Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-28
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Norwich, Friday, Oct. 20, 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
This is calendar day for November.
A good smart boy wanted at No 10
Rose place.-adV.
Many of the Changers are planning
! Halloween entertainments.
The season at Mashapaug ended this
week. and Ferry's inn has closed for
the winter.
The assessors will be at their office
in City hall this evening from to
o'clock-adv.
At many houses, tubs, pals and 9TH
er receptacles were left out all night
to catch the welcome rain.
The nominations made by the demo-
Gratis of Ledyard have been forwarded
to the secretary of state, it is stated.
The rain of Thursday night promised
to bring much needed results at one
time, but the good work was not kept
up.
At the Auditorium on Thursday af-
ternoon Tyler ID. Guy was the gentle
man who occupied the seat calling for
the IS gold piece.
New London men are at work re-
moving certain electrical machinery
from the posts on Fishers, Plum and
Gull islands. for shipment away.
Applicants for teachers certificates
in Connecticut will be examined today
(Eriday) in the retiring room of the
senate, and Saturday in the house.
The state convention of the Connec-
ticut Sunday school association will
be held with the First Church of
Christ, MiddletOwn, November 2 and
8.
Social workers are receiving Motif
cation of the playground institute to
be held in Holyoke, Mass. December
$40, which two hundred delegates will
attend.
Jack Frost has certainly been very
considerable this fall and as late as
Thursday roses, nasturtiums, VERDE
mas and other flowers were in bloom
in sheltered places.
The state tax on the towns, which
by law is due on or before November
10, was paid by the town of Colches-
ter Tuesday. This is the first town to
pay this year. 1t also was first last
year.
The new law provides that each Ii
censed druggist must secure a certi-
icate from the state board of phar-
macy that he is a reputable druggist
before he can be given : liquor Ii
cense.
The October Connecticut Citizen
quotes the president of the Norwich
Christian Endeavor union, Rev. Ed
ward w. Potter of Jewett City, on the
duty of Endeavorers to war against
the saloon.
II. w
bur were married by Rev. J. P. Brown
at New London on Thursday morning.
They left at once for Stafford Springs
on their wedding trip, Mrs. Green hav-
ing relatives there.
Earl McDernott of Palmertown i'm
proves steadily and is now able to take
nourishment. He has not, however,
been allowed to talk much and has not
yet explained how he came to be
caught in the mill betting.
Rabbi Wise spoke last winter in
Ford hall. Boston. Hundreds were
turned away for lack of room. His
subject Monday night in Y NJ. G. A.
course. Central Ba ptist church Re
forms and Reformers.-adv
Statistics of the savings banks of
Connecticut show total number of
depositors Of 553,247. in a population
approximately every other person in
the state has a savings account.
Wednesday afternoon, while attempt
ing to dodge the Adams Express train
at Midway, Simeon Fish of Poduonock
stepped in front of a switching engine
and was knocked down. sustaining the
fracture of several ribs and other in
jur1es.
Alfred Edmundson of this city has
brought suit for divorce from Anna
Edmundson of Yonkers, y. Y, on the
grounds of desertion Her maiden
name was Anna Moorhead and they
were married Oct. 80 1908. She will
fully deserted him A pril 16, 1907.
Mr.. II. T. Millers Saturday dancing
class will commence October 90. Be
ginners at two o'clock. Advanced pu-
pills $50 o'clock. Special arrange
ments may be made for private classes
at any time. At Academy daily from
four to eight. Telephone call 77S.-adv
Judge J. Fl. Reed has declined the
presidency of the republican club.
The judges of the superior court have
always been non partisan, and for this
reason Judge Reed states that it will
be unwise for him to accept the office.
Stafford Press.
Drivers of horses and automobiles
will be interested in a movement orig
mating in Bridgeport and being ex-
tended to other parts of the state to
secure a the next session of the gen.
eral assembly the passage of bill re-
curing all vehicles moving over the
highways of the state at night to
carry lights.
Lawrence S. McCook and Miss Mel
lie A. Corcoran were married at St
Mary's Star Of the Sea church, New
London, Wednesday morning by Rev.
David r. O'Donne1 of Colchester
Terence NJ. Cook. brother Of the
groom. was best man. and Miss Eliza
McCaffrey was bridesmaid. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cook have a number of friends
in Norwich
Additional Episcopal churches and
missions in eastern Connecticut which
have raised their annual apportfon-
ment include Black Hall. St AIMS,
Brooklyn. Trinity. Colchester. Calvary.
Danielson. St. Albar's. Groton. Bishop
Seabury Memorial Tewett City mis-
sion, Moosup. st Peters. New Lon
don, st. James, Mantle, St Johns.
Noank, Grace.
Comfort circle Of The Kings
Daughters met this u-aa1- viii, Me-