Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-22


active of late in and about Whitman
tic,
The Connecticut company has placed
a large new sandbox at the top of
Laurel Hill as a depository for the
sand used on the rails there during the
year.
Rev. Joseph p Brown of New Lon
don has returned from the Baptist
state convention at Bridgeport. He
has been to annual state conventions
so times.
The newly issued Connecticut
Churchman for October pays a tribute
TO the late Frederick r. Wasley. war
den of Trinity Episcopal church for
ter years.
The Saturday classes at Miller's
academy will commence one week
from today, October 80. Beginners 2
O'Clock. Advanced $50 o'clock.-adv.
Eastern Connecticut members are in
attendance at the national convention
of the Women's Home Missionary soci-
ETY. of the Methodist Episcopal church
in session at Buffalo.
The annual meeting of the diocesan
council, associates and members of the
Girls Friendly society, is to be held
in St Mary's church, South Manches-
ter, November IS and is.
Warming has been sent out from
Bridgeport that a woman is fraudu-
lently securing advertisements
throughout the state, in the name of
the Ladies of the q. A. r.
The new concrete csmsnt walks in
West Main street, where it has been
widened have been finished and are in
use. PAYERS have been busy this week
putting in the new cutters.
This weeks Windham County Tran
script pictures Angus Park Of Hano-
Yer, republican candidate for senator,
stating that his friends there are con-
fident that he will receive a rousing
majority.
2 Rev. e. s. Worcester will preach in
the Central Baptist church Sunday
morning in exchange with the pastor
Rev. p. c. Wright will speak in the
evening on Christ and the Criminal"
adv.
Beginning Sunday morning the Port
land night express reaching New Lon
don at s.10 a. m. will arrive twenty
minutes earlier and leave for New
York at 2.15 a. m, due New York 5.35
a. m.
The Stonington Mirror says: The
many friends of Rev. and Mrs. J. O..
Barrows regret to learn of their re-
noval 10 Norwich Town this week to
reside with their daughter, Mrs.
Dwight c. Avery.
Another unusual garden product for
October was reported from East Great
Plain by Mrs. Sarah J. Williams, who
picked fully ripened strawberry from
a vine on Thursday, October 90. The
vine is stiH Towering.
Beginning next Monday, the trains
leaving Norwich 1910 a. m. and 4.40
p. m. will leave ten minutes later, af-
fording better connection with main
line trains at New London and trolleys
from the north herA
A telegram from Capt. A. c. Smith
at Miami to w. S. Alling of this city
on Friday stated that the hurricane
is over and no loss was sustained
there. All are all right, but the rail-
road is crippled, and no mail can be
secured for a week.
Mrs. Whliam Trail of Poquonoc,
who was run into by an automob bile
owned by Mark D. Stiles of Mount
Vernon. n. Y, the 18th of last August
at the Poquonoc church corner, walk
ed out doors Wednesday for the first
time since the accident.
Highway Commissioners L. NJ
Allyn, w. T. Spicer and Daniel Copp
tendent of roads, at Groton. Edwin
Haley, for the last two years super
intendent insists that he viii not ac-
eept the appointment this year.
We will receive by innings the score
y.k,. Nj
Theater Cafe. T.W. Wilson. Prop.-adv
State Secretary Rogers has issued a
handbook Of the laws concerning mo-
tor vehicles and list Of automobiles
showing taxable horsepower ratings
also table Of fees and list Of registered
motor vehicles. revised to October I
il is a handy publication.
II is stated by the New Haven Pal
Isdium that Com ma nder William Lau-
rstou Howard, u. S. N. and Mrs
Howard announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Helen Howard, tt
| Ensign Charles Clifford Gill. L. S. n.
now attached to the u. S. S. Idaho.
The Progressive Missionary club o.
the Central Baptist church held its
annual meeting this week with Mrs
J. c. Darby of Mckinley avenue. Al
the officers were elected Mrs. A. r
Utley being continued as president
There are about thirty members IL
the club.
We will receive by innings the score
of the worlds baseball cham pionsl1ip
Theater Cafe, T. w. Wilson. Prop.-adN
Arthur Bennett of Vergason avenu,
sold on Friday an apple to Alder
Walker. the veteran locomotive engi
neer, for fifteen cents. 1t weighet
IS 1-2 ounces, measured IL inches il
circumference and was beautiful red
| II that kind of a red apple should ge
| into politics, it would make things 60
Rev. L. IL Higgins and Mrs. His
| gins fcrinerly OF Hanover. announc
the marriage al their home in IVES
| Hartford, Thursday, VI their younEss
I son, David Winnie Higgins, and Mis-
| Marget Blythe Riddell. daughter 0
! Mr. and Mrs. George 3. Kiddell 0
| Hartford. Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins vii
! live on School street, West Hartford
To Punish His Wife, who had LEI