Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-31
VARIOUS MATTERS

A line variety of large asters at
Hunts greenhouses. s. E. G.-adv.
School children realize that vaca-
ton days are growing fewer.
High mass in ST. Patriek's church
will be resumed on Sunday next
Chiropody, Shampooing. Katherine
Lanz Shannon B1dg.-adv.
Miss Katherine Riley resumes the
teaching of music, Tuesday, Sept. o
adv
Shore cottagers have planned a
number of house parties for over the
holiday.
Ferns and sweet fern are being cut
In large quantities in Connecticut
woods for shipment to the city.
In the matter of rain there is begin
ming to be feeling that there can
be too much of even a. good thing.
Students are receiving notice that
the state normal school at New Britain
wiz open September for the fall
term.
Robert Morris. founder of the East
ern Star, will be honored today by
members of that order throughout the
state.
Postmen realize that the summer
season is waning. as there is a de-
crease in the number of post cards
received.
that August so was the anniversary of
the confederate victory in the second
attic of Bull Run. in 1862.
Eastern Connecticut members will
go to New Haven today, to attend a
meeting Of the directors Of the State
Business Mems associa ton.
Bernard r. lilly was remembering
some of his friends with handsome
dahlia blossoms on Wednesday, being
the product of his own culture.
There have been Is holes driven in
the rock in the Shetucket river which
forms one of the instructions to navi-
cation, an average of five day.
The excursion Of the Broadway Con-
gregational Sunday school will take
place on Thursday, August 81. If
stormy, the next fair day.-adv.
The Hartford Evening Post has sent
out invitations for the formal opening
of it's new building at Temple and
Market streets. Thursday, September Z.
Special excursion car to Watch Hill
at S.45 a. m. Round trip ticket at Mad
denis store, 10 cents Good to return
on any regular car same day.-adv.
Wednesday was the feast day of ST.
Rose of Lima. Today in the church
calendar the virtues of st. Aidan and
st. Raymond Monatus are commence
rated.
Montville grange had planned a lawn
party and entertainment for Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Woodward. in Montvi1le
Center.
The triennial reunion of the de-
scendants of Uzziel and Clarissa L.
Adams is TO be held at the home Of
field, Wednesday, September s.
After two weeks vacation, during
which the club rooms and restaurant
were thoroughly renovated, the Halle
club opened Wednesday with a large
of members and their
friends.
There has been general compliance
this summer with the orders posted
in stations of the New Haven road, to
the effect that dogs, on chain or in
weight.
As officially reported, Norwich had
nine real estate sales last week, as
against four during the same week in
1870 Mortgages filed amounted to
$500. In 1910 the total of mortgages
was s15,350.
Thirty nine years ago Wednesday
the steamboat Metis of the Providence
and New York line was wrecked off
the coast of Watch Hill, parts of her
ashore at the resort. Many
lives were lost.
The programme for the fourth an
nual field day of the Ancient Order of
toresters, to be held at the driving
park in Waterbury on September
Labor day). afternoon and evening,
has been completed.
A number from here will go to
Block Island Saturday for theh cele-
bration of the 250th anniversary of
The purchase and settlement of Cow
Cove. Gov. A. ]. Pothier and staff will
attend the exercises.
The destruction near Norfolk Va,
of all that remained of the
old battleship Texas interested local
people who had visited the ship when
she was anchored at the Navy Yard
after the Spanish war.
Secretary and Treasurer Arthur E..
Post is sending out notices from Wall
ingfor6 to the members of the Tween
ty fourth Connecticut Regimental as
ISOLATION for the reunion to be held
on Tuesday, September -, in Middle
town.
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