Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-08
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Norwich, Saturday, Oct. 8, 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

At Long Society prayer meeting was
held at j. B. Bates on Friday eve
ming at 7.30.
Rev. c. ]. Hartman of Windsor is
TO officiate at all services at Trinity
Episcopal church on Sunday.
As the result of nom payment of
sewer assessments thirteen liens have
been placed upon property in Crescent
and Roath streets.
About the state it is said that
Thursday was the hottest October day
noted in dozen years.
The lighthouse tender which has
beSh doing some work in the river,
sI1ent the night at Steamboat wharf.
d. A R. members from this section
were in Windsor Friday for the an
nual meeting at the Ellsworth home
stead.
Prof Kennedy's dancing class opens
Tuesday, Oct, is. Children's class Sat
urday, Oct. %. Phone ea3 -5.-adv.
A number from this vicinity will
$50 to Boston to attend the National
Council of Congregational Churches
next week.
Rev. F. A. Holden Of Preston is to
be the preacher at BsnwiIlett chapel
Sunday afternoon hisfopic being Sab
bath Observance.
Services for tie unwilling of the me-
mortal tablet 10 the late Major B. F.
Learned viz be held at Park church
sunday at12 o'clock, noon-adv.
At Stonington, Rev and Mrs. J. o.
barr6ws have announced the engage
medt of their daughter, Fannie Storrs,
to Rev. Dwight c. Stone.
The sprinkling of oil on the streets
about the city was continued on Fri
day, when LAUREL Hill avenue ana
North Main street received visits.
The death of Mrs. Patrick Hanrahan,
a resident of Wightman avenue, at
Norwich Town for many years, occur
red Friday evening about o'clock.
At their regular meeting on Friday
evening. in Bill block, the Norwich
Stationary Engineers association, No.
8, voted upon and adopted new by
laws.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Miss Ethel Guile and
George Wells, to take place in Poouon-
noe. Wednesday, Oct. IL, at the home
of the brides parents.
At the meeting of the County Med
1cal society in New London on Thurs
day, DIR. Thoms of this city made a
report of a rare disease found here. It
interested the medical men.
Rev. P c. Wright will speak at the
Central Baptist church, Sunday morn
ing upon 1.-THE Divine Art of Finish
ing Things" His evening theme will
be "A Water Famine."-adv
A local merchant says that during
yesterdays rain a number of women
improved the chance when the store
was not crowded TO do the first of
their Christmas shopping.
You are cordially invited to attend
the fair given by st. Joseph's parish,
Occum, which opens this Saturday
evening with entertainment and dane
ing. All will be welcome.-adv.
reunion of the descendants of
Benjamin Tingley will be held at Ar
nolds Mills, r. l. today Saturday
to commemorate his services in the
colonial and revolutionary wars.
Fridays Catholic Transcript. an
formerly of Norwich, had been trans
ferred by Rt. Rev. Bishop Milan from
St Peters church Danbury, to ST.
Peters, Hartford, as assistant.
Mr.. II. T. Miller's school for dancing
will commence Saturday. Oct 30. Be-
ginners' class meets at O'Clock. Ad
vanced class $50 o'clock. Application
may be made at the Academy, % Oak
street Telephone call 77S-adv.
A. II. Baldwin, chief of the bureau
of manufactures, department of COM
merce and labor, at Washington, d.
c., is sennding requests to all cities in
order to have for reference complete
list of the manufactures under various
heads
Felt hats, up to- date shapes, $119,
oil fz oy,1 lou
II Broadway.-adv.
In the city court Friday morning
Frank Delaney was discharged on the
charge of theft. while John Dunleavy
had his case continued until Octoter
Is. For placing poison about Mary
Carpenter was fined SO and costs, and
paid s11.94.
Three numbers of vaudeville con-
tributed by local talent attracted many
to Polls Friday evening, and they all
won much applause. The Nightingale
quartette, Malcolm and Ahern and
Fred Dugas We're the entertainers.
James Horner was taken to the Nor
WITCH state hospital from New London
on Thursday for treatment He was
formerly a patient at the hospital, but
to allow a more serious case to be ad-
mitted he was removed temporarily.
The secretary of the Connecticut
branch of the American Prison asso-
citation, having its office at the capitol.
is carrying out the plans of the de-
partment for making Prison Sunday,
which falls on October %, a date of
special significance in the churches in
the state.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Rally
Sunday. Special sermon 1880 a. m.
At II o'clock Sunday school rally pro-
gramme of much interest. Every menu
Der OF the school and friends cordially
invited. Good time anticipated. Come.
7.30 y. m. extra musical service.-adv.
There will be celebration of Holy
Communion in some of the Episcopal
churches today Saturday, by re-
quest of the mana gers of the Connec-
ticut Womsn's auxiliary. at 8 a. M,
the hour of the triennial service in
Cincinnati at which the united offer
ing Is presented.
At the broadway Presbyterian
church, Providence. Wednesday eve
ming, the marriage of Miss Carrie Ella
Cameron, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Archibald Cameron. and Dwight
Wheldon Coultas, son of Rev. Andre W
j. Coultas formerly of Norwich, now
district superintendent of the New
Bedford district of the Methodist
church. took place. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Alexander