Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-24
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VARIOUS MATTERS

i
| The East Lyme selectmen are MAX
| ing improvements on the roads at
/ Crescent beach.
District Supt. J. II. Newland preach
| ed in the church at East Thompson
| Sunday morning.
Rain fell stealing throughout Sat
| urday evening. but by a. m. Sunday,
| the stars were out.
The drop in the temperature Sunday
| encouraged merchants to hope for in
4 creased trade today.
| The catalogue number of the Con-
! nectfcut agricultural college at Storrs
| shows the total number of students
253,
Th0 assessors win be at their office
| in City hall on Monday and Friday
| evenings this week from Z to o'clock.
! adv.
Branches of the Women's Relief
| corps, in different cities are working
on winter comforts for the soldiers
| at the Noroton home.
During the absence of Rev. E. B.
| Smith of Lebanon Congregational
| church, Rev. Fl. It. Arnold of Norwich
has been preaching there on Sunday.
Motor parties are going out of their
way to see the chrysanthemums il
Elizabeth park, Hartford, where 1000
blooms are now delighting the public.
Franklin Woodruff who after leav-
ing baseball went into the theatrical
business, is starring in The Call of
the Wild. and is in his second season
with that company.
We will receive by innings the score
of the worlds baseball championship.
At East KillingIy, Sunday, it was
announced that Rev. Daniel S. Cosman
of Patten, Me, had accepted the pas
torate of the Baptist church and will
assume his duties at once
Yesterday was almost too pleasant
for many visitors to the Otis library
reading room, although a few readers
young and old enjoyed it's privileges,
Miss Weldon was in charge
The New Haven railroad is thus
early making plans. for the special
train service for the Yale Harvard
football game in New Haven Novem-
Der 10. Many specials will be run.
Marigolds, zinnias and other hardy
flowers are still in bloom, and saliva
is blossoming brightly in sheltered
places. In Church street garden on
Sunday a beautiful General Jack rose
was picked.
Sunday evening a robe was stolen
from the auto of f. A. Robinson,
standing in front of Christ church
Some time Friday night a IS Smyrna
rug was taken from Washington
street hallway
By a new arrangement regarding
the Portland express, which leaves
Portland at 1908 a. m. and is due in
New York at 5.35 a. m. passengers
will be permitted to remain in the
sleeping cars until a. M.
An invitation will be ISSUED to the
Connecticut Society Of the Sons of the
American Revolution to hold the an
nual banquet Of the order at Hartford
with Col. Jeremiah Wadsworth branch
on Washington's birthday.
In the Sunday edition of the New
York Herald, in connection with a
story concerning the political outlook
In Connecticut were pictures of Hem
ry w. Tibbits of this city and Ray
mond J. Jodoin of Baltic.
In the city court on Saturday morn
ing the cases against two citizens
charged with breach of the peace was
continued until Tuesday for more evil
dence. The injured man called two
policemen and other witnesses.
At the high mass in st. Patrick's
church on Sunday, Rev. William Cav
anaugh preached an earnest sermon
on Faith, from the gospel read in the
mass. Matt. ix:1S-26. The offertory
solo was by Roderick F.~Sullivan.
Governor Weeks has approved the
requisition of the adjutant general and
acting quartermaster general on the
for $2,950 for various ac-
counts and the bill of the Norwich
state hospital for September for s4,-
534.33.
Rev. Lucian Drury of North Ston-
ington occupied the pulpit at the First
morning and evening service1. Rev.
F. S. Leathers of Westwood. Mass, is
expected to be at the church next
The secretary of state complains
that a large number of notices of
outside of those for state
officers and for membership in con-
Rress have not yet been received and
that they must be in the state secre-
tary's office at once.
We will receive by innings the score
of the worlds baseball championship.
Theater Cafe, r. w. Wilson. Prop.-adv
The governor has issued an order
Joseph Smith, an inmate
of the county Jail in Tolland, to the
Norwich state hospital. Smith was
reported insane by the jailer and the
governor appointed DR.. w. M. Sim
mons of Tolland to examine him, and
the physician found him insane.
In it's fifteenth anniversary number.
Saturday. the Bridgeport Telegram had
a picture and double column, morn
Spaulding, who has done so much to-
wards The kilograms success. Mrs
Spalding is an occasional visitor to
Norwich friends
Examination papers for the Cecil
Rhodes scholarships are being distrib-
uted by the bureau of education the
examinations to be held in every state
in the union Oct. Is and 26. for the
purpose of selecting two persons from
each state to receive Rhodes scholar
ships in Oxford university
The Ashland Cotton Mills company's
mills at Jewett City which have been
closed for the past three months, will
resume operations today (Monday). |
The mills which give employment to
three hundred hands, have been closed
on account of the lack of water and
the Installing of new machinery.
Notwithstanding the number of