Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-02
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Norwich, Monday, Oct. 2, 1911.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
Early lighting was necessary yes
terday, the afternoon was so dark.
Travellers should remember the time
table changes on the New Haven road.
This is the day when the voters
must mind not only their p's and as
but their KS.
Miss NJ. G. Aides, hair, face and
scalp specialist, is at the Wauregan
for the entire weekday.
October begins with the days length
reduced three and ne-half hours. The
day is now but 11.47 long
The membership on the books of the
state Sunshine society is 1,720. There
were ten deaths during the year.
A carload of westerly granite has
been received at Gales Ferry to be cut
and polished for monumental work
After suspension during the summer
yesperS at sac o'clock was resumed in
st. Patrick's church Sunday afternoon.
Sunday afternoons rain caught
many strollers in the park and at the
reservoir, and abruptly terminated
the, outings of the motorists.
well patronized supper was given
on Saturday night at the Buckingham
Memorial by Sedgwick w. R. C. The
executive committee was in charge
j Edward Driscoll of Church street
received word Sunday of the sudden
death of his uncle. Daniel Driscoll of
Whitinsyille, Mass, a native of Jew
EFT City.
The Bulletin has been favored with
Q, handsome bouquet of dahlias from
the garden of Mrs. Myron 0. Morgan,
who has brought forth some fine flow
ers despite the season.
Frank Moran of New Britain. whose
delusion is that ne has the devil in
his vest pocket, was brought to the
Norwich State hospital Saturday by
Officer Kelly of New Britain.
Rev. H. A. Goering preached his
farewell sermon at the Mantle Baptist
leave for Newark for a visit before
going to Bradentown, Fla, to reside.
Adjt-Gen. George NJ. Cole will be
absent from the state October 9, 10,
and IL, in attendance at, the thirteenth
annual convention of the National
Guard of the United States at Buffalo.
ed Sunday for the season. with Librar-
ian Jonathan Trumbull in charge.
Over 35 visitors improved the advan-
tages of the room during the after
noon
Station Agent Walter Goodell and
his bride, who were married Wednes-
day in Pelham. Mass, will at once be-
gin keeping house a. Montville, in the
house formerly occupied by George w.
Alexander.
The season for permits for the
starting of fires runs from September
Is to November Is, and during this
period it is Illegal to start brush or
rubbish fire without a permit from q
fire warden.
For the second Sunday because they
were observing the holiday, the Jew
ish newsboys failed to provide sub
stitutes to deliver their Sunday papers
and number of families had to go
without the news yesterday.
At Hartford, Col Louis r. Cheney
has issued an appeal to owners of au
tomobiles to loan them and their
chauffeurs for the ride of the veterans
of the civil war. who will be in re-
union in that city Wednesday.
When Sealer of Weights and Meas
ures John r. Kemmerer of Hartford
addresses the Norwich Business Mems
association and all others interested
at Tuesday evenings meeting, his top
| &c will be The Tricks Of Peddlers.
Beginning October l. the postoff1ce
department is issuing a new form of
| international money order. The new
| form is materially simplified and will
eliminate much of the intricacy and
| inconvenience of the old method.
| The shifting of the trolley tracks in
! West Main street from High street
| west to the center of the street has
! tbeen completed. The street through
Y there is to be improved just as soon
as the laying of the water main is COM
y p!eted.
| The street department has put in a
! new crosswaIk from a point in front
! of the Michael Murphy place in Mt
| Pleasant street to the Mt Pleasant
\ street schoolhouse which is i'm
provement much appreciated by pupils
| and teachers.
| Invitations were distributed on Sun
| day at the Central Baptist church
! Sunday school for the annual rally
! day which is to be held next Sunday
| The superintendent announced spe-
| school has held.
District Supt. J. Fl. Newland of Nor
! witch conducted morning service Sun
day at the church in Gales Ferry. Or
| Thursday night he conducted confer
| ence at the Uncasville NJ. E, church
and on the previous Tuesday evening
| at the Holland church.
The officers of Norwich aerie, No
367, Fraternal Order of Eagles. Were
the subject of a picture supplement
for a New York paper on Sunday
Thirteen pictures We're shown, ar
! ranged around Worthy President Hen
| ry Raleigh as the central figure.
News has been received of the deatf
! on Sept. 90 of Mrs. Julia Marlatt. {
former resident of Gales Ferry, at hel
home in Manhattan, Kas.. after an i'll
ness lasting a little over two weeks
| Mrs. Marlatt was buried beside hel
husband and eldest son at Manhattan
The state comptroller is sending gu
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