Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-23
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Norwich, Thursday. sept. p. 1e15.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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VARIOUS MATTERS
oflcial autumn begins today, Sept.
23d
Several motor parties from Norwich
attended Hamburg fair Wednesday.
From Waterford. Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.
cottage at Harrison's.
Aroma. quality and quantity. all for
sc. Krohn's special cigar.-Adv
The speaker at the Bradley street |
mission, New London, this evening |
will be Capt. Charles T. Potter of Nor
wich.
So severe was Tuesday mornings
storm in some cities of the state that
it was by many pronounced the line
storm.
Norwich people have been at Watch
Hill and at Ocean Beach to. see the
surf following Tuesdays rain and wind
storm.
A meeting was held Tuesday by the
Connecticut board of examiners and
embalmers at the Yale Medical school,
New Haven.
A Shunoc patient. Mrs. Daisy Her
bert, who Went home from. the Backus
hospital, Norwich, last week. is still
seriously ill.
At the Hanks homestead, Old Mys-
tic, an artesian well drill struck at 20
feet vein of water which gives over
30 gallons per minute. -t
A former well known baseball play
er, Alexander Perwein, of Fishers ISL
and. has gone to Suff1eld to attend the
Connecticut Literary institute.
ingalls, sawmill men at Lyme have
killed six red snakes. since they have
been down in the Terry woods, and
several snakes have got away.
The Parish Visitor of ST. James
church, Poquetanuck, acknowledges a
donation of money to the Sunday
school library. from Isaac w. Geer.
H. c. Lane has removed his black
smith shop to the rear of so Frank
lin street.-Adv.
A pen of five head of Holstein cattle
exhibited at the Washington county
fair last week by Deacon Charles +.
Pierce of Ashaway were each awarded
premiums.
A former Norwich pastor, Rev. Will
liam Newton, state colporteur and
chapel car evangelist, is to speak this
Thursday evening at the Baptist
church at Noank
The total registration of students at
Crosby High school, Waterbury, where
James E. Grafton of Norwich is vice
| principal, is 1888, the largest attend
| ance ever recorded.
The saliva and scarlet dahlias in To-
4 H. L.
| brilliant of late, and many growers
| who feared frost last night carefully
| covered their flowers.
The official ballots to be used to
vote on the constitutional amendment
| as to mileage Of members of the legis-
| lature have been received by Town
Clerk c. s. Holbrook.
| Over $4,000 and sos pledged members
stand to the credit of the campaign
| committee as the result of six days
| work for the organization of the Y. w.
| c. A. in New London.
Franklin Chapter, No. 4, R. A. NJ,
holds special convocation this even
ling at Masonic temple -at-7.S0. Work
In Mark. Past and Most Excellent
Master Degrees-adv.
| Mrs. George A. Ladd. lecturer of
Massachusetts State grange is to
speak at North Stonington grange
meeting Friday evening at $3.50
o'clock. at which hour the meeting will
be "open.''
At Noank, interest is manifested in
the case Of Gong Sing, the Chinese
iaundryman on trial before the court in
Norwich. owing to the fact that Gong
Sing was in the laundry business al
Noank until two years ago.
/
This evening. at the Second Con-
| gregational church Church night, the
pledges distributed to the congrega,
. ton for signatures, as an earnest OF
personal interest and activity for the
coming year, will be received.
Hartford papers mention that tbs
. councillor at Kineowatha camp fol
girls. which was so successful at vii
ton, N. H, this season, was Miss Lii
liam r. Conaut, teacher in the NoaI
Webster school, Hartford, who was for
merry of Norwich.
Mrs. W. H. Rogers, II Union street
IS now showing complete line of new
fall millinery, personally selected. ant
up to the minute, at prices that will
please-adv.
Il Mrs. Maria L. Rogers Manwaring
who died Tuesday at her home at PIN
Grove, Mantle, Is survived by her hus
D1n0. hoperc l.. Manwar1ng, two sons
w. J. Manwaring Of West Haven anC
Norman q. Manwaring Of New York
and by q brother, Capt. N. w. Rogers
The Leetes Island, Madison, West
brook and Lyme towers on the New
Haven road are listed to be opened to
day (Thursday) and the IL operator
who were thrown out of their Jobs ar
expected to be in their old places. a.
they have built up their homes in thes
towns.
AT Berkeley Divinity school, Middle
town. Rev. DR.. William Densmor
\ Maxon. Isl. rector of Christ church
Detroit, Mich, has accepted an election
as Mary Fitch Page lecturer for 1917
The Page lectures were founded by
sister of the late William H. Fitch Q
Norwich Town.
The Sacred Heart Tierney cadets @
Groton have received an invitatio
from st. Mary's T. A. B. society G
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