Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-06

pIle New London County Medical So
c1ety is to be held at the Croker
house in New London.
Stated convocation Franklin chap
ter, No. 4, r. a. NJ. at Masonic temple
this evening. Work in the p NJ. and
M, E. NJ. degrees.-adv
months mind requiem high mass
Tor Mrs John Meehan was attended
by relatives and friends in St. Pat
rick's church on Wednesday.
1t is expected that the 80 new closed
trolley cars for the Connecticut COM
pany which have been due to arrive
VIII be received at the rate of per
week.
Preparations are being made in Mer-
iden for the annual meeting of the
Connecticut State Teachers associa-
ton, at the High school on Saturday,
the 22d.
Judge Case sat with the Judges of
the supreme court on Wednesday at
Hartford, causing the postponement of
the criminal superior court at New
Haven
There was a new moon Wednesday
evening, the crescent being almost per-
pendicular which some say means a
very wet season. Norwich certainly
hopes so.
The trustees of the Free Academy,
in response to many requests, have de-
cided to open the Slater Museum for
the present on Sunday afternoons from
to p. m.
Invitations are out for the marriage
OF Miss Harriet l.. Merriam and Rev.
Charles R. ChappelI at New London,
October 19. Rev. Mr.. Chappell is a
pastor at Bath, Me.
There are 500 automobile dealers in
Connecticut Licenses now out, num-
Der $4,000 for automobile drivers.
There are 1900 motor cyclists, max
ing total of 1880.
The street department has complet-
ed the building of the Ripley place
sewer and catch basin, and is now en-
gagged in macadamizing part of Main
street on the East Side.
The Central Vermont railway has
burned UP all it's work cars wrecked
few days ago at the junction of the
spur and main tracks in Montvile and
has taken the iron away.
Before Judge Brown in the CITY
court on Wednesday morning f. J.
Sullivan was fined SO and costs on
two counts, his bill amounting to
1882. The two friends We're diseharg-
ed.
Trains on the n. Y. y. II. & II. R
r., which have been running in two
sections since early summer, are be-
ginning to run in single sections, de-
noting that the summer travel is
about over.
The additional tank of oil has been
received, and viii be distributed to-
day in Mckinley avenue, Sachem
Broad and Ferry streets, and what
4 h1F-
section seems to be clamoring for it.
Mrs. Mary Ann Lyle, wife of Felix
Lyle, janiOr of the Winthrop school.
son and her husband survive her Mrs
Lyle had been i'll for several months.
The family has relatives in Norwich
The steamer Skipiack which has
been out of commission at Fishers
island for several years, is to be sold
by her owner, Captain Nash. The
steamer Will have a new wheel and
new tail shaft put on a the New Lon
don iron works.
At Groton they use a tugboat as a
mud distributor. The ferryboat Gov
Winthrop put up over night Tuesday
at New London, and the tug Miles
Standish was kept in the GrotOn ferry
slip all night with the propeller going
The Pequot Casino is again in use
by the Casino association The Ca
sino, which was so badly damaged by
fire this summer. is not entirely re-
paired but enough so TO permit using
1t. The Brandegee cottage, which has
been the temporary Casino is closed.
The change was made October +.
The Progressive Missionary circle
of the Central Baptist church met on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Svl-
vester Arnold of 90 Cliff street, seven
teen being present. including Mrs. J.
ID. Herr, who founded the society ff-
teen Wars ago. After routine work
refreshments We're served.
For almost week turf smoke, the
real old-fashioned peat rcek of the
old country has penetrated the nos
trils Of residents of Uncasville The
fire is in the lot used as an ice pond
by the G.. L. Newton estate, back of
A l.. Botham's store. This low living
land is usually flooded in winter and
ice harvested.
Before November, 10000 or 1900
notices regarding the expiration of
auto license registra lions must be sent
out from the state capitol. Notices
viii be issued regarding the change
in the markers for the coming year
ground with blue letters. otherwise re-
naming the same as this year. This
viii go into effect January L.
The board of management and the
committee of visitors of the county
home have issued invitations for the
annual meeting at the home on We'd
nesday next. County Commissioners
Williams, Chadwick and Moves are
members of the board, Mr.. Moves be
ing secretary. The other members are
DIR. J. II. Townsend of New Haven
and Mrs. Frank A. Mitchell of Nor
wicl.
Rev. j. V. Z. Belanger of st. Thorn
as church. Nolunto'.Tn, was in Bridge
port Tuesday evening. and met mem
bers of his new congrega tiotn at ST
church He has been ap-
pointed by Ri. Rev. Bishop Milan to
succeed Rev. NJ. J. S. Benoit. who
wishes to resume his work as profess
sor in a Canadian college, which work
he left to come TO Bridgeport while
Rev. Father DeSaulniers went to Can
ada for his health. Two months ago
Father Desaulniers died. 1t is a CO.
incidence that the latter was at one
time pastor at NoluntoWn.