Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-28
IN NORWICH FlfN YEARS AGO

a passenger ear on the Brattieboro train were wrecked, and three of the cars were thrown completely off the track and overturned.
 Thursday, Oct. 24. 1872.-At 8 city meeting Wednesday afternoon 2 tax Of 10 mills was laid, authority WAS given to the mayor to convey certain property rights on Washington street to the widow and heirs pf Calvin Tyler, A. T. Davis was anpointed collector. and it was voted that the collector hereafter be in- structed to settle his accounts with the city annually. on Sept. 1st.
 1 Having cleaned up in New Londei1, 1 where they made big hit, the Tanners are to go to NZilIiusntlc this evening where they will alse parade
 F. E. Harrington, while. driving iu from Taftville last evenins. ran into q
 Fan in front ot the ezdayatien on East Main, street where there was no light The harness was cut considerable and ! the horse injured about the legs. The parties were indignant because there was 1 no light to warn of the danger.
 A case of eplzootie or new horse dis. ease which proved so disastrous In Can,
 ada and elsewhere. struck this city Wed.
 nesday, and over 90 horses have beer
 affected with the disease and are dis
 Friday, Oct, 25. lszs.--Noss found PA pearls by actual count In the Stony Creek oyster he opened the other day
 some of them of immense size clear and lustrpus, and others of medium weigh
 and appearance, They weren't wortl
 anything, however.
 The German Tanner club is also going
 to Winimantic to take part in the bis
 time. and will have their torches alons
 with them,
 to spread in Norwich just as In all cthel
 cities. Reports from New York are tha'
 there gre 15,oo0 cases there Remedies
 are being sent out by wire and Norwicl ,I owners are using them with effect or their animals,
 Saturday, October 2s, iS7s-By talk ing care to make all the railroad connec,
 tions properly letter can now be rush
 cd through from Norwich to Westerly 1T
 tho quick tine Of twenty-three days.
 At a meeting Of the Second society
 held recently 10 consider the erecting Of new church opposite the Free
 Assasns Hsi. Ss ss sAi .d sss was turned down ss The last rally of the campaign 1T
 Norwich takes place Friday night, Nov ist. Tanners from New London, Mys
 tic willlmantlc, Danielson. AfyRti, ] Bridge, Groton. payvlll4 South Coven try, Meehanlosville. stafford. Putnam Grosvonordaie and Danielsonville. are {, be in the city on this occasion which wil Do one long to be remembered. , Notwithstanding the severe storm al ! day yesterday and last evening, larg'
 audience gathered to hear Mrs Stow , road from her own works For tw' hours, Mrs. Stowe read without intermls slon Co the entire satisfaction ot bel , audience. The hdy who was richly dressed In black. commenced her reading
 with The Mlnlsters' wooing" and in oluded the stories of Tom Lawson oidtown Stories" and rUncle Tom Cabin"
 The commissioner issued licenses Fri day 10 eleven local men. all of whom havr
 prominent men as sureties
 At the temperance meeting at Taft ville thls evening there win be speaker . from Hartford, Stafford Springs, ans Windsor Locks. Among those who wil } speak Is, Denis Mccarthy president o
 the Catholic Temperance Union of Con
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