Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-28

Raincoats and umbrellas are havv
 ing great voguel
 Furnace fires were started in many
 houses Monday to take the chill off.
 To get the special Hudson Fulton
 postage stamps. one must ask for
 them.
 their guns ready for Friday, when the law is off.
 The winter schedule on the Groton
 and Stonington road goes into effect
 on Wednesday.
 Prof. Maher will open his dancing school at Broadway Dancing academy
 tonight at 8 o'clock-adv.
 In the Episcopal churches on We'd
 nesday the feast of St. Michael and
 All Angels will be observed.
 Next Sunday, the feast of the Holy Rosary, there will be a rosary proces- sion in St. Patrick's church in the aft ernoon.
 Sunday, October 23. has been select ed by most of the societies as the date for the observance of Father Mathews anniversary.
 Local contributors are receiving in-
 vitations to the dedication of the new
 Kurn Hattin home at Westminster,
 Vt, on Wednesday at ? p. m. ! a coaioI voaatfuar of TTor,~ ol,.~
 ter of The Kings Daughters, held on
 Monday afternoon at the Johnson
 home. s1O was voted towards the mo-
 license campaign.
 At Salem on Saturday a special
 town meeting was held, when it was
 voted to have nine members of the
 school committee. Of this board E.
 M. Chadwick is chairman.
 Hudson Fulton celebration. Take steamer Chelsea to New York. Fare
 $1.0G.-adv.
 Hadlai A. Hull, prosecuting attor- J ney of this county, addressed a gath
 ering in Franklin hall Thompsonville, Sunday afternoon, on the no-license T
 izens' temperance association The Gilt Edge express on the Shore line which has been leaving New
 York and Boston at 5.03 p. m. for many years, will, it is expected, leave at
 5.30 and become five and half hour
 train instead of a six hour train. Tempting circulars are reaching To- cal hunters. setting forth the attrac-
 tions of deer, moose, partridge and grouse hunting and trout. fishing in the Maine woods, where the license fee this year is $15, $35 less than in Can- ada.
 It is understood that the state anti tuberculosis commission has secured an option on 40 acres of land on an eminence in Huntington, in the bor- ought of Shelton, as a site for the county tuberculosis hospital to be con- l structed. Bound copies of the Report of the State Board of Education for 1sO7-s-s and of the Report of State Secretary c. D. Hine are being distributed to school officers and others interested in the valuable statistics which they | contain. New Haven papers note that in his | farewell address at the Y. M. c. A l | on Sunday, Secretary J. Q. Ames. who goes to Akron, Ohio, commended the work of his successor, Robert s. Ross | | in the Y. M. c. A. of Waterbury and | elsewhere.
 Wild flowers recently collected in- | | clude Canadian burnet, swamp thistle, | | white snakeroot, noble goldeprod (spe- ] ciosa). small pink gerardia (parvi- | | folia). swamp housewort Oanceolata), New England aster, Canada Hawk | weed, witch hazel.
 At the Baltic Methodist Episcopal | | church Sunday evening the Rev. MT. | Smith preached special sermon to | | men, The singing was very pleasing, | especially the duet by James Royal | and N. Bailey, with Miss Florence | Shirley accompanist. At the Backus hospital, Sunday aft | ernoon, Home chapter of The Kings | Daughters held, an interesting song | service, with solos by Mrs. Reuben | Potter. Miss Marion Whitaker, Mrs. | J. w. Haselden and Mrs. Louis o. | Potter. The accompanist was Miss Elizabeth Grove.
 H Although several lobstermen in the coast towns have secured their licens- es there is a yet large majority in favor of fighting the law. The; license required in this state does not cost any money with the exception of send ing for it, and for this reason many think the fishermen unwise to endeav- or to fight the case.
 The Connecticut League of Post | masters of third and fourth class of- fees held their second annual meet ing at Hartford Friday. with morn ing and afternoon sessions The fol- lowing officers were elected: Presi- dent, w. E. Pratt of Rocky Hill; vice president, l.. o. Chittenden of Gull orI. fra I