Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-13
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Norwich, Thursday. Oct. IS. 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

vAhluuS MAI IEhS
Fail building. painting and repairs
are going on in all parts of the town
Several motor parties from here at
tended Stafford fair on Wednesday.
Places of business of the orthodox
Jews are closed today for Yom Kip
pur.
Norwich cottagers at Neptune park
continue their daily sea BATH finding
the weather delightful.
Since the children have gone back
to school Franklin street park is grow
ing green and tidy again.
Today in the ecclesiastical calendar
is devoted to st. Edward the confess
sor, king of West Saxons.
The jack lantern Gays are here
and the youngsters are cutting capers
with pumpkin moonshines.'
1t was noticeab bile that the majority
of flags displayed on Columbus day
We're the Stars and Stripes
As bank Waterman during the vaca-
tons. Supernumerary Ralph Devito
began his duties Wednesday. night.
Grange members are receiving noti-
fication of the national dairy show in
Chicago the last week in October.
Weather sharps are reminding their
ReiShbors that winter never sets in
until the streams and meadows are
full.
Fields of shocked corn and big yell
bow pumpkins in the suburbs have
a look like the coming of Thanks
giving,
Don't forget the whist tonight in
Foresters' hall at eight o'clock under
hn of tiet<
society.-adv.
All about the countryside the big
gest and best ears of corn arg being
saved for the great corn show, in Wor-
cester during November,
Passengers on the Cfroton division
trains get occasional glimpses of the
men at the naval sce.tion, actively en-
gagged in military manoeuvres or fire
drill.
A book being frequently called for
at the Otis library is a recent gift
of W. W. Evans. Comparison of the
Tariffs OF 1897 and 1909, in parallel
columns,
There will be q short calendar ses-
sion of the superior court with bar
meeting for the assignment of cases
for next week at New London Friday
morning.
The state democratic committee of
eight has decided TO request the state
central committee to take methods to
instruct the voters as to.'the use of the
! new Australian ballot.
John Hadley, killed last week BY an
East Lyme car, was buried in Water
ford on "Wednesday. Nothing was
heard from his sons, who were sup
posed to live in New York.
The work 90 the rebuilding of the
sidewalks in West Main street where
the street is being widened is pro-
crossing we'll Several sections of
the cement concrete walk have been
laid.
The third quarterly conference at
me Gurleyville Methodist parsonage
was held by Rev. j. II. NewIand of
Norwich, district superintendent, who
gave an excellent sermon on Sunday in
the church.
Y, NJ. c. A. course opens next Tues
day evening, Central Baptist church
delightful concert by four we'll
known vocalists, Florence Hinckle So
prano; Adah Hussy, contralto Reed
Miller, tenor; Fred Wheeler, bass
adv,
Morris Bass Of ThamesvilIe was al
lowed TO settle his case in the city
court wednesday morning by paying
costs. He allowed his 10 ducks to
swim in the pond of the Uncas paper
mill, causing the water to become dir
ty and affecting the boilers.
Wednesday morning 500 pound
radiator fell over upon Edgar E. Yer
rington in front of the Shannon build
Ing, causing a double compound frac-
ture of his leg. DR.. Donohue reduced
the fracture and he was taken to his
home, No. 122 Mt. Pleasant street.
While Coroner Robert H. Fisk is not
ready to file his finding in his inyesti-
CATION of the railroad wreck at Boil
ton, he has ordered Deputy Sheriff J.
w. Watkins to give teleera pher Harry
f. Dixon his freedom. Dixon has been
in custody at the home Of the deputy
sheriff in Ellington.
More than 500 letters to clergy
men in this state, asking them to
observe Prison Sunday on October 90
in their churches have been sent out.
Half OF the letters include library
lists of books on criminology and
penology, and were mailed yesterday
by the Connecticut Prison association.
Sheriff William B. Sprague of Toll
land county took George L. Wheeler,
to state prison. Tuesday. Wheeler is
So years old. In the June term of the
superior court he was sentenced to
prison for one and one-half to two
OhS-idiL y ectiS iol iVUDilS LIE
home of Charles II. Baker in Andover.
The engagement of Miss CIeona No
BILE. a New London bookkeeper and
Norman Hitchcock of Boston is an
nounced. She lost leg in an accident
four years ago and wears an artificial
one. She met Mr.. Hitchcock, a dealer
in artificial limbs, in the course of
business, and he too, wears an arti-
fetal leg.
When the Frost Is On the Pumpkin.
As the summer dies and the leaves
commence to turn SportSmen of the
woods begin to plan for their annual
two weeks shooting. The Highlands
of Ontario" the finest tourist, camp
ing and fishing district in North Am