Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-24
VARIOUS MATTERS


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 The weather sharps declare the new moon a dry moon.
 Tomorrow is the feast day of St Chrispin, father of shoemakers.
 Bills approved by Governor Baldwin Thursday included Norwich Hospital for the Insane. $65575.27.
 Edward H. Norton of Colchester has been selected as one of the second tenors on the Tufts college glee club. 7 A suburban resident thinks some of the Sunday strolIeFs do not realize how strict the law is as regards Sunday hunting.
 The deputy state factory inspector Miss Julia. Corc<ran, of Norwich. was in Danierson recently Investigating conditions in the factories. 3.s
 F.. The new concrete bridge near the Palmertown mill is completed and the main road from Palmertown. to Oak dale is open to traffic
 An East Side man claims that the Katydids were singing as late as We'd nesday night and asks when this has happened as late as October 2lst-
 The Saturday afternoon teas at the Norwich club will be resumed October 24th. l1914.--adv.
 A reuuisition of the adjutant gen. eraI for $7 900 for improvements at the state armory in Danfelson was ap- proved by the governor Thursday.
 The planet Venus. which is evening star until Nov. 27th,. was inspected through many, glasses Friday night when it reached it's greatest brilliancy Lower temperature, it was down to 37 degrees in the early morning, pleas ed the merchants yesterday, as ii started shoppers in quest of winter needs.
 Unity Council K. of C., of Torring- ton, has donated $100 toward the new church {. organ being installed in St Francis church by Rev. Arthur O,Keefe formerly of Norwich. Automobile parties well up; on the l Norwich road at night can see th' | new 16x19 illuminated cross which sur of the Sea church, New. London. | It is noted at Lenox, Mass, that MI and Mrs., William 4. Slater Jr., hav' come to Gray house, after passing tn season with the former's parents, MI | erIey.
 When the Moosup Thursday Gu l meets Oct 29, in the Methodist yes ! try, Miss Louise G. Howe of Norwic I will speak in the interest of Wind ham Hall, for the state Women's Col tlege. s.sf
 McEnelly's Singing Orchestra, vii Il give a concert and dance at the armor II, n OIny- Tia kets for sale by members of the Ffftl Il Co. and at Davis book store. Tickets I 35c.-Ady.
 Steamer Robert Dollar, bound iron l Victoria, B. c. with a cargo of ~1umbe Vermont railway for Toronto. is ex pected to- reach New London mex week probably on Monday. of Tues day. ,s a.., 15..', :, E. Park. superfntendents from s14Aci tties of, New England met with Hart ford park superintendents at Hote Heublein Thursday to organize a parl institute. The. meet:cg followed ; luncheon in the rathskellar at 12:S 8 1 o'clock. A & Rev. William H. Bath of Newport R. l., has been chosen to succeed. tn late Rev. S. E. Ellis as pastor of tn South Manchester Methodist church l the third Sunday in November. Rev MT. Bath comes well recommended b, the district superintendent G. ' G I Scriviner, of Norwich. t... I At Prof. Hiram Bingham.s lecture i l New London Thursday night, a col lection for the purpose of making i'm provements on the historic mansio | was taken by Frederick. S. Newcomf l John Mckinley. Dr. J. G.. Stanton an Frederick Bill of Groton, and wa l found to amount to $364.66-
 The state trolleyman's. conferenc board expects considered at Thursday meeing.. in New. Haven, the matter ( I discipline for employees of the -differer | roads and will endeavor to have a uni l form system of discipline adopted b I all the roads upon which the member I of the union are employed.
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