Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-21

Governor Fefhier has Bsmea cofGg f9itfss of thirty ssikhi. in G6Hpiiafes wiib tba request of ths HstieHst Civic association lo represent ftbods Island in II uniform Legislative department Df tbs Civic Federation ef New Eusian6, sf tiis aHbu6i meeting Of such depart mant ts HaW York January izrlAs THs committee IA representative ef isb1ft skfiGuItutS, commerce., and tha general public. sud will represent tth0dh is= land in advocacy of uniformity iG stale iakiaI1tisn, to ooaopsfsta through tfs National Civic fsdsfslisn, win similar bodies now organized sud being ef~ HsBisef throughout tbs country,
 Included iu ths appointments SITS some of ibs foremost citizens Of tbs state, representing sGf1s of tbA largest financial interests ss well ss some Dt tho leaders or organized iabGf WeEtT ariy h1H TWO members of tH@ eoinfait~ tss, Eugene DfiHcoii Dr the quarry workers and Wiiffsd 4. Collins Df tns textile workers.
 Pswostock sportsman srs interested ip . uovsmsnt which they hops Will bssorns gsnsrsI throughout COnDscti~ cut and result in IA change in tIs game laws relating t0 the bird hunting sea- son. Under the present law tbS season opens october l. before ths birds have fully developed. hnd DsfDrs they have learned the tricks 10 afford trOs sport Tho weather is st that time too warm for hunting ss tbs dogs become ovef~ heated and srs liable t0 Ds spoiled for successful hunting iater in the season. Then again the early epsniny Of the sea son gives uHScrupUiGus hunters cD- portuBty 10 kill young quail running through tho grass causing q scarcity of birds for tho true sportsman. It Is desired that the opening of tnS season bs changed from October tO October l5. and ths incoming legislature will he asked ffl make EUgH change
 It ia also desired Dy the interested sportsmen that the closing Of the bird hunting season be extended from De- ospber tO December IF, for ae at present the huntsmen are deprived cf the sport of shooting during the first real flight Of wooGcock. 4 petition is being prepared end which will Ds cir culatsd for signatures, and given tO Represontatiye-elec Chesebro for presentation at the January session Of the Connecticutt legislature.
 Representatives of the English syn dieste that is to take over tho Pike klantio BIeschsry company and es- fabliah n million dollar plant in the Mantle section of Westerly, arc grad ualIy adding to their rssal estate Gsg- srsl large farms have been purchased in the immediate vicinity, including those adjoining tba bleachery property, option has been secured on others, and exAminalon or Gtie l3 being made pre- Iimlnatry to formal transfer. It fig ez- peeted that active building operations will be commenced in the early spring and as soon thereafter as possible op- erations will be commenced in com plsted sections of the big bleachery.
 Howard "Steve" Penber, who for several seasons was crack pitcher for the Westerly high school baseball team and active in the game of football, is now a student In the University of North Carolina. at Chapel Hill, and is on his Christmas vacation, at present the guest of his sister, Mrs. Thomas Chapman, at White Rock Steve was at the university but a. short time when he made quarterback on the football team, taking the place of q player in- jured early in the season, and gained fifteen pounds while in training. He was elected captain of the second team during the second week of his college life.
 Charles' 'Clancy of Westerly has been engaged to cocah the university base ball team for next season, and there is no doubt but Steve will win place on the team es pitcher and fielder. Steve is pleased with the university,