Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-10


trips in any direction are a delight.
4 a. m. Scotch and CIysmic.
10. a m. Clysmic Water.-adv.
Members of the Woman.s Relic
| corps learn that work has been start
| ed on the addition to the state hom
at Cromwell
Supernumerary Ralph DeVito is act
| ing as bank, Waterman with Daniel +
| Maher for a week while Joseph Ash
well is taking his vacation.
Travelling men coming to town from
of the snowfalls there. Friday nigh
and Saturday, the boys having enough
for their first snowballing.
Napoleon Lambert of Webster,
Mass, and Miss Leontine Perariar OF
Montville, are to be married this
Tuesday, morning by Rev. p ]
O'Reilley of st. Johns church at Mont
Vile.
News comes from Mrs. Benjamin E
Sibley in California, that her husband
has recovered from a severe attack OF
pneumonia, and has been able to leavd
the hospital and return to their home
in Rialto.
The ladies of the Mohegan church
will give musical entertainment Wed
nesday evening at $50 o'clock. Refresh
.nents free.-adv
The Connecticut Turner teachers
held their quarterly meeting at New
Britain Sunday. There were thirty
five present. Arrangements were made
for holding the next state funniest in
Waterbury in July.
In the shore towns of the county
tht fishermen are at work making
smaller 3-inch mesh nets for use in
taking the flatfish, which has COM
menced to run. and which command
good market price.
. New Haven papers state that Mrs
John Addison Porter and the Misses
Port ar Of Pomfret have returned to
New Haven, and are again occupy ing
the Henry Fl. Benedict house in ISish-
OPP street for the winter.
A carload of vitrified brick, about
5000 in all, has arrived, and will be
brought into Main street and unload
ed this morning. This will be more
than enough to complete the section
which is ready for them.
Some town clerks have made the
rule that no hunters licenses will be
issued to boys under Is years of age
and that boys between the ages OF 10
and is years must secure written per-
mission from their parents in order to
receive licenses.
During it's last fiscal year, the Kew
Haven railroad carried a total of
23,257 04i tons of freight as against
22,73S,9s1 tons of freight in 1870 The
increase is $4,000 tons, which is an
increase of ovtr 1900 tons for each
week day in the year.
The acting grand regent of the
Royal Arcanum has notified Thames
council No. 1851. that he will be here
recognition of his coming the council
has prepared a rollcall programme and
aides night to greet him.
Low Rates to California until Oct
a. Tourist sleeping cars five times
weekly. without change. Berth SO via
Washington Sunset route, II Milk
st. and 1862 Wash. ST.. Boston.-adv.
Notification is reaching D. A. r.
chapters that tht annual meeting of
the Ellsworth Memorial association is
to be held Monday afternoon, October
Is. at the Ellsworth homestead in
Windsor. The meeting is open to all
members of the D. A. r. in this state.
uOSe VIII ATTENDED, Inc orient IN
Providence, which cost about $4,000,
learn that there is big deficit in the
receipts, which must be met by those
who guaranteed the expenses. The at
tendance has been good, though not
as large as the managers had hoped
for
Gladys Earl. formerly of Norwich,
who was mixed up with the murder
in Mystic, when Charles Glaze was
stabbed to death. has been taken to
New London. suffering with tubercu-
was disposed of. her condition is very
critical.
On Sunday afternoon, John Swain,
Fred Cash, John Rush, and William
r. Stevens of Norwich attended the
rehearsal of new band of twenty or
ganiZed al Uncasville. of which Orviile
c. Walden is director. Henry john
son has offered the use of a building
for rehearsals.
On Monday morning Charles Lilli-
bridge of the Scotland road shot a
fox weighing IL IL pounds. 1t hung
IN front of his fruit store in Broad
way during the day and was seen by
many, the hunters looking it over with
envy. He receives Sc bounty from
the town and state
Reports from different parts of the
state show that, following the APP
pearance of glanders in several cities.
precautionary measures are being tax i
en- in the different towns to prevent
any spread OF the disease Watering
troughs are being cleaned as they new
CIR have been cleaned before.
The contract has been let for con-
Meeting with the Mohegan church the
building in the rear which is % feet
by l6 feet, and has been used as a.
Kitchen during wigwam times. The
enlarged annex will be used as an as
sembly room for entertainments. sGp-
pers etc L is to he completed early
in November
The marriage of Leo Fourier of
New London and Miss Anastasia CotIn-
man of Norwich will take place at .
O'Clock Wednesday morning at st.
Marys church. Mr.. Fourier is as
sociated in business with his father.
Alexander Fourier. in New London.
Miss Couninan is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Counihan.
The Springfield Sunday Republican
mad an illustrated account of the work
being dore by the girls school in Ma
drld. Spain, which is a memorial to
Mrs. Alice Gulick. The Republican
praises the present director, Miss Su-
san -. Huntington of Norwich, who
begins her second year of service with
the school She is q graduate of
Wellesley. holds the degree of MA
from Columbia, and has been dean Of
the normal school in Porto Rico