Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-18

| A new two story Office building 30x
20 feet is to be built beside the pres
ent freight shed on the wharf of the
Fishers Island Navigation company,
at New London.
In some Connecticut cities special
patrolmen are being detailed for duty
in public parks each Sunday, to avoid
possible forest fires started by care
less use of matches or cigars.
We will receive by innings the score
of the worlds baseball championship.
Theater Cafe, T. w. Wilson, Prop.-adv
The Johnson brothers of New Lon
don, who were missing two days in an
open boat. have turned up. They re-
mained aboard Bartlett's Reef light
ship one night because of the high
seas.
There is report that Mark Stiles,
who owns Bushy Point, is to establish
a hotel there that will cater to sum
mer patronage and which will have
appointments and be managed in a way
to attract summer trade.
Major John O. Tilson. has been tenn
porarily relieved of duty as instructor
in the Connecticut National guard and
has been granted leave of absence
from Nov. l to Dec. 20, with permits
sion to leave the state.
Christopher Barrys Rhode Island
Reds returned from Stafford Springs
with ten first prizes. making a total
50 far this season of twelve frts and
two seconds won, the seconds being
to his own firsts.
Of the million dollars of the cor
poration tax collectable in this revenue
district, which comprises Connecticut
and Rhode al a Ia11f ho
been sent to the treasury department
This is due from two bankrupt and
two foreign concerns.
The United States department of
agricultures exhibit for the New Eng
land corn show went through Norwich
from New York Saturday over the
New York, New Haven & Hartford
railroad line. The exhibit filled two
freight cars.
Engineers from the New Haven of
flee Of the Aetna Construction com
pany will be in New London this week
to make preliminary survey of a pro-
posed extension of the East Lyme
trolley through Pleasure Beach, Mill
stone, Goshen and Jordan.
Special blanks are being sent to the
health officers of the various towns
upon which the local officials will be
asked to make complete reports to
the state board of infantile paralysis
cases which have been reported in
their districts.
Vignette portraits of Washington.
Lincoln and Cleveland will adorn the
first postal savings bank bonds, Of
the $40, 800 and $500 denominations
respectively. These bonds will be ready
for the public as soon as the postal
bank system is established
The New York artists. Miss Hinclzle.
Miss Hussey Reed Miller and Fred
erick Wheeler. will be well worth hear
ing in the first number of the Y NJ
&. A. Star Course. Central Baptist
church tonight-adv.
The new list Of directors of the
children's home at Newington in
cludes the names of the Rev Charles
p. Mckinley, Rockville, Mrs II. y.
Camp. Norwich, Alrs. Mary q. Yeo-
mans, Columbia, Miss Mary Dexter
Danielson.
The White Ribbon Banner is urging
all delegates to the national w. e.
I. Z. convention at Baltimore in No
Vember to practice the New England
rallying cry and New England song.
composed especially for the big gath
ering.
On a recent evening several members
of the Central Athletic club called on
Daniel Foley at his home on Roafil
street for farewell before he left for
Cniontown, Pa. They made him
parting gift of d meerschaum pipe. Will
liam Fitzgerald making the presenta-
ton speech.
Commissioner AverlIs report shows
the number of dog license tags ordered
iat-
OF Connecticut to be 1887. in 1909 the
total was 1899, in 1908 total 77.134.
in 1907 total 1885, Number of ken
mel license tags ordered 66t. in 1899
total 2o9, in 1908 total AS in 1907
total IS.
The funeral Of Mrs. Albert $. Hurl-
burt was held at the home in Soroere
Saturday afternoon. Fred. Frank and
Hooert Weaver. brothers of Mrs.
iHuriourt, and John G. Hurlburt,
hrother-in-law were bearers. Rev.
Charles II. Ricketts, of Norwich Off
clated. Burial was in the West ceme
terry. Somers.
Local alumni of Holy Cross college
showing that the attendance is an
nually increasing. The summary by
classes shows 81 seniors Is Juniors
ia sophomores, 1853 freshmen in the
coIleSe. a total of 416, and "a in the
preparatory department, grand total
of SO students
Inc services Of the Forty Hours
devotion a ST. Joseplis church Mon
Jay were Largely attended ASSISTING
me pastor, Rev. J. ]. -Anpot, were Rev.
/ athars Thomas Morys or Wuons6ct,-
ct. r l., Stanislaus Musiel OF Midd1s-
Town lgnatius Maciejswski of Union
lily j. NJ. Eanegewski OF Terryytlle.
>. Siupinski Of New Haven. John
Ceppa Of Meriden and Lucian Boinow-
ski of New Britain.
Bitter saws mo is u,al,oa 49, $500.