Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-18
VARIOUS MATTERS

| VARIOUS MATTERS
The city parks are being tied UP for
| the winter.
The virtues of st. Efilda are COM
memorated in the church calendar to-
| day.
| conspicuous figure ia the window dec
| erations.
| Observers state that saew has fallen
| if only few flakes daily for the past
| ten days,
A number of Nerwieh people are in
New York for the closing days of the
Herse show.
Guinea broilers are rivals of the
turkey in favor with many local
| heuseheepers.
In the northern towns of the state.
growers have begun sorting and pack
ing their tobacco.
Farmers are finishing up their
threshing. and in some eases have a
record yield of oats.
Unusually high tides this week have
enabled jewellers along the river banks
to haul out their boats for the winter
The governor has approved the bill
OF the NeFNich hospital for the insane
during the month of October for s4,-
56S.50.
There have been no Salvation Army
| f,f lato To he illness
OF Captain Douglass who is confined to
his home by illness.
In seventeen towns in Connecticut
thirty=one cases of infantile PARALYSIS
We're reported during October. and
there were 300 cases of diphtheria and
Group in fifty towns,
The highway commissioner has
awarded a contract for state road
road to jones G. Polcaro of Whitman
tic at s1.7o linear foet,
Spertsmen in the border towns have
November 10 was the last day of the
open season fer ruffed grouse, quail,
woodeock and gray squirrels.
Contractor G. Morgan Williams IS
erecting the steel pillars for the front
Of the new McGrory building, the brick
WbIh btlHg UP as Tar as lHe SeSpAu
stery on both sides and at the rear,
Ths Strouble Orchestral club, twelve
artists from Boston symphony, Gustav
Struhe conductor, Y, Nj. G. A. enter
tainment course, Central Baptist
church, Monday, Nov, Fl, p. m.-adv.
At the annual meeting of the state
Indian association in Waterbury on
4. etc
meeting of the National association
will be held in New York on Decem=
Der !.
The Catholic wemans club menu
beFs met ill their rooms at the Halle
club Thursday afternoon. After sew
eral hours spent in sewing fer the
poor. tea was served BY Mrs. r, II.
Hartman.
1t is noted by the Stafford Press
that at this weeks meeting of the
Current Events club. reports of the
state federation Meeting at Danielson
were given by Mrs. c. Percival Bard
and Mrs. Frank Spelman.
Timothy Sheehan and wife of New
London have been married thirty years
and observed the anniversary with
friends at their home Thursday even
ing. Mrs. Sheehsn was remembered
by the members OF the l.. G. ID. A., of
WHICH she is member.
Ii cost John +. Fields, democratic
candidate for representative from the
town of Bozrah, just $25 for a supper
and dance to help along his campaign,
according to his statement filed with
the state secretary. Mr.. Fields was
his own political agent.
The Central Vermont Railway COM
pany has nearly completed LAYING a
section of track alon gside the mill of
the Thames River SpeeiaNias company
in Vncasville. The old switch south of
the station has been renewed and will
be several yards further south.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew, of
All Saints church, Meriden, is maxi
ing elaborate preparations for the
twentieth annual state convention
which begins Saturday Leonard r.
Weeks. field secretary for the hrother-
hood, viii be the guest of honor.
An order of President Taft. issued
September 10, 1910, placing some $500
assistant pestmasters in the civil SER
Vice, practically insures life tenure of
an Office to assistant pestmasters since
change of administration cannot dis
turb such officials in good standing.
Much interest is being taken in the
coming lecture on China which is to be
given SUNDAY afternoon ia Polls thea
ter. pr. Poole who is ia lecture, has
spent years travelling in China and will
illustrate Chinese life with both still
and moving pictures. All men are in
vited.-adv.
The dredge boat sent here by the
Y. \. Scott company of New London
to dig out the channel of Hamh Ae
cove. is now in the channel from the
woods up to Lords dock. The work
viii not be completed this fall unless
the cold weather holds off unusually
long as the men do not want to be
frozen in there, and will leave at the
first prospect of Ice.