Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-01
VARIOUS MATTERS
New moon today. the Isl

duN-
The best moonlight nights in No
vember will be from the 18th to the
goth.
About 400 delegates are expected in
Meriden today for the state D. A. R.
convention.
The nip of winters chill sent shop
pers to the stores Monday for season.
able garments.
All Saints day masses in ST. Pat
rick's church will be at 5. and s
o'clock this morning.
Town clerks throughout the state
have received the official ballots for
the November election.
A partial eclipse of the sun is sched-
uled for today, but will be invisible on
this continent except in Alaska.
A sudden cold snap always means
demand upon the charity organiza-
tons for fuel and heavy clothing.
Tick tacks. tin horns, jack Ian
terms. doorbell ringing and general
racket provided diversion for Young
America last evening.
In this state last year the total
amount allowed for condemned cattle
was So,fN4-ou: IN l9V9, Sb,46l.5O; IN
1903, $6,223.5O; in 1907, 1852.
St. James lodge, No. 90. F. and A.
NJ, work the E. A. degree this evening
adv.
The steamer Thames of the Norwich
and New York Propeller company
came here on Monday, looking spick
and span after her repairs and paint
ing.
While carrying a side of beef into
Soaners' market Saturday Louis Naples
threw out his shoulder as the beef
struck the icebox and he will be laid
up some time.
There is saying that All Saints
day brings the second summer In
Sweden there is often warm, still
weather near this dav, which is called
AL Saints Rest
Statistics of fall production in Con-
nectiCut, as compared with a full crop
are given as follows, tona toes. 80 per
cent, cabbage So, onions Il, dry beans
81, lima beans 81, millet hay 80.
Lake Brandegee at New London is
empty and the water in Lake konomoc
stands nine feet three inches at the
gateway. This is three feet nine inch
es below the overflow and three inches
IAitSAA u SCet S5O.
At the semi annual meeting Of the
Woman's Baptist conferences of eastern
Connecticut at the First Ba ptst church
in Waterford Wednesday there Will be
morning and afternoon sessions, with
Mrs. f. c. Briggs of Japan speaking
The civil superior court will come in
here this morning AT 10 O'Clock with a
jury for the opening of the November
fiTat n1S 4
Of Hewitt. admir-. VS.. the New Haven
road, to be followed by Peters and
others vs. Potter.
The Kitemaug Orchard company of
Montville has fled an Incorporation
certificate with the state secretary Its
capital stock as authorized is $50, 900,
and Frank w Browning, Florence p.
Browning and Marjorie L. Browning
of Norwich are the incorporators.
About 200 railway conductors of the
New York. New Haven & Hartford
railroad attended the meeting of the
Order of Railway Conductors in New
Haven Sunday. Questions pertaining
to the order were taken up and dis
cussed and the reports of the different
committees read.
Ida Sisson. II years old, of New
London. was painfully burned about
clothing caught fire from q bonfire.
She was saved from possible death by
the prompt action of Marcus 2. Cole,
who extinguished the flames with
which she was enveloped.
Concerning the Norwich Colchester
trolley line. an East Hartford CORE
spondent writes: The company start
ed construction work in East Hart
ford two months ago and now has
nearly two miles of roadbed laid from
Hillstown nearly to Silver street. Thir-
~ laborers have been. employed daily
George Bishop, aged y. of Groton,
swallowed a ffty-cent piece, Sunday
afternoon. He had it in his mouth,
The boy ran TO his mother and told
her what had happened. He was
taGen by her to. the Memorial hospital.
New London.
The officers and crew of the revenue
steamer Itasca and the cadets station
ed at New London were paid off Mon
day afternoon and the sum of $4,000
was apportioned between them. 1t is
believed that the sum of $40. 900 goes
to the ship for her wages and for the
supplies, or over 100000 a year.
Rev John J. Fitzgerald of Chester
president of the Catholic Total Absti-
nencc union OF Connecticut has an
nCuuced shc following appointments.
as county directors, those for eastern
Ccrnecticut being. for New London
cOuLsy. Daniel Foley Norwich: Toll
land county. c. J. Murphy. Rockville
On Saturday. October %. Robert Ba-
ker of Bozrah took away over one
hundred pounds of honey from
swarm of bees which had made their
home between the floor and ceiling of
the second story in the house belong
ing to Myron w. Smith on Blue Hill
BOZrah.
Documents relating to corporations
have been filed as follows I'm the Of
flee Of the state secretary: Ccrti-
ficste Of Incorporation of the Buick
Garage company Of Vernon The com
pany will deal in motor vehicles The
apital is $25,00o and business will be
started with $40, 600. The inCorpora-
tors are Thomas F. O'Lough1in, David
B. Roberts and Maude l. Roberts
At the home of E. 3. Miner. IS Oak
street, on Saturday, from to 6. Ed
ward Miner Hanks entertained at
Halloween party. Following games
there was supper. the centerpiece be
ing a jack Lantern, from which vel
low ribbons r9diated 10 each plate
When the ribbons were pulled. toy
spider Was at the end Of each Mas
ter Hanks guests were Lila and Nat
allie Bussey. Helene Otis. T. Marian
Beckwith Lucille Marie Beckwith.
Robert RAYMOND and Aba Byrues