Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30


 Judging by the numfsr of inquirtes for acco1nzp0dations being received by hotel marz1gers and private fanilies rpm out of town people. Noank is to have a peo8per6uo season. The PAluer house and the Aeaahy house are being sons business. Both will open some time In June. Fred A. Kenyon of New York who occupied the Latham c0t- tage last summer. was in the village to Noank this summer It was report ed Friday that the summer art class conducted here last sumnerx by Pro lessor Bennett will not return to Mo- ank this year. MT. Bennett stated last year at the time of his departure from the village that the class would come to Noank again this year, and this change of plans comes as a great dis appointment.
 Lobster Season Backward
 The local lobster fishing fleet has had a poor season so far this year. AL though several of the lobster1nen have had gear in tho waters of tine Sound and Race for some time, the catches have been small. The best part of the season does not commence much be- fore the middle of May. Nearly all the boats in the fleet have been launched, and the harbor takes on the appear ance of summer, when there may be seen in the neighborhood of one hun dred boats.
 The residents along the shore will not be disturbed this year, as in pre- vious years, by the chug- -chug of the engines, as they have had under water exslausts installed,and the approach or departure of the boats make very lit- tie if any noise. The Noank Packing company, purchasing agency of the Caleb Haley company of New York, will begin the season Monday. Chds- holm Steward lowed the cars and float of the company down the river Friday and placed them in position
 Shipyard Notes.
 Inspector Weisbecker completed the work of experimenting the instal1a- Friday and returned to New York Fri day evening The two large air tanks for the dock arrived at the local freight yards Friday and were trans ferred to the shipyard under the di-' rection of Peter Banks.
 Frank Mcdonald and men completed the work of planking the Belden lighter Friday afternoon. It is expect ed that the boat will be launched in
 The work of planking the third barge in course of construction at the yard for the Lehigh Coal and Naviga- ton company will be started next week.
 News Notes.
 Fred Madden received painful in jt1ries while at work at the shipyard Friday. MT. Madden with other men was piling up heavy timbers when one of the sticks rolled down upon his hand, crushing the third and fourth fingers of the right hand. Madden was taken to the office of Dr. w. M. HiH. where the injured members were dressed
 Fishing schooner ConQuet left port Friday for New London, where she is to be hauled out for repairs.
 The Oracle Phillips arrived in the harbor Friday from Nantucket Shoals with large catch of cod. After taking on stores the vessel left for Fulton Market, New York, where the fish will be diAposed of.
 W. c. Perkins, manager of the No- ank Packing company. arrived in the village Friday from the southern states where he has been in the interest of the Caleb Haley company during the winter.
 Yacht Senta left the larbor Friday for New York. The owner, Captain John A. Fish, was accompanied on the trip by Moses A. Fish and Owen A. Williams.
 The Silver Links held a profita ble food sale at the home of Mrs c. T. Libby, on Pearl street, Friday after noon. Howard Mannering of Providence was in the village Friday.
 Local members of the First company, Coast Artillery corps, Connecticut Ma tfonal Guard, have received notices to appear at the arznory on May 11th, armed and equipped for one days in- structfon at the state rife range at PooIOnock