Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-21

September 21 is ST. Matthew's day.
The days length has decreased ex-
actly three hours.
Waiter, make it Clysmic
Table water? Clysmic.-adv.
Nearly SOC pupils are enrolled in
st. Patrick's parish school this term
Fishermen in the shore towns are
bringing in the first of the Nantucket
Goldfish.
A number from here will go to Old
Mystic today for the opening of the
trolley spur
For three days the wind has hung
in the northeast, yet the weather has
continued coed.
Maximum temperature of IS degrees
on Wedne sday was reminiscent of the
Good Odd Summertime.
Carpenters are at work placing new
planking on the bridge over the west
channel of the Yantic river
An anonymous donor has presented
Pequot chapel New London a fine
church organ, for next season.
Fall Opening, today Mrs. F. A. Col
Inns. Mckinley avenue. Open Mon
day, Thursday and Saturday evenings.
adv.
The 1911 book of hunting laws will
not be printed until after the ad-
Journment of the general assembly.
The internal revenue board has ruled
that unstamped cigars cannot be TAX
en- from cigar shops by cigarmakers.
Star gazers looking for Brooks COM
ct TO the northwest, claim to have dis
covered another comet in the eastern
sky.
The new automobile register gives
the taxable horsepower ratings and
table OF fees and list of registered
motorcycles.
The new road between Layville in
Old Lyme, and Flanders, East Lyme,
is finished The road has been two
years building.
1t is expected that about twenty wo-
men viii attend the meeting of the
executive board of the State Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs. at New Haven
today.
There was much driving in the coun-
try Wednesday to enjoy the sight of
the turning foliage and the combina-
ton of purple asters and goldenrod in
lleIOS anu Oy WdySlQe.
Professor Grant will open a roller
skating rink in Froehlichkeit hall
Thursday evening and Friday after
noon and evening.-adv.
Martin Joseph of Hamburg and Miss
Margaret Lake of New York were unit
ed in marriage September by Rev.
Mr.. Purvis of North Lyme. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph will reside in Hamburg.
An inventory filed in the Hartford
probate court of the estate Of the late
Prof. John Fl. Peck. a native of Nor
witch, shows a total of $S6,558.S3. The
largest item is life insurance policies
sS,019.
Troop 2, Boy Scouts, is about to
begin its active season again. The
patrol leaders with those who have
uniforms are to meet Friday evening
at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
to arrange the winter work
AT the first annual convention of the
Holland County Sunday school asso-
citation at the Union church, Rockville.
next Tuesday, Rev. II. j. Wyckoff of
Norwich will speak on Noblesse Oblige.
A Vision for Officers and Cabinet
When the United States district
court comes in at New London on
ing. the case OF the United States VS..
r. e. Barker will be one of the three
continued criminal cases to come up.
Robert Hughes of Ledyard has en-
tered the Backus hospital for the
treatment of a wound in his throat,
which it is claimed he received from
his uncle. Joseph Richmond of Baltic,
when they had trouble q few nights
ago.
Postmaster George X. White of Mid
die Haddam has received word that a
postal savings bank is to be opened
there on October IS. This will be the
first bank of any kind that the town
has had. The population is about
2,40o.
The Norwich & westerly road was
somewhat handicapped Wednesday af-
ternoon in handling the heavy pas
the fair on account of a freight car
leaving the rails at the easterly end
of the switch east of Midtown.
Under a new rule made by Ri. Rev.
J. J. Milan, all novices will be re-
ceived into the community of the Sis
ters of Mercy at Hartford only. Here
tofore young women have been re-
ceiyed at the three converts in Hart
ford, Meriden and Middletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dyer Potter and son,
Miss Olga BaumeiSter, Mrs. George S
Draper and Clifton n. Draper have re-
turned from a two weeks auto trip
through the Catskills and Adironoacks,
returning by the shores of Lakes
Champlain and George, the Green and
Berkshire mountains.
In connection with the installation
of the school nurse system in New
London the National Organization for
Medical Freedom has sent considera-
BILE literature there on this subject.
The organization bitterly attacks the
plan Of joining the education of the
children with medical care.
After spending the sea son at their
camp at Lake Mashapaug, Tolland
county, Rev. DR.. and Mrs. C. w. Nor
row leave today Thursday for their
home in Nashville, Tenn. Mrs Nor
rows mother Mrs. Lippmann, and her
sister, Miss Julie Lippmann. the writ
er will close their cottage also, return
ing to New York.
Col. r. J. Murphy Of Bridgeport was
elected one Of the board of managers
of the A. A. A. U. for the metropolitan
district at the annual meeting held at
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