Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-11
Otlf Rullrtim,
Norwich, Friday, Nov. II, 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
Owners of ice houses are reporting
them in anticipation of the seasons
work.
A number of churches will observe
November Is. as Worlds Temperance
Sunday.
| Mrs. Kate stiles, test medium, at
Spiritual academy, Sunday.-adv
| The farmer who has not harvested
and housed his crops has neglected his
! opportunities.
! Sedgwick w. r. C. supper at Buck
adv.
To keep a lawn tidy just now i'm
! plies eternal vigilance, as leaves are
constantly falling.
Wild wa-whoops and mysterious
| signals nightly indicate that the bar
rel gangs are busy.
The express companies are begin
ming to receive more matter from New
York. chiefly small packages.
Quiet preparations for Christmas
are going on, and in some Sunday
schools arrangement committees have
already been appointed.
If YOU are not fussy about your
Tina nksgivins turkey, buy it anywhere:
if YOU want a good bird, order now at
Somers Bros.-adv.
At the Congregational church in Nj
autic. week from Sunday, Judge E.
NJ. Warner of Putnam is to make an
address on Prison Reform.
Everett j. Lake has accepted the
management of a two million dollar
lumber company in British Columbia,
but will remain in Hartford.
A number OF out of town guests who
came to attend the ball remained in
Norwich over Thursday and received
many pleasant social attentions.
The laying of an excellent walk at
the Bard company'S new foundry on
Chestnut street is another improve
ment on that greatly improved street.
The following have been discharged
from the court of bankruptcy: Thomas
III. Wilson of Norwich, Louis Weinstein
of Montville and George T. Lord of
Norwich.
Hunters from the city are adding
to the revenue of owners of farm
houses in various country towns, TAX
ing the place of the profitable sum-
mer boarders.
At Meriden, committees in All
Saints parish are concluding arrange
ments for the state convention of the
Brotherhood of st. Andrew, Novem-
Der 10 and 20.
Mark down sale of fancy articles
suitable for Xmas gifts. New line
stamped linen novelties, Madeira hand
kerchiefs at Woman's Exchange.-adv.
Cottage owners who linger at the
beaches write home that very little
uncomfortable weather has been ex-
perienced yet. A Norwich man en-
joyed a salt dip at Neptune park on
Monday
The Connecticut Sheep Breeders
association is to hold its annual meet
ing in Unity hall, Hartford, Deem
Der 3. There will be an exhibit of
Connecticut wool for which liberal
prizes will be awarded.
Local friends hear that the Rev.
Robert E. Turner compelled by i'll
health to resign his passionate at Leb-
anon and Fitchville, is in a New Jer-
sey sanitarium. slowly recovering from
the effects of a slight shock.
The Mechanics Manufacturing com
pany of Turnervills, part of Hebron,
to manufacture clothing, has been in
corporated by Louis F'einer of Will
mantle and Matthew S. Hollander of
Norwich with $4,000 capital.
Harry Hirsch of this city was in
attendance at the farewell dinner Civ
en- DIR. J. NJ. Ganey and Duncan Bel
cher Wednesday night by the Second
Story club in New London. They will
leave soon for European trip.
The Sunday school commission of
the diocese of Connecticut has elected
these officers: President, Bishop Brew
ster; vice president, the Rev. A. P.
Greenleaf, Wallingford; secretary, the
Rev. William P. Downes, New Haven.
1t is said that the transfer of the
c. ID. Boss company's cracker factory
at New London to the Federal Biscuit
company means an increase of 500 en-
ployes at this long established plant,
which was making bareback back in
revolutionary times.
Arthur l.. Botham of Uncasville has
not improved and in fact is 10 a more
serious condition than last week. He
Incurred second shock on Tuesday.
Mr.. Botham is able TO comprehend
what is said to him, but is entirely
powerless to talk or to use his limbs.
The Thames River Specialties COM
pany has almost completed the new
shipping stage on the west side of the
south building. The structure has been
erected on brick piers run in with
concrete. In the lower floor of the
south building workmen are installing
other new machines.
The c.. W. Carroll, Jr.. Advertising
company of Norwich, with $4,000 cap
ital subscribed for by Emma F.,
George w. and George w. Carroll, Jr.,
has been organized with George w.
Carroll. Jr., president; Emma F. Car
roll. vice president; George w. Carroll,
treasurer and secretary.
Pieterje Dekol Burke the best Hol-
stein COW ownel by the Connecticut
a agricultural college at Storrs. is Civ
ing nearly seventy pounds of milk per
day. Eurotas Namoi, three year old
Guernsey, has just finished a years
work for the advanced registry. She
has made ten thousand pounds of milk
in the year.