Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

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Norwich, Friday, Sept. a., 1909.
VARIOUS MATTERS
Today is calendar day for October.
Hudson-Fuiton stamps go on sale
today.
Katherine v. Lambert, manufacturer
of hair goods. at Mabrey's. Broadway.
adv.
| Scores Of Half Moon and Clermont
| postcards are reaching local people
| from New York friends.
Examinations for state teachers
| certificates are to be held today Girl
day. and Saturday at the capitol
State oystermen on the natural beds
in the Sound have had but poor luck
so far, because of the prevailing east
wind.
/ Hudson Fulton celebration. Take
steamer Chelsea to New York. Fare
s1.00.-adv.
This is the day which members of
the Latter Reign of the Apostolic
Church declare is to be the end Of the
world.
Connecticut is represented at the
Rabbit family reunion, for which
1000 members have assembled this
week at Taunton, Mass.
In Worcester, Mass, on Tuesday,
Wilfred L'Oiseau and Miss Eugene
Rotvin. both of Willimantic, were mar
ried by Rev. L. ID. Grenier.
Now that the Universalist church
is quite demolished, the pigeons which
used to roost in its belfry have found
refuge in the Chapman barn nearby.
Commissioner on Domestic Animals
Heman o, Averil has issued a COM
pilation of the laws concerning dogs,
corrected up to date, copies of which
are ready for distribution.
With light southeast wind, temper
allure well up in the 70's, and abnor-
NAL humidity for late September,
Thursday was one of the most un-
comfortable days of the, year.
The International Sunshine society,
which has local branches, is to hold
it's annual state convention on Sep
TENDER % from $50 until in the
New Haven Y. M. C. A. building.
Soon the installation of two water
tanks at the Fairview Odd Fellows
home will be completed. Wednesday
one of the tanks was put IN position
and the connecting of the pipes was
soon begun.
The children's class of the Norwich
Art school will begin on Saturday,
Sept. rs. Special provision will be
made for students according to age
and proficiency. The day and eve
ming classes begin Sept. 2S.-adv.
In the shore towns of the county,
lobstermen are agitating the question
of making an appeal to Washington
for assistance in opposing the law re-
quiring a Connecticut fisherman to
take out a state license.
George N. Moses, secretary Of the
Twenty fourth regiment, Connecticut
Volunteers association, has sent out
notices of the forty-sixth annual re-
union to be held October 7, at Mans
field post rooms in Middletown.
There is a handy manual entitled
Election Laws, which is being diligent-
ly studied now. The book is compiled
by the secretary. of state, and can be
procured by sending postal addressed
to that officer at the state capitol.
The fifth banquet was held this
week at Wideawake dancing pavilion
at Frank Smiths mills in Canterbury
Greenman's orchestra furnished fine
music and S. B. Vallette prompted.
City guests and local people made a
company Of six sets.
A. r. Race, postmaster and mer-
chant at North Franklin, is display
ing beautiful pink roses cut from
bush growing in the open air, and
which is covered with buds. He need
not fear to compete. with any Of Hne
rose-growers Of the county.
The report of John C! Taylor, secre-
tary of the Connecticut Prison asso-
citation, from October 1, 1903, to date
shows that ia prisoners have been
discharged from the state prison, Ill
men and three women. Ninety-six of
them were met at the prison by the
agent and assisted
THROUGH HERE THtIRsDAN