Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-17
Uf1e Rnllfti1r.
Norwich, Thursday, Nov. II, 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
| it's snowplows mbered up for the sea
| son.
| Briscoe & Hall, favorite comedians
| here have finished their engagement
/ in Willimantic.
| Benevolent societies are making
| plans for holiday cheer for the various
| public institutions.
| Spiritual Academy fair today. Meat
| and salad supper CSC. Music by Kitch-
1 en- orchestra--adv.
The executive board of the Connec-
| cut Congress of Mothers met at The
/ Elton in Waterbury on Tuesday.
| The board of examiners of BARRIERS
| is to be at the capitol Monday and
! Tuesday, to examine candidates.
Fl. n. Newbury of Bales Ferry has
| sold to Richard Gaynor of Greenport,
| N Y, the gasoline sloop Fannie.
Attention Open House members: So
| loist and Halle club orchestra at club
house tonight.-adv.
The policemen were given orders to
put on their overcoats on Wednesday
! evening, and it was a welcomed order.
The East Lyme selectmen have
nearly completed the work of improv-
ing Crescent avenue at Crescent
beach.
At a concert to be given for the
Mystic ID. A. r. next week, Eben
! Learned of Norwich will be one of the
singers.
A New London paper states that a
local agent has sold for Alexander M
| Sinclair a building lot on Denison av-
enue to Martin Lennon.
Important changes are soon to be
made in the Baptist church at Po-
quonoc that will make the house more
attractive and more comfortable.
Meriden had as its guests wednes-
day general managers and general
agents representing insurance compa-
MES Of every city in Connecticut
Former President Timothy Dwight of
Yale university and class of 40, a ma
tive of Norwich, received the congrat-
ulations of the faculty and students
on the occasion of his SD birthday.
Planting the seeds Of grapefruit
which grow readily and make a glossy
green showing in q fern dish for table
ornamentation, Is a satisfactory exper-
iment.
Examination for eligibility to ap-
pointments to the naval academy at
Annapolis will be held today (Thurs-
day., Friday and Saturday at Nor
witch.
The New Haven road is to send
down a special train from Worcester
for the football game. 1t will make
the return trip soon after the close of
the game.
At Polls Wednesday evening much
amusement was furnished by the try
out bill, several acts being presented
under the direction of William Nelson
of New York, the well known an
nOuncer.
In the city court Wednesday morn
ing Joseph Alcheski was charged with
keeping a disorderfy house and was
fined SIS and costs, which he paid. He
was fined inst cad of the man arrested
on Monday.
At Montvins. Jesse c. Watt had an
auction Tuesday. Allan Chapman
Erastus Lyons and Mrs. Miner being
the principal buyers. Mr.. Watt has
purchased a house in Hartford, where
he will reside.
At the whist of the Colonial club
Tuesday evening prizes of silver
spoons were won by William c. Am
and Mrs. A. G.. Crowell. There were
thirteen tables.
Word has been received here of the
death Of Vincent Dewing at Roches-
ter on Sunday. He had been seriously
ill for some time He is survived by
his wife and child, Mrs. Dewing having
been Miss Grace Spalding Of this city.
| Game wardens account for the scar
city of cartridges this year by the the
/ DRY that the birds have either migrat-
| ed. or that foxes catch them nights
! Hungarian pertridges are very few,
I in spite of systematic stocking by the
! state.
Sportsmen in the northern counties
| Of eastern Connecticut are interested
| in the fact that deer hunting in Mas
sachusetts begins on Monday next,
I this being the first open deer season
in the memory Of even the oldest
| hunter.
The Connecticut Association of Lo-
cal Fire Insurance Agents is to hold
the annual business meeting and ban
quet at the Elton in Waterbury this
diLSinOOIl. y HuIHDGE
tho insurance men hereabouts will be
present
1t will interest local friends to know
that Franklin Woodruff. who has been
meeting with much favor in Massa-
chusetts in The Call of the Wild
is to be one of Thanksgiving week
stars at the Academy of Music, North
ampton.
+. ~. Gledhi1l Of New London while
at the bowling alleys OF the Elks' home
in New London. Monday might, suffer
ed paralytic shock and was taken to
his home in g. critical condition He
is president of the New London Iron
& Metal Co.
Department Commander Edison S.
Bishop of the state G.. A. r. is meet
ing with cordial reception on his Off
cial rounds. Tuesday evening ne made
his annual visit to Stanley post of
New Britain. a big social meeting be-
ing arranged.
Many of the state corporations
which have paid the government cor
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