Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-01
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Norwich, Saturday, Oct. /, 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

| Friday.
A number of new warning signs for
motorists have been placed along the
| Montville road.
Gales Ferry poultry owners have
, been losing many chickens through
thieving foxes.
The biannual reunion of the Loo
mis- family is to be held at Windsor
October 4 and ;.
Mona A. Chippendale was granted
| a divorce from Henry A. Chippendale
in the superior court at Putnam on
Friday.
Now that the foliage is in it's au-
tunnal glory there would be much
pleasure driving if the roads were not
so dusty.
The Portland express, the new
Through train between New York and
Portland, will make it's first trip Oc-
tober TO-
At the East Methodist church in
Woodstock Sunday at l D. M. District
Supt. j. III. Newland of Norwich is
to preach.
Once again the sidewalk along the
east side of Shetucl<et street is in use
it sentire length, which is appreciated
by the travelling public.
1t has been announced that Mrs.
Frank A. Mitchell of Norwich will ad-
dress meeting in the Danielson
Baptist church on Sunday.
Governor Weeks on Friday approved
quarterly bills as follows: St Josephs,
Willimantic. the Griffin of Derby and
the Day-kimball, $3.50 each
At a special concIave of Columbian
commandery No. 4, K. IT.. on Friday
evening the order of the temple was
worked on a class of candidates.
The 45th annual conference of the
Advent Christian church of Connecti-
cut is to be held on October 4 at the
Advent Christian church, Bridgeport.
Relatives and friends of Mrs Philip
Sheridan will attend a months mind
requiem high mass for the repose of
her soul, in st. p tricks church to-
day.
At Montville tie u year old son of
Captain Clayton Mitchell fell into the
hold of the barge Raymond, breaking
his forearm and cutting his head, on
Thursday.
John Cournoyer, who is being held at
Groton. belongs il> SDrague, it has beer
learned, and he WI probably be taken
back there. 1t is said that for some
time he has been known as the wild
man in the vicinity of Voluntown.
At the Sunday morning service at the
Central Baptist church Mr.. 3. P. Bish-
op and Mr. C. II. Hobson, togther with
the pastor. viii make brief addresses
with reference to Bible school work.
In the evening the pastor will speak
upon Loyalty.-adv.
William Fitzgerald, president, anil
William Farrell, vice president, of the
Central Athletic club of this city were
special guests on Thursday evening
in New London at the banquet of the
Central A. c. of that city The Nor
witch men were finely entertained.
Uncle Horace says: The disturbance
forecasted to take place from the list
to the 4th of the coming month will be
on time. A cold wave will follow.
Tender plants should be cared for. 4
word to the wise l should be sufficient.
1t viii be a soaker.
Palestine commandery No. 6Knights
Templar, of New London, has been in
Vited to come here in November when
Columbian comnandery is to enter
tain the grand officers. A number of
Palestine commandery plan to come to
Norwich for the event.
A social note in Fridays New Ha-
ven Palladium said Mr.. and Mrs.
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Gertrude Louise, to G. Al
bert Thompson, recently of New Ha-
ven and now of Norwich.
Major William A. Wells has sold his
handsome launch to George Gard of
Edgewater, n. J. The launch is 81 IL
feet long and 8 - feet wide has hun
ter cabin and every equipment for
comfort. Major Wells has owned the
graceful craft about two years. 1t
was built IL years ago.
Edward NJ. Day has been appointed
treasurer of Hartford county and
counsel to the county commissioners,
the appointments to both offices. TO
take effect tomorrow Mr.. Day is a
native Of Colchester He was gradu-
ated from Yale university N 1894, and
from the Yale law school in 1896
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin \. Hopkins of
New London announce the approach
ing marriage of their daughter. Miss
Carlotta +. Burton and Robert ].
Page of New London. Miss Burton is
graduate of Killingly high school,
class of 10, and is stenographer at
the American Oil Engine company's
plant at Danieson.
The big earnings in the postal serv-
ice in Connecticut, made up by Cashier
Meyer of Bridgeport in his report as
Bridgeport is the depository for the
state. for the current year ending June
30. 1910, are shown by the following:
Expenditures $437, 451.0S; deposits to
United States treasurer, 1901, 922.42.
Total $1,529, 573.50
1t was stated by the New York
Times on Thursday that Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Sheriff. (Miss Gibbs the
former the American minister to the
Argentine, and their little son, who
are en- route to this country, will spend
some time in Paris, the guests of Mrs.
Sherrilfs mother, Mrs. f. N. Gibbs
formerly of Norwich.
Carl r. Schultz, the settler king"
and Miss Minerva Huntington Chap
pell of New London, were married at
2 O'Clock Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mr.. Schultzs mother, at
Murray Hill. n. ]. Fridays New York
World named among the wedding
guests from New London the brides
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Frank Chappei1
Mr.. and Mrs. William ChappelI and
daughters. Miss Edna Tyler and Fred
erick O. Tyler.
Low Rates to California.
The Sunset Man" will be here
soon. Ask him to call and tell you
about California and the low rates.