Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-17
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Norwich, Monday, Oct. IL, 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

There will be distress calls for the
iceman today
Philadelphia Chicago world series by
innings at Fagan's Smoke Shop.-adv.
Saturday afternoons thunder show
err helped eXtinguish several woodland
fires.
Congregational pastors are arriving
home from the national council in
Boston.
Visitors to the beach found a num-
Der of bathers. during Sunday after
moons heat.
The employment bureau room, No. 9
Washington street, will be closed for
one week.-adv.
In several eastern Connecticut towns
eggs are selling for 40 cents dozen,
and are scarce at that,
In the city court Saturday morning
the case of theft against Antonio Fur
risf was continued until this morning.
Where chestnuts are abundant buy
ers are paying but 50 bushel. Last
year the nuts were scarce and brought
An Ashford correspondent writes:
Mrs. p. j. Cassidy of Norwich is in
town for a short time, having repairs
made on her house and barn.
The Johnson property, No. III Broad
way, has been purchased by DR.. e. FL.
Linnell from Frank Johnson. 1t is
where DR.. Linnell has been living.
The October directory of the South
ern New England Telephone company
has been distributed to subscribers It
went into effect at o'clock Sunday
morning.
On Saturday AIphonse Micheau of
Taftville. while lifting stick of wood,
fractured his left arm. He came to
the city and the fracture was reduced
by DR.. Donohue.
Y. NJ. C. A. entertainments begin
Tuesday night. Concert by mixed
quartette from New York. Drawing
for reserved seats tonight at Y. NJ c.
a. at oclock.-adv.
Special instructions are being given
the candidates in st. Patrick's parish
who will receive the sacrament of con-
firmation from Rt. Rev. Bishop Milan
on Saturday morning.
The Dread collegiate institute asso-
citation observed its tenth anniversary
with a reunion in Worcester, Satur-
day. Mentioned among those present
was Mrs. Alice r. GaskiIl Wilson of
Moosup.
botanists are the checkerberry. white
thorn, raspberry, BURBERRY, pokeberry
or garget. purple chokeberry black
alder or winter berry and climbing bit
tcrsweet
Judge Silas r. Robinson of Middle
town, who recently retired from the
supreme court bench is to take I'D the
general practice of law with his son,
attorney Charles M. Robinson, in New
Haven.
The district superintendent. Rev. J.
t. Newland, who has spent a short
time with his family in Norwich re-
turned Saturday to Portland. to preach
SUNDAY evening at the Methodist
church.
1t is noted by Norwalk papers that
such is the interest in Judge Alfred
Austin's recovery from a serious at
tack of hiccoughs that in one day last
week he received 100 letters of inquiry
and sympathy.
Mrs. William Wilson of Baltic. whose
maiden name was Mabel FrugIe died
at st. Josephs hospital in Willmantic
sunday morning, aged %, She had
been sick five weeks. She leaves her
husband and a small child.
Charles C. Fiske of No. 40 Hobart
avenue lis confined to the house as the
NSA4t VI IL StNtlG SIloklnS up ne re-
ceived on Friday by fall from tree
while picking apples. His ladder slip
ped letting him fall about % feet
The y NJ. c. A. baseball team. the
champions of the Mill league for the
present season. are to be given a sup
per on Thursday evening at the asso-
citation building. At that time also the
trophy of the season will be presented.
Sunday a young man was knocked
down from behind by another young
man in High street and struck while
on the ground. He was made uncon-
scious and a doctor called to attend
him. He was better in the evening. but
his assailant escaped.
Contrary to previous reports. the
new walks in West Main street are
only about half done, several sections
of the cement concrete remaining to be
laid. There is also considerable work
to be done in the road and the paving
of the gutter on the north side.
The Forty Hours devotion opened at
the high mass in ST Joseph's church
sunday to continue until Tuesday
morning. On Sunday Rev. ]. ]. AM
bot. the pastor. had the assistance. of
Rev. Theodore Zimmerman of Hartford
and Rev. Max Soleysek of Rockville.
John and Carl johnson. brothers. of
Friday evening in a small open launch
and nothing has since been heard of
them. Their friends fear the craft was
upset by the heavy sea and the men
lost.
A big change in the weather took
place on Friday At O'Clock in the
morning the thermometer was SO above
zero. which WAS u degrees warmer
than at the same time and place. at
Trading Cove, on Thursday morning.
Saturday and Sunday were both warm
er.
y. Waldo Kennedy, formerly of Put
nam and at one time proprietor OF a
newspaper. is having great
success in the west as an organizer
for the Loyal Order of Moose At Wa
terloo, Ia. he has just organized a
lodge with a charter application of
/, 400
When Louis j. Hoss opened the Otis
library Saturday morning it was found
that someone had been there and
thrown books and papers about the
floor. and. it is thought. took some
small change. 1t is possible someone
allowed himself to be locked in The
police we're notified.
Barkentine Tacora, Norwegian. went
ashore Saturday morning about one
mile west of Orient Point light J.. l. |
She was bound from South American
ports with dyewood for Stamford. She
about 1900 tons. SCOTS Tasco was
sent to her aid.
This (Monday) evening the Jewish