Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-09
0lle 9ulleti,r.
VARIOUS MATTERS

| VARIOUS MATTERS This is St. Denis day.
 Tides will be low today. Pomona grange will meet with Led. yard grange on October 21. The weatherwise declare that the coming of winter will be deferred un- til the brooks and streams contain much more water than at present. Each circle in the state sends one delegate for each ten members and its leader, to the state convention of the Kings Daughters in New Haven next week.
 Stamped goods, artistic novelties good home cooking. at the Womans Exchange. Miss Clapp, 2S7 Main St adv.
 A Plainville correspondent states that James Harrington has given up his place with the Bristol Manufac- turing company and will return to Norwich.
 An act whereby 1t is unlawful to kill wild ducks from any boat pro- pelled by any means other than by hand is in force, according to the new state laws.
 It is noted in the Mystic correspond oy,ca re fha lTirror I,o George Cousins has come to Norwich where he will act as chauffeur for c. H. Briggs.
 The annual state conferences of Ad- vent Christian churches of Connecti- cut will be held at the Advent Chris tian church on Madison avenue, Dan bury, October 19, 20, 21 and 22.
 All persons over 16 years who will assist in the big chorus for the evan gelistic campaign under Dr. Slough are requested to meet in the Central Baptist church tonight at o'clock adv.
 Copies of the doings of the last leg islature printed in the blue book form are in the hands of the lawyers. Ref erence to these laws shows that the Australian ballot will not be effective in this state until July 1 of next year
 Among the speakers at the state meeting of the D. A. R. in New Brit ain October 27, will be Mrs. Scott, president general of the National D. A. R., and Judge Morris B. Boards ley of Bridgeport, president general of the National s. A. R.
 Rev. P. c. Wright will speak at the Central Baptist church Sunday morn ing. The evening service will be omitted in order to unite with the service in the armory.-adv.
 The number of cattle imported into this state during the fiscal year was 10,232. Commissioner Averill has in vestigated ninety-two eases of sus- pected glanders and farcy and sixty two horses were killed. The commits sioner has had 656 calls for examina. tions for tuberculosis.
 Much interest is being manifested by members of granges and by fruit growers in the coming fruit show for New England, which is to be held in Boston from the 18th to the 24th of this month. Much fine fruit has been prepared and is now in cold storage, and more is to be pre- pared and sent to Boston later.
 MT. IT. T. Miller announces the opening of his school for dancing No vember 1. Persons contemplating forming private classes must make ap- plication to MT. Miller at Academy, 2S Oak street, before that date-adv.
 At a meeting of the state board of charities in Hartford Thursday, Mrs. Frank A. Mitchell of Norwich reported work among the county home chil- dren placed in families in New Lon don county and also a visit to the oral school for the deaf at Mystic. At this institution the authorities are plan ming for new dormitory, for which S12,000 was appropriated by the gen. eral assembly at its last session. Mrs. Mitchell and MT. Holman also report ed quarterly visit to the hospital for insane at Norwich.