Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
There is a demand for camel coal
for CRATE fires.
On Septem Der II, St. Lambert is
commemorated in the church calendar.
Pythian Sisters whist Monday night
Admission Is cents.-adv.
Tender plants in exposed places got
their first nip of frost early Friday
morning.
The hunters licenses being issued
for fall shooting are good only to
January 1, 1911.
sudden drop in temperature, late
Thursday night, resulted in numerous
colds on Friday.
Miss Elna NJ. Doty will receive piano
pupils at her residence, Al Cliff street.
adv.
The district school in Griswold is
taught this term by Miss Priscilla
Billings Of Stonington.
The Peck library and reading room
are opened to the public daily from
$50 to o'clock. Miss Helen Marshall
is librarian.
New Haven railroad returns for the
first three weeks of August promise
an increase in gross for the full month
Of about S15O.O00, which compares with
S199.479 in July.
Miss katherine G. Lambert, manu-
facturer of hair goods, at Mabrey's S,
Broadway.-adv.
The Lords Day league of New Eng
land. with headquarters in Hartford
is making an effort through town Off
Gals TO correct certain forms of law
lessness on Sunday.
One Of the city men who was help
ing clean up Church street Friday
morning had better luck than usual,
digging up a silver half-dollar from
the gutter in front of DR.. Aliens.
Laurel Hill amateur dalllia fancier
has had many pairs of dahlias from
compound buds this year, and crowned
the season with triplet cactuses from
a single bud, which is something rare
in dahliadom.
The teachers of the public schools
are invited to attend the Central Bap-
list church Sunday evening, when Rev
p. G. Wright will address them. Their
friends are also invited.-adv
Fire wardens have issued warnings
prohibiting burning boughs, weeds,
grass or rubbish in the open air, out
side the limits of any city during the
dangerously dry period between Sep
TENDER Is and November Is.
The United States civil service com
mission announces that an examina-
ton will be held in Rockville on the
second Saturday in October, for post
master at Somersville The conpen-
sation for the past year was 1925.
Connecticut delegates have left for
the biennial convention of the United
Association of Journeymen Plumbers.
Gas Filters, Steam Filters and Steam
Filters Helpers. in ST Paul, MINI.
The convention opens next Monday.
Trinity Methodist church. Sunday.
1890 a. M. preaching on THE Church
and Laboring People, Needful to Each
other" 100 p. m, sacred musical
service assisted by the Peterson fam
ily.-adv.
on Thursday the tax commissioners
office forwarded blanks to the national
banks, trust and Insurance companies
Of this state which will contain their
statement of October, 1910, which
statements must be filed in the com
missioner's Office by October Is.
A special meeting OF All Saints
chapter. brotherhood of st. Andrew.
was held Thursday evening at Meriden
to lay out the work of the state con-
vention. which will be held in Meriden
this fall The rector of All Saints is
Rev. 4. 7. Randall, a native of Po-
quetanuck.
WILDER F. Hill OF West Hartford
died Thursday evening, after an illness
Of several months. He was born in
Bolton. October %, 1884. Besides his
wife. Martha Kellogg Hill. he leaves
a daughter, Mrs. H. Walter Scott a
grandson Bradford Hill Scott, and a
sister, Sarah ]. Risley.
The fifth biennial reunion Of the
Thompson Family association. descen-
dants of William and Mary Thompson,
who came from Scotland in 1716, will
be held al the home Of DIR. and Mrs
r. j. Mcknight in Ellington on Satur-
day, October g. Mrs. Mary E. Elliott
Of Walla Walla. Wash. formerly of
Norwich. is secretary and treasurer Of
the association.
Low Rates to California.
The Sunset Man" will be here
soon. ASK him to call and tell you