Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

l VARIOUS MATTERS | Ask for Red Cross stamp. 1 Tuesday ended the season for hunt 1 ing game birds.
 I Harvest social of Third Co. at Ar mory. Thursday evening, Dec. s.-adv. The best moonlight nights in De- cember will be from the 24th to the SOth.
 Poultry associations throughout the state are getting ready for their an- l nual shows.
 A new book in the Otis library which is of particular interest to philologists is Prof. T. R. Lounsbury's English Spelling, and Spelling Reform The big mud digger which has been at work off Allyns Point is now an- chored off the site of the Eastern Shipbuilding company's yard in Grot- on.
 Stated communication of Somerset lodge this evening at 7.30. Work in the Entered Apprentice degree.-adv. A stone hitching post which has fall len on the walk. on lower Bath street, is liable to cause accidents resulting in damage suits, as soon as the snow storms begin.
 James F. Grafton of Norwich has been advanced to be vice principal of the Crosby high school, Waterbury, to take effect at the beginning of the winter term.
 The call for the annual convention of the Connecticut Federation of La bor has been issued by the executive council. The convention will be held in Meriden, commencing January IS.
 Harvest social of Third Co, at Ar mory, Thursday evening, Dec. 2.-adv.
 Officials in charge of the United States army recruiting stations throughout New England have re- ceived orders to hold up all enlist ments for the cavalry service, all the regiments being full.
 Rev. William F. Newton, formerly of Norwich, the Baptist colporteur, will hold a two weeks series of meetings with the Third Baptist church, North Stonington, beginning Sunday. Decem- Der 12. Rev. MT. Newton is holding services in Windham county this week.
 Assessor Nicholas W. Church and Attorney Charles w. Comstock of Montville, were out after a fox the other day, and supposed their. dogs had started one, only to find that the hounds were on the track of grace full doe.
 Washington Sunset route to Cali fornia-Tourist sleeping car four times weekly without change. Per sonally conducted. Berth, $s.50. 170- 22S Washington street, Boston.-adv.
 Commissioner Hubert F. Potter and his assistants have taken and had analysed samples of vinegar from 560 dealers in the state. Of this number
 
 dairy commissioner for hearings for violation, technical or otherwise, of the law.
 A new industry has started in Wa terford, to be known as the H. W. Bliven Co. It is situated at Pleasure beach, and builds small pleasure boats. Capt. Harry W. Bliven of Pleasure beach is at the head of the concern and people from Hartford are interested in the business.
 New London papers state that Mrs. A. c. Tyler has left her Pequot place. The Films, and has gone to Washing ton for the winter. With Mrs. Tyler went her daughter, Miss Edna, who is to be maid of honor today CWed- nesday) at the marriage in Washing ton of Miss Chase, daughter of Mrs. Constantine Chase.
 The new automobile license rates which will go into effect January are as follows: Six dollars for ma chimes of under 20 horsepower; $10 for machines under 30 and over 20; $15 from 30 to 35; $20 from 35 to 40; and over 40 horsepower $25. This fee is to pay for the license alone. The license fee for motor cycles is $1 and for commercial vehicles s5.