Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-05
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Norwich. Friday, Sept. 5, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Swedish people observed Thursday
 as Moses day.
 Campers along the river bank con.
 tlnue to enjoy tent life.
 Cucumbers must be plenty this veal as wagon loads of them are being
 brought to town daily. Tuberculosis day has been set fol Dec. z. at the beginning of the active l safe of Red Cross seals.
 The cottage for Charles Hemenway ot New York, building at Eastern | Polnt, is nearly completed.
 In spit of the drouth. crops in gen. { eral appear in fairly good condition and corn is holding it's own.
 Motorists complain that many farm CTS are ignoring that law requiring lights on all vehicles at night.
 After several days of dignifed and mysterious silence, the town clock re- sumed striking at I0 o'clock Thurs day morning.
 A .Wallingford correspondent men 1 tions that Rev. and Mrs. w. T. Thay- CT will return Saturday from Wad- dingtOn, N. Y.
 The preparatory lectures in the churches Thursday evening were well attended, many members having re- turned from vacations.
 The Brown association Tuesday eel ebrated it's 18th anniversary with an outing and picnic at GoodaIe's grove in West Boylston, Mass
 Pupils entering the New Britain A Ayres, Mystic Grace Noble, Ellington, and Jean Mae Kay, New London.
 About forty attended the state nurses meeting in Meriden Wednes- day when it was reported that the association numbers 5000 members.
 Ernest W. Avery of Somers has been appointed game and fish warden for Holland county. Mir. Avery has acted years.
 Bremen from a number of Connect icut towns are in New York today for the big parade, which starts from F'ifty-seventh street and Fifth avenue at ? o'clock
 Julius E. Woodruff of Berlin has been chosen Connecticut delegate to the national convention of rural let l0i Ndti lelS, lD De HeId dI G4N duSN He, Ind, Sept. 15 to 19.
 The first annual outing of the Cor nell Alumni association of Connect icut will be held Saturday, Sept. 13, at the Double Beach association club house, Double Beach.
 Claude Pinney. formerly a Stafford Springs business man, will be united in marriage Sept. 17th with Miss Cath crime C. Sears. of New York in the Church of the Ascension in that city,
 Rev. W. L Atherton. pastor of the First Baptist church West Springfield, returned from his vacation to take charge of the midweek service Thurs day evening. MT Atherton has been staying at Woodstock.
 Rev. Dr. and Mrs C. w. Morrow have left their summer camp at Mash apaug, going to New York where Dr. Morrow attended the annual meeting of the trustees of Fish university be- fore going to Nashville
 Bishop Thomas F Davies, now of Springfield. was with Miss Adele Knee land of Lenox, when her auto struck Roland Dupont and broke his leg. Now the boys mother sues Miss Knee land for $7,000 damages.
 c. A. R. men remembered Thurs day that Sept. 4th was the anniversary in '64 of President Lincoin's proc amation of thanksgiving because of the successes of Farragut at Mobile and Sherman at Atlanta.
 Since the project has been announced of building a trolley line north from Mystic. to meet the spur line at the head of the river. the for sale notice has been taken off the property of the Mystic Peace Grove association.
 When the University of Maine at Orono opens Sept 18th. Lawrence B. son of MT. and Mrs, Charles B. Chapman of Norwich will be as- sistant instructor in mechanical engi- an especially fine appoint nent.
 New York papers note that when H. Maule, 55 the wealthy scotsman. was stricken with apopIexy It the New Y orll club Wednesday, it 1 was DF. Louis Nj, AIofsin of AS West 1 Thirty fourth street whe was called o attend him.
 Chairman F. H. Prior of the Con lecticut progressive service board has ssued q statement showing the line of i work which is contemplated. Mem i )ers of the board are Mrs. Edson F. 1 Norwich, and Everett Chad | wick, Old Lyme.
 Connecticut will be represented when i Disciples of Christ from various sec | ions of New England meet in Wor- | ester Sept F, 13 and 14 for the an- 1 luaI New England convention of the | The sessions will take i place at the First Church of Christ
 As a result of a warning issued by he treasury department at Washing | on. the tellers in banks are on the | lookout for the appearance of a Coun- | erfeit twenty dollar gold certificate i which is being placed in circulation | II several places in the country at present.
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