Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-10-28

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Narwieh. TbprsdayI Oct: e. 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS
The aln1anacs predict heavy frost
today.
twas 50 degrees in the shade We'd
nesdasis
Many tars from, the navy yard come
to- town during the week.
has !: joined the list q automobile own
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A number of growers from Com
necticut are in Boston attending the
fruit show.
The Central vermont railroad is do
ing an enormous freight business at
the present time.
rae day after his conservation
Bishop Suffragan E. c. Acheson is to
ofhciate at Thompson:
whist and forty five by Div. 81, L.
A., A o. H. in Eagles hall tonight.
Admission IS cents.-adv.
At most of the social afrairs this
a type suitable TO Halloween.
The governor has approved bill Of
the Norwich hospital for the insane
during September. for ss.7m.
| Fishermen say that goldfish are still
scarce. but cold weather is needed to
bring them around in numbers
A thunder shower late Tuesday
night and early Wednesday morning
was followed by a day Of summer tenn
perature.
The nard shower yesterday morning
was welcomed. as owners Of wells and
ponds complain that the water is get
ting low. ,.s.
The women,s Political union of Con-
necticut is to hold suffrage meet
ing in the Cheshire town hall Mon
day evening, November 1.
The Tuesday afternoon prayer meet
fist church was led in an able manner
by Mrs. benjamin II. Palmer.
Rev. J. r. Irving of Pawtucket, R
l., has accepted a call to the pastorate
of the Salem Congregational church
and VIII arrive in that town this week
Shampooing, scalp treatment, face
massage and manicuring. Miss Mes
singer, Room IS, Central Bldg.-adv. ;
| Bella Lyon Pratt has offered the use
Of the old homestead on Music Vale
| farm to the town of Salem for a Ii
brary and the books viii be moved
there at once.
Manufacturers of knit goods in this
state are expecting big results from
the skating fad, talked of for this win
ter, and which would also give boom
| to woofen and fur sales.
This evening. at the mid week meet
ing OF the. Second Congregational
church, the pastor, Rev. H, j. Wyck-
of, will comment on the address of the
retiring moderator of the national
council.
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb on
Tuesday appointed Dr.. Leon F. La
| the Connecticut Colony of Epileptics
in. place Of z. p. Robbins. of Norwich.
Eresigned.liA1 Z sa - 428i.
Miss NJ. c. Aides leaves for New
York this afternoon to attend to some
society customers Back to business
Monday morning, with newest fall and
winter hair styles. Everything for the
Ihair.-AdY.
| Alfred H. Chappell, son of Mrs. A.
H. Chappell Of Huntington street. New
London, has been elected recorder of
the Yale Glee club. Mr.. Chappeil, who
is now a senior. made the Glee club
In his freshman year.
1.-THE students at Connecticut College
for. Women are enthusiastically inter-
ested in the question of rowing and
many hope to try out for places in
the boat which the college may put on
/ the river in the spring.
Russell Harris, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Harris, student at the
i Connecticut Agricultural college
j Storrs, has returned to New London
/ to recover from a broken ankle, in
Cured in football practice
4 Tug Aquidneck, Captain Robert F.
Hempstead, has towed the P. r.. R.
scow No. 7o5 to New London from
Il Norwich, where the scow has finished
tdischarging her cargo of coal at the
wharf OF the Edward Chappell Co.
The wedding of Miss Gladys Irene
Emery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
James Emery of Groton. and Robert
ii Charles Matthews of Holyoke took
place "Wednesday noon. The bride has
been telephone operator at the New
/ London exchange.
III The New England Mortgage secur-
ity company Of Danielson has filed q
certihcate Of acquisition of capita
stock, being 600 shares of common
lstock of the Corbin Liquidation com
Epaf1y, on account OF a note of the Cor.
bin banking company for $1os,75o.
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! Under the orders of the,United States
lcivil service commission, the deputy
Icollectors OF internal revenue of thu
| treasury department have been placed
Eunder civil service. These collector:
were appointed by the various deputy
commissioners Of internal revenue.
Friends who have been at the New
IEondon hospital to see DR.. Charles o
Maine; Of Stonington, whose leg wa.
amplfated last week, found Dr. Mainl
lin an improved condition and feelin,
so well that. it is expected he will b,
Iabls to: return home, about the first o
November. E
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