Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-26
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Norwich. Thursday, Oct. 2s, 1911
VARIOUS MATTERS

CTS bTOS. Tel. tas.-dQN.
 Thanksgiving day, November 50, is just five weeks from today.
 Today October 26, shoemakers will honor their patron, St. Crispin.
 Chestnut vendors, who roast their nuts on the street corners, are doing good business.
 It became known this week that popular amusement place in town took in s100 in pennies Saturday evening.
 Next Sunday afternoon, the last Sun day in October, there will be Rosary procession, following vespers at S.30.
 Choice scailops and live Holsters. Powers BroS.-ady.
 Most of the city and town schools will close tomorrow for the state teachers convention at Hartford and New Haven.
 Huntington defeated Carpcnttr on Wednesday evening in the Y. NJ. c. A. pingpong tourney in straigh. sefs, 6-2, 6-1, 6-2.
 Next Sunday will be observed by Lutheran churches as Reformation Sunday and in observance of the Wal ther centennial
 Congregational churches are ap- pointing delegates to the New Eng land conference to be held in Worces ter, Mass, october D and 26.
 By a new postofiice ruling, parcels for Iceland are admissible to tf.e par cells post for Denmark, but will be subject to a small additional postage on delivery there.
 Robert Goldstein, formerly of Mcnt- vile, has resigned with the Brown Cotton Gin company of New London, and has gone to live with his par enJs in Lisbon, Conn.
 Choice fresh fish. Tel. 114, at Pow CTS Bros. Tel. 777.-adv.
 The handsome house on West Thames street, owned by Mrs. l.. A. Hurlbut of Crescent City, Fla, has been rented to Thomas McGinnis, not sold to him. as stated.
 Following prayer meeting at the Staffordville Methodist church this (Thursday) evening, District Supt. J. H. Newland of Norwich will hold the second quarterly conference. Local members have been notified of the senii-annual meeting of the National Tribune Sunshine society, to be held at the Hotel Manhattan in New York on Wednesday, November Dr. G. F. Bard has presented Ionic lodge of Masons an enlarged picture of the laying of the cornerstone for the new hospital. The picture has been hung in the lodge room.-Staf- ford Press.
 Sunset to sunrise-Clysmic Water Sunrise to sunset-Clysmic the best adv.
 Local people who chanced to be in New York on Tuesday were proud to see the big flagship Connecticut lead- ing the fourteen battleships of the At slantic squadron to their anchorage up the Hudson.
 The Society of Automobile Engineers with headquarters at 1451 Broadway, New York, has published a list of it's members, officers and committees. The roster shows that Connecticut is rep resented in the society On some streets property owners have a bad habit of sweeping dead leaves into the gutters. to clog the catch basins. In a number of places such leaves are required to be gath cred up and disposed of as garbage. As reward for their dl1gert work in planting and caring for their school gardens, the Uncasville school children were entertained at her home Monday evening by Mrs. Frederick A. Johnson and presented gifts of purses, knives, 1 ties, hats, etc.
 l Beginning with the first Sunday in November, the Slater museum will be 1 open every Sunday from two to four 1 D. m.-adv.
 1 QuinebauS Pomona grange, which l meets at Thompson Saturday with Quinatissett grange numbers 40 and l an effort is to be made to increase the membership to soc. Austin F. Pearl ] is master and Charles A. Wheeler lec- l turer of the grange.
 1 A crusade has been started against | drug stores around the state where it 1 is the practice to sell liquor, that is 1 whiskey and wines, to persons after l 12 o'clock or on Sunday. The law requires that such sales be made only l on a doctors prescription. 1 The funeral of Gladys Eeli of New 1 London, whose death occurred Sunday 1 night of consumption, was held We'd ! nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. at St
 Mary's Star of the Sea church, Rev | Father O'Meara officiating. The body was inferred in St. Mary's cemetery. 1 Henry Hart of Palmertowr is I3ic i up as the result of an acciden" in the
 American Strawboard companys mil i at Thamesville, where he is a raper- maker. His left hand got caught il 1 the machinery, resulting in the loss o1 the top of the two middle fingers. l Wednesdays meeting of Comfor1 l circle of the Kings Daughters was | held with Mrs Fred Allen of Ham ilton avenue seven members attend ing. Mrs. w E. Garfield, a delegate to the state convention at Bridgeport read an interesting report of tha
 meeting.
 Brooks comet continues to increas,
 in brightness and is now brillisn
 object in the morning sky Monda,
 morning the head of the comet wa.
 about P degrees northeast of Venus
 the morning star, and the tail coult he traced with the naked eye through
 nearly 25 degrees.
 The incorporators of the Williman tic and Stafford Street Railway com pany have perfected organization . the company William H. Hall of Soul Wilmington has been elected president Lawyer Charles A.. Capen of Willf mantle, secretary, and Judge Lewellyl J. Storrs of Spring Hill. treasurer. State Factory Inspector George
 Mclean and his assistants are Inallin. | a special examination into the cause
 of accidents, in accordance with tn