the payvilte pestoffice, in place of
the regular carrier. Hosea Geeen
Burial of Mrs. Geoage Tarbox.
The body of Mrs. George Tarbox, a
former resident of Brooklyn, win be
brought to Danielson today (E'riday)
from New York, where Mrs. Tarbox
died on Monday. Burial is to be at
Brooklyn.
Children Nearing ''Note Mo- Buttons.
Vote Mo- buttons We're distributed
70 therplpils in the FOCAL public schools
Thursday. and the coming citizens OF
the country all wore them Some of
Highway Oiled.
Some of the street oil that arrived
here this week has been placed ON the
highway at Dayvilie Tire usual COM
pla4rsts heard about the oil after 1t is
first applied are corafng in, but the re-
'sIiltsI~fo be achieved will offset that
later.
The Southern New England TIE
phone company has run a lire of wires
under ground a short distance through
Academy street from the central office
to Main street The wires are encased
I'm a metal pipe.
A new house for Thomas Dunn of
Dayvffle has been completed on his
farm In that part of the town north
of Afexrnnder's lake The$house previ-
otrsly ON the sites Of the present dwell
ing was destroyed by fire about a year
ago.
Towns List of Insane Patients.
The town report shows that on July
81 Last there were four inmates from
this townNin the Connecticut hospital
for the insane. Middletown, eight more
in tire Norwich state hospital, and the
number of inmates at the town farm
was q.
September Strawberries.
September Strawberries seem to be
plentifs1i in this section of the county
th5s fail William Donovan of Wood
took exhibited this week a, cluster of
ripe berries. They were picked out of
doors near the farm of Charles Snow
I'm the town mentioned.
Preparing to Enter West Point.
Albert FL Warren left Thursday TO
take a three months course in the
National Preparatory Academy at
Highland Fsalfs, N. T.. with the inten-
tfon of ffttines himself to take the en-
trance examinations for the United
States MILITARY Academy at West
Point, Cor which fonor he win receive
the endorsement of Congressman e.
W. Higgins of the Third districts of
Connecticut. Mr.. Warren is the son
Of Captain and Mrs. William Fl. War
rem of Da1ziefson, and has been a. stu
dent at KfTIingfy High school.
SELL Busy With Soil Survey.
II is announced THAT the soil survey
progress all summer is being complet-
ed and that the work is now about
three quarters finished. At present the
work Is being carried OH in the town
OF Hampton under the direction of
Fra nix Bennett.
Announcements relative to the
Young Peoples course OF entertain-
nlents are out The first number of
this years course will be put on dur
ing October. the series running through
the wf1ter untn February.
To Weave Cotton Blankets.
Az ILI41ls Tile -DulEG1SOn Cotton
company some new broad looms are
being put IN readiness for operation.
These 1pQnss to be located on the low.
er floor Of the new addition, are to be
used in weaving blankets of cotton, for
which there Is a. big demand Many
of the looms IN the Tnifi are now en-
pIoyed IN the manufacture of handker-
chief cloth
Purchases Bankrupt Stock.
Frank Towue has purchased the stock
of the bankrupt estate of Herbert Neff
who was engage I'm the grocery bust
ness in the Keystone block. MIR. Towne
was. some time before the assignment
was made, a. partner of Mr.. Neff's I'M
der the firm name of Towne & Neff
improvements at ST. James Sunday
School.
At an expense of several hundred
dollars new toilets have been placed in
the basement of St James school
building. Other changes have been
made at the school that have resulted
in "a great Improvement over former
conditions
Members of st. James Dramatic
club. organized more than a. score of
years ago. have received notice from
the secretary that there ds to be a.
meeting Sunday afternoon, at which
plans for the fall will be discussed
Little River grange, No. So, on Hamp-
ton, fs to mold its fair in Grange hall
hampton.
Town Has $50 Miles of Highway.
Persons unfamiliar with the extent Of
Kaninely are surprised to learn that
there are $50 miles of highway with
In the limits Of the town. Many miles
of these roads are in the eastern part
running through a territory with which
a, majority of citizens of the town are
almost entirely unacuuainted.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Young have re-
turned to Winsted Mr.. Young having
almost entirely recovered from his re-
cert Illness with typhoid fever He
wifi not resume his duties as a rail-
vssy n1gfI clerk until sometime during
October.
NUNS THE WORCl