Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

1 VARIOUS MATTERS | Students at Trinity college left town l Saturday to begin the Fall term Owners remaining at shore cottaes | write home of the unwelcome fogs
 The coves on both sides of the river
 are thickly bordered with beautiful 1 goldenrod.
 The Municipal Art society of New l London has reelected George s. ] Palmer president.
 1 Arminnia B. Fuller has purchased a 1 cottage at Crescent beach from Sadie ! B.. Cowles of Hartford.
 A timely book recently added to the l Otls library shelves is w. D. Ennis ! Flying Machines Today
 i A numter of families had to go with out Sunday papers yesterday because Il the Jewish newsboys were observing l the holidays.
 | Several local Sunshiners will go to Mystic tomorrow to attend the state 1 convention to be held at the Congre- | gational church
 There were several smart showers between and o'clock Sunday morn ing, which freshened up the grass and settle the dust.
 As usual the Worcester music fes- i tival, which opens today to continue 1 till Friday, will attract a number from local musical circles.
 The choir of the New London Meth 1 odist church was entertained at the farm of Ezra Hampstead at Quaker Hill at a picnic Saturday.
 l Consignments of the new automobile II registration books issued from the of II fee of the secretary of state are be- l ing sent to police chiefs throughout | the state.
 I William R. Balcom was bitten in the | leg quite severely by a dog at Norwich | Town on Saturday. He had the wound l cauterized, but did not insist on the l death of the dog.
 | Though it has been reported that 1 crabs have not been plentiful this sea- ] son, a party at Haughtons Cove on f Saturday secured 180. one of the num- | Der getting over 50.
 | The little enclosure at the Central l Baptist church is looking attractive 1 since the rain, with it's closely cropped | turf. bed of thrifty cannas and salvia l and graceful trailing vines
 1 At Canaan, Conn, Miss Marion Nal lOFy or NOTWlcn, SFdOuaCe Ol the 1 Willimantic normal school, has been !, engaged to take charge of the fifth ! and sixth grades in the public school. | MT. and Mrs. William N. Sandberg Y of Canterbury, who recently bought the Stephen Bailey place on the New I London turnpike, nave moved into it i and are making many improvements. 1 Some of the contractors in the city. ! if iC claimed have pr3pfPH the dom n | of the masons tenders in order to get | their work along, but there are others 1 who have not, and the workmen are l idle.
 | In St. Patricks church Saturday l morning a months mind requiem high mass for Edward A. Barry. celebrat- 1 ed by Rev. Hugh Treanor, was at. l tended by number of relatives and l friends.
 The delegate from the engine com | pany No. to the state convention of
 firemen is James McClafferty: Rich 1 ard Shahan is the alternate. The truck 1 company, No. ?, has named as delegate Frank Pruden.
 | Steamer Chester W. Chapin, which 1 has been running on the Norwich line l during the past summer, went to win l ter quarters after her Saturday night | run. She has been replaced by the | New Hampshire
 The gas and electric department has l not vet started work on the extension i of the electric line to the Norwich golf club house. The department is not l ready. to take up the work just yet
 At New London Sunday, Rev. J. H. i Newland of Norwich, district superin- 1 tendent of the Methodist church, fo.- f l Harley Smith, who is enjoying rest 1 with his wife at Harwichport, Mass. | At Saybrook Junction last week AL | phonse Brousseau of this city was | stopped in his escape from St. John s 1 industrial school at Deep River. He is 1 seven years old and had no money to 1 go beyond that point. He was taken i back to the school.
 l August Vallin, who has been boss ] pistol filter at the Hopkins & Allen l plant for a number of years, having ! come here from Worcester ten years l ago, has been succeeded on that job I by J. H. Corcoran and MT. Vallin has | taken work in the tool room. 1 Albert Boardman of the local branch 1 of the socialist party spoke Saturday
 night on the corner of Bath and 1 Franklin streets He had a good sized
 crowd to listen to his words and at | the close he answered number of | questions put by his hearers.
 Rt. Rev. Louis J. Walsh, bishop of | Portland. Me, who preached so elo- | quently at St. Patrick's church Sun 1 day morning, is an alumnus of Holy l Cross college. class of '7S, and all the | local Holy Cross grads were in the | congregation to do him honor. There is local interest in the fact that Miss Gertrude Rogers, who l teaches in Van, Turkey, has been | speaking in Holland county churches
 on School Work in Turkey. Her last l address was at a meeting of the mis- l sionary tourists society in the Somers l Congregational church.
 DELAYED BRICK
 l IS LOCATED IN HARLEM Carload Expected Here Today for the