Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-28


 Plans for the building of the Congre- Eationai church on the Plains were talk td of fifty years ago but Second society nembers voted flown she project
 Hunting was good. the usual railroad lc1idents took ptace. and other items of interest in 1879 are-toid of in the col umns of Tho Bulletin, in part as fel- lows; -
 ,irncs during the past few years the pro- lect has heens agitated of building a new CongfaEztionalt church. edifice on the lot opposite the Free Academy New sub xcTiptions~ have been obtained sufficient to erect the new edinte At present as le well known. both of tho. down town conggegational churches are f1si;,. 50 far as psrholeers are concerned. The new shurch will take care of those residents nf ths Plains. Falls and northresterh pzrt of the city. and would greatly en- courage building in that section of the city. Yet there Is a necessity for both the down town churches, or for the new ane for in this event that the Second SO riety decides to move as bodysto the Plain. It Is hoped that some agreement can bs reached whereby there win be no curtailment of the present church ae- eommodations. ra .H
 Eoss opened Stony Creek oyster Saturday night, which was full of pearls, tome 6f them of considerable size, and both white and black in color. He thinks there are sevcnty-ive of them, but will not remove them until he has exhibited the bivRlve at his saloon today,
 The Central Vermont has made the pay of its brakemen as day and has increased the pay. ot its freight and passenger conductors.
 A new life saving station on the south west point of Block Island will be com pieted about the first of December.
 Tuesday. October 22, 1S72--A party composed of John Brink. Horace E. Web Ter. Lon Maynard. Ashabel Armstrong. and Leznder Brown. went into Colches- ter hunting last Friday and that night returned with thirty gray squirrels. one raccoon. two shunlks two hawks and one owl
 Professor Tripp delivered his leorur, on the Second Empire" at the Ere, Academy last evening. His subject em nraced tte account of the late war wifi Prussia; the rise and fan of tho Turk @h power, and sketch or the crimeat gsmpaiEns including many of tho bat lf4 fought
 TAs sntiss Tanners regiment iron thla clg goes to New London tonigh Co paruclpate in street parade | wul he tho biggest torchllght parad Nov London has ever seen.
 Wednesday. October ga. is7a--Th, lhree "dlswusted Tanners" as the Ad tertiser puts t who paraded with thI Woodchoppefa last cvenllk. eonslstc. bi two men, one an Idiot hnd one lack he brains Go be one. Neither had ap peared with the Tanners on any occa son.
 A joint slock company. with capl tal of f2tA0o has been formed 10, misunderstanding purposos 1nder th, ualnc of tho Norwich Suspehder com pAny. and ground has alrcady bonl broken for tho new building.
 Jewelry Tor ladies Is very heavy an. massive this winter Some very brett, ornaments Aro of agate, set in heav, gold. A new stylc Of bracelet 10 mad, of gold shaped like a cum, and iron hroe Co four Inches wide.
 la all during tPe past ten days thcr, havo been over dozen accidents of th, railroad, the last one taking plaee Mon day night when the Norwich and Wor cueier frtight uraln craahed into th roar ot the Bra,tieboro express frelrh at New London. lrlvo frcigat cars ane