Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-31
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VARIOUS MATTERS

VAhiUUS MAI iEhS
down many passengers from northern
points.
| Many Norwich people attended the
| New London flower show on Tuesday
afternoon.
The annual reunion of the Adams
| family will be held at Lighthouse
point. New Haven, Sunday, September
II.
| Cottage owners say that many fami-
| lies are planning to remain at the
| shore. to enjoy the delights of Indian
summer.
Horace Johnson, who is on Block
Island warns the public of great
disturbance to take place between Sep
| TENDER ? and =
Warning is being sent out that a
boarding house fraud, claiming to be
an Odd Fellow. is operating in various
towns of the state
Sixty-seven building permits, repre-
senting a total value of 5000. ESQ. were
issued in the leading cities of the
state during the past week.
At the unwilling of a ta blet to Judge
Richard A. Wheeler at Stonington on
La Dor day. Jonathan Trumbun of Nor
witch will be one of the speakers.
Travellers returning from northern
New England state that conditions in
New Hampshire and Vermont are much
as they are here, indicating a scant
supply of rain.
Tuesday was the third anniversary
of the death of Richard Mansfield, the
actor, who is buried at the Mansfield
summer residence, in the Pequot sec
ton, New London.
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 ]. H. Glynn, n. E. A. he
Washington street, Boston.-adv.
The dread chestnut tree canker has
reached Connecticut. This is a COM
parativeIy new disease that attacks
chestnut trees exclusively and causes
the death of the younger ones In from
one to two seasons
A large delegate of Connecticut
members of the Woman's Relief corps
is expected to go to the national en-
campment OF the organization, which
will be heldsat Atlantic City during the
week of September 10.
The Lake Pleasant camp meeting as
ISOLATION held it's annual Iyceum picnic
Monday. The party conducted by Pres
ident George w. Edwards and George
Cleveland went. in two special cars to
Mt Sugarloaf for the day.
Wilson H. Lee of Orange has been
selected by the Connecticut state
represent the state board at the
union agricultural fair and exhibition
to be held in Enfield in September.
The executive committee of the
Putnam Phalanx has made final ar
rangements for the fall trip of the or
ganization which will take four days,
Atlantic City being the objective point.
The party viii leave Hartford Satur-
day, September 10.
The postoffice department has re-
ceived applications from five Connec-
ticut postmasters for branch postal
savings banks in their offices, and
from three Connecticut banks which
want to be designated as repositories
of postal bank funds.
Republican caucus toniqht to elect
delegates to all the conventions. 1t is
important that every live republican
should be there. OF course, you intend
to be PRESENT.
OF local interest is the announce
ment that the Old Saybrook Town I'm
provement associa ton is preparing to
celebrate, early in November. the 275th
anniversary of the settlement of the
town. The founders of Norwich came
from Saybrook in 1859.
Connecticut crop conditions this
month are figured on in the August
partment. The report shows that the
condition of Connecticut tobacco is
50 per cent, compared to 81 in July. |
80 last year, and "a, the ten-year av-
erage.
Connecticut guests attended the big
clambake of the railroad men of the |
bridge and building department of the |
New Haven railroad held Sunday at |
Borden beach. Providence The COM |
pany furnished free transportation and |
about 500 railroad men gathered there |
for the outing
Joseph Hayden. who was arrested |
and sent to jail for drunkenness. viii |
be sent back to Fort Terry. as hs he /
is a deserter from the United States |
army. This is the second time that /
he has been sent back to the federal /
authorities for desertion. Sergeant |
Cahey. who arrested him. will come in |
for a reward of $50.-Waterbury Dem |
ocrat
GOING TO FLORIDA SOON.