Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-16
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
today.
| The Reynolds birch mill at Water
ford is to start up soon.
| Sudden weather changes have made
| business for the plumbers.
A flock of wild geese southwark
bound was heard on Tuesday
Clysmic Water means hospitality
Hospitality means Clysmic Water-adv
Connecticut bank men are starting
for the national convention at New
Orleans.
While Norwich was getting rain on
Tuesday night, it was showing in New
York and western cities.
The Johnson brothers and Henry
Atwood of Oakdale- have been shoot
ing some big cocns in Salem.
School enumeration returns have
been received at the comptroller's
ofnee as follows: Sprague 649; New
London 1862.
In the garden at the congregational
parsonage at Mantle a Chinese radish
has been raised which weighs three
pounds and one ounce.
A bazaar, lasting three nights. to he
given under the auspices of the ladies
of the Sacred Heart parish, Norwich
Town, will open this evening.-adv.
The Y. NJ C. A. orchestra held its
first rehearsal on Wednesday evening.
The rehearsaIs are held in the hall,
with Raymond 3. Eldred as leader.
Mentioned among those sending
messages OF confidence to the house
hold of Congressman Sperry is Post
master William Caruthers of Nor
wich-
Home made pastry formerly at
Wheeler Bros. now to be found at
Otis & Son's.-adv-
DR.. Willard Manwaring of Black
Point has black Orpinton cockerel
Matched last June with only one wing.
The bird is doing well ana will weigh
eight pounds.
The chrysanthemums in Elizabeth
park, Hartford, have been seen this
that they are still in Eull glory, and
nave not yet begun to fade.
Private social % Sd Co, c. A. c., az
the Armory, Thursday evening, Nov
1G. Iang's orchestra. Tickets 25c each.
adv.
At Fishers island after the gale of
Sunday hundreds of loads OF seawead
" ere found on the beaches for cart
ing Fishers island farms use 5000 to
5000 loads for fertilizer annually
David A. johnson and Frank Park
er have been chosen delegates from
the Montvi1le Center church to The
state convention OF the congregational
churches to be held in Danbury No
vember q anG %
At next weeks CONGREGATIONAL con-
Se~I-T
of South Coventry viii assist at the
communion service, and Rev. Raymond
G. Ciapp of Stafford Springs viii be
che of the speakers Wednesday exc
ming.
Private social Of Sd Co. c. A. c., at
he Arrnor:- Thursday evening, NcN.
Is. Lang's orchestra. Tickets 25c each.
adv.
Certificate of Incorporation of the
Fish Marine Indicator company OF
New London has been filed with the
s20.100. Edwin y. Fish. George E.
Fellows and Lewis P Church are the
iEcorporators.
Tomorrow, November il, the planet
Mars viii be at its nearest point to
the earth at this pposition-about
10000 900 miles distant; on November
"a Mars will be at oppositiOn-that
is. the sun. earth and Mars will be in
q. straight line.
announced as follows in the current
issue of Notice to Mariners: Fishers
Island sound-Niddle Ground, west
buoy, 6, second class nun; Ram Island
reef buoy. IA, second class nun. Block
Island sound-Cireat Eastern buoy, l,
first class can.
The regent general assembly enact
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towels in hotels and other public Law
atories, so that hotel and restaurant
keepers are in danger IF a. fire vary
ing from SO to 800 for keeping the
good old roller towel on duty in the
public lavatory
The Progressive Missionary club of
the Central Baptist church met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. J. P. HoI-
loWay of SO Oak street, twenty seven
members being present, with the club
BABY. Master Harmon Mead Wright,
as honor guest After the regular
sewing and reading, light refreshments
rounded out d pleasant afternoon.
The new law relating to the equip
ment of public and private buildings
with FIRE escapes, places the respon-
sibility of seeing that adequate safe
iflg sucn matters in charge and InaAes
il obligatory pom property owners
" no are oriiered 10 safeguard their
buildings providing severe penalties
for neglect to do so
a romance which began in Sweden
a few months ago eliminated in Mer-
iden TuesdaT evening when Gustave
Jacobson, locomotive engineer of
San jose, Costa RIGA, and Miss Agnes
Olsen Of New London were married
by Rev David F'ridlund of the Swed-
ISL Lutheran church The couple
happened to me ct in Sweden where
they were spending their vacation