Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-28
Otle Rmllftim.
VARIOUS MATTERS

The stores are already receiving the
first Christmas novelties.
A raw day Tuesday gave an impetus
to fall buying in the stores.
DR.. Hanford win resume his practice
on Saturday, October 1st.-adv.
Reports are coming in of late ripen-
ing raspberries and strawberries.
Fog has made life unpleasant for
shore cottagers for day or two.
Coming fraternity balls are already
making work for the dressmakers.
Episcopal churches will observe the
feast of st. Michael and All Angels on
Thursday.
An auto tire blew up with pop like
pistol in front of the Boston Store
on Tuesday afternoon.
The few Norwich motorists who
went to the state fair at Berlin
Tuesday had chilly trip.
A reunion of the Twentysecond c.
V. is to be held in Grand Army hall,
Hartford, today wednesday,.
In a number of places the Epworth
league is preparing to observe Old
Peoples day, early in October.
Royal Arcanum whist tonight, For
esters' hall-Special prize of barrel of
potatoes for highest score.-adv.
on Monday the record mark in heat
for the day was reported by Frank
lin street man-S6 degrees about 2 p.
m.
The fall timetable of the New Ha-
ven road, in effect October 2, will
mean several changes in trains here
about
New cranberries coming to market
indicate that Thanksgiving. which this
year comes on November "A, is not so
far away.
The auction at the w. r. Browning
place, Wauwecus hill, Bozrah, has
been postponed to this "wednesday
morning at II o'cloek.-adv.
Although there have been no hard
frOsts strollers in the woods on Sun
day found chestnut trees with the
burrs open and the nuts ready to
drop.
o. f. Ryther. associate secretary of
Connecticut Temperance union, is to
address a no-license rally in Wood
bury town hall Thursday evening on
Big Questions UP to Us.
John r. Thayer of Worcester, who
has local relatives announced Tuesday
that he would accept the permanent
chairman ship of the democratic state
convention at Boston on Oct 6.
An enlarged photograph of the state
rife team has been presented to Cap
tain Coleman of the Third company by
Major Hagbarg and Lieutenant Deni-
son, who were members Of the team.
s S. Whipple, the Leffingwell farm
err has about half an acre of Chinese
vegetables this season. Some Of the
cabbages which he sells to local laun-
l..
each.
Chambers is somewhat prevalent. and
such is the situation throughout the
state that Heman o. Averill state
commissioner on domestic animals,
has Issued a lengthy circular on the
subject.
Among those serving on the jury
before the United States circuit court
at New Haven are: w. P. Adams Col
chester; John w. Gallup Killingly: c.
f. Peck. Old Lyme, and w. c. Robin
son, Columbia.
AS the result of complaints about
passengers standing in the vestibules,
conductors We're ordered on Saturday
to ask the patrons of the Norwich
electric lines to occupy seats inside,
accommodations permitting.
News has been received of the mar
rage of Miss Emily Standish, formerly
Of Lebanon. to Walter Watson of Call
ifornia. Mrs. Watson left Lebanon two
years ago to make her home with her
uncle in Berkeley, Cal.
The large steam shovel which has
been used on the new Preston road was
brought to the new wharf by a steam
roller on Tuesday. 1t had some trouble
getting under the trolley wire in Main
street on the East Side.
There will be a special meeting of
the Franco-American club of Moosup
a their rooms on Thursday evening at
s o'clock. All members are requested
to be present, as business Of import
ance viii be transacted.-adv
Tree Warden Davis is at work re-
moving four large trees on Central
avenue near Fourth street. One of the
cross support wires of the trolley road
will have to be taken down temporarily
TO enable him to get the trees down.
Infantile paralysis claimed a victim
in Waterford Tuesday morning with
the death of Ralph Kenneth Phillips
William Phillips. who live on the F'lan-
ders road opposite the Hebrew burying
ground.
A representative from the water Of
fee has visited the places where ele-
vators are operated by water to have
them agree to operate the elevators at
stated periods only. IF all are agree
able it will prevail, but if not all are
liable to be shut off soon.
Low Rates to California.
The Sunset Man" will be here
soon. Ask him to call and tell you
about California and the low rates.
Address J. H. Glynn. n E. A, 10
Washington street. Boston.-adv.
The annual complimentary dinner to
the landowners and leading citizens of
Hampton will be given this year on
Wednesday evening, October 26, fol-
lowing the opening day of the twelfth
annual field trials at the Connecticut
clubs preserves.
The New London Ship and Engine
company has filed a certifce of in
corporation with the state secretary.
The capital stock is 100000. and they
viii commence business on $4,000 The
incOrporators are Thomas A. Scott,
William II. Reeves and Henry Bond,
Jr.
Among recent interpretations there
is the United Oyster Growers, Incor-
porated. located in New Haven, Thorn
as G. Moseley of Stamford and Frank
J. and William F. Mansfield, both of