Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-09
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VARIOUS MATTERS

VAhiuUS MATTERS
Oranges are holding peach socials.
Sale of household goods this week at
49 Maple street.-adv.
The Wooster family held its annual
reunion in Naugatuck this week.
Milliners and dressmakers are re-
turing to town for the fall season.
Sunshine societies are preparing for
their winters work of benevolence.
Since the rain, old fashioned morn
ing glories have been especially beau
tiful.
Burberry bushes on the road below
Best View are heavy with scarlet
fruit
Railway traffic has let up a little,
but many pieces of baggage are still
| being hauled.
Most of the teachers of out of town
| schools have left this week to begin
the fan terms.
The Otis library is having timely
! calls for articles and books about
| Florence Nightingale.
A number of Connecticut postmast-
ers are attending the national post
| masters convention in Atlantic City
Take your laundry to o. K. George
Franklin street. All work done in the
| best possible manner and at reasonable
prices.-adv.
Yesterday was the tenth anniversary
Of the disastrous tornado at Galveston.
Texas. when several local residents
lost friends and relatives
Handsome marigolds zinnias, and
cannas beautify the flower beds which
the men a the New Haven road sta
ton keep in such attractive shape ev-
cry summer.
Mr.. Ralph o. Wells of Hartford will
speak on the Public Utilities Bill in
the Congregational church vestry at
Preston Saturday evening, at o'clock.
adv.
At a regular meeting of the school
committee of the Falls district Mon
day evening, the application of Miss
Alice NJ. Mullin as assistant teacher
in the district was received and ac-
cepted
In the superior court at Putnam to-
day. Mana NJ. Chippendales suit for
divorce from Harry A. ChIppendale
will be heard, fact which will inter-
est many Norwich people Chippendale
is serving sentence in state prison
Very Low CoIonist Rates
Via Nickel Plate Road, to Washington
Oregon and far Northwest daily, Sept
IA to Oct H. and to California and far
Southwest, daily, Sept. 30 to Oct IA
Finest tourist sleepers. Write L. p
Burgess, N.EP.A. 312 Old South Bldg
Boston, Mass.-adv.
Now that the sessions Of some of
the schools have begun. autoists and
drivers of other vehicles are having
their troubles again owing to the care
lessness of the children, particularly
the smaller ones, in playing in the
streets.
Missionary Nuedoerfer of India is
on furlough in this country Dur
ing this aud next week he will speak
at different places in Connecticut
Next Sunday morning he will preach
in the West Main Street German Lu-
theran church of Rockville.
The state board of pharmacy at
Hartford Tuesday night issued a state
ment to the effect that after October
the law which requires that a drug
should An Lea
other than a licensed pharmacist, will
be strictly enforced.
The Norwich Art school has sent out
an attractively illustrated prospectus
for its twenty first year Henry A.
TirreI is principal of the school
George Albert Thompson, BFA. is
director, Mrs. Guy Warner Eastman
viii teach design and Miss Aida Wat
rous will be teacher of drawing.
The Waterbury Democrat saws: John
NJ. Brewer, deputy collector of internal
revenue, will leave Monday Septem-
Der 10, for weeks vacation in At
lantic City. During his absence the
local office will be closed and the af-
fairs Of the office will be looked after
in Hartford.
or local interest is the fact that
Judge George w. Wheeler was sworn
IN Wednesday forenoon as a Justice
OF the supreme court of errors by
clerk William r. Haviland of Bridge
port who administered the oath. Judge
wheeler succeeds Judge Silas A. Rob
inson, who retires because of the age
limit.
The annual autumn excursion to
New York city via Central Vermont
railway takes place Thursday. Sept.
10. Tickets viii be good only on
trains Sept. IS, 1910. to arrive in New
York not later than Sept. 16. 1910.
Good returning to leave New York
not later than Sept. %. 1910. to arrive
at starting point until Sept. 23. 1910.
inclusive. Owing to the very low fares
at which these tickets are sold, no
stop-over privileges will be allowed
in either direction. For further par
tculars apply at Central Vermont r.
r. ofice.-adv.