Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-03
Brief State News


New sritain.-The payroll of the
sewer department was s1,109.77 last
week.
Bristol.-An invitation has been ex-
tended to Palos council to participate
IN the parade at Bridgeport on Column
bus day.
Durham.-Cleman e. Burr is engag
ed in harvesting his cranberry crop in
killingwortf. He expects to have sew
eral hundred bushels.
New Haven.--At the close of a busy
day in the building inspectors orfice
Thursday ten permits for the erection
of buildings and additions had been is
sued.
Ansonia.-Fewer hunters than usual
will roam the woods this faH looking
for game, Judging from. the licenses is
sued by the city clerk. Not over fifty
licenses have been given out.
LitchfeId.-Plans are we'll under way
for the Foot uard field day here Mon
day Oct. 10. Governor Weeks and
staff and command will arrive by spe-
cial train from New Haven at 1880.
Danbury.-F H. Lee and c. D. Parks
herd of thirty jersey COWS from A. n.
Bedding Of Rockviile,and the cows have
arrived in this city, being shipped by
express.
Bridgeport. = Bethany chapel. on
North Main street is to be opened to
provide for the schoI children of that
district who have not been able to Sc
cure accommodations in the regular
school buildings.
Acknowledgement Henry c. Dwight
Of Hartford was elected president of
the Twenty seventh ASA chusetts
Regimental association for the 2sth
time at the annual reunion of the assoc
citation at Springfield.
Oakvilie.-The large we'll being dug
on the OaSvile company's property in
the rear of the factory building has
neceSsitated a large amount og bla St
ing Fifty holes will ba drilled and
all set off at once, so that the shocks
from these blasts may greatly alarm
the people.
PainvilIe.-In spite of extra ordinary
expenses. that is expenses of the year
that were not considered at the annual
town meeting when the tax was laid,
of approximate $1,000. SeIechnan Pri-
Cr's administration accomplished a saw
ing for the town of s1,1T1.17 during the
year ending September l.
Nauoatuck.-The bylaws of the DO
lice department expressly forbid an Of
ficer to go as a delegate to a, conven-
ton. The republican county conveil-
ton sent James J. Green, a policeman.
The department was loath to give per-
mission. The case may come up for
official action at the borough board
meeting Tuesday evening.
United South Africa.
The new self governing federation
in A f,-ia ;l~aI17 To J<
truly united earlier than was the
prospect at it's institution. The re
suit OF the first parliamentary cleo
tons is surprising in that the Union
lists have captured SO many seats. 1t
has been supposed that this party rep
resented peculiarly the native Eng
fish electorate and the Nationalis4s
those of Dutch descent. It was fur
Their the ante-election estimate that
Premier Botha would have the sup
port of many English speak king voters
in the district which he elected to rep
resent. The Dutch leader has been
defeated, while his party will be OPP
posed in the colonial legislature by a
numerous minority. Even if the pres
emit ministry headed by Gen. Botlla
long survives, apparently it will be
held to moderate measures. The fear
of a reactionary Dutch administra-
ton is evidently not now justified
If both parties are loyal to their cam
paign professions, which We're very
much alike on broad issues affecting
the imm adiate future of the colony
the fact of only slight difference in
party strength in the legislature may
be taken as an assurance of material
ly beneficial results. Providence
Journal.
1t is estimated that $500 600 chill
drar of England celebrated Empire
day.