Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-22

The old fashioned equinoctial storm about by our grandfathers, is due here now any time.
 The bill to change the hunting sea son for rabbits has been definitely killed by disagreement between the senate and house.
 Concert tonight, Central Baptist church, solos, duets, readings, panto- mines, by MT and Mrs William Smith of Boston. Tickets 25c.-adv.
 little cooler nights would suit the coon hunters, although they will not do much until the moon, new tonight. IS somewhat larger.
 Old soldiers have been recalling the fact that this week is the anniversary of the battle of Winchester, the date of which was September 19, 1864.
 Mrs. Elisha Allen of Orange, N. J., who was at one time a resident of Norwich, is visiting her brother, E. Waldo Bingham. at his home in Han over.
 There is to be clock on the front of the Chelsea Savings bank building. and a staging for the workmen who will erect it was put in place on Thursday.
 Charles Hotchkiss, night engineer at the refrigerating plant of the Allen Beeman company, is enjoying his va cation and expects to take quite a trip during his time off.
 In the case of Beckwith vs Cowles, which it is expected will go to the supreme court, the finding in the case has been relied by the judge with the clerk of the superior court
 Low Rates to California until Oct 14. Tourist sleeping cars five times Washington-S Sunset route, 12 Milk St. and 362 Wash. St.. Boston.-adv
 Germania lodge, No. Is, Sons of Her mann. had visit on Thursday evening a it's meeting in Germania hall from seven members of Herwegh lodge of New London. A social time was en- joyed.
 After a vacation of nearly two months. the regular meeting of the I. A. H. circle is to be held at Mrs. H. E. Higgins. 21 Fairmont street, Saturday. The topic is Doing for Others.
 New London papers note that there L . parocnial school this term, the super intendent being the Rev. James A. O'Meara. Rev. Father O'Meara was formerly in Norwich.
 In the city court on Thursday morn ing John Stankewich. charged with the theft of a wire eelpot was found guilty He was fined B and costs and paid his bill. A boy was put on pro- bation for throwing stones.
 According to a Portland. Conn.,, cor respondent, Principal Fred D. Mabrey had an opportunity Monday evening of meeting members of the local school board, when he attended their meeting accompanied by Supervisor Staples.
 Prof. J. P. Hollands dancing classes open Thursday, Oct. 5, for beginners Saturday afternoons for children. All the latest dances taught. T. A. B. hall Telephone 10e7-4. Classes now forming. adv.
 The Methodist Academy at East Greenwich, R. l.. opened Wednesday with 200 students, a number from Con- necticut They were welcomed by Supt. w. I. Ward, formerly of this county.
 According to one of the new hunt ing laws the close season for quail, woodcock, partridge or ruffed grouse, and Mongolian, Chinese and English pheasants and gray squirrels, will be from November "A to October '. in elusive.
 By invitation from Nonowantuc tribe No. 42, I. O. R. NJ, in New Lon don, delegation from Tecumseh tribe, No. 4S. is to go from here tonight to attend the Nonowantuc meeting. A good time is promised by the tribe in New London.
 Wednesday night burglar entered the cottage of William A. Norton at Eastern Point and awakened Mir. Nor ton, who started for him, but the man got away. He was in his stocking feet but had not had opportunity to gather up any of the valuables
 Wednesday night at New Haven Miss Alice Anthony and William Alleman were united in marriage and on Thursday they were spending part of their honeymoon here. The parents or the groom were the late MT. and Mrs. John Alleman of Jail Hill.
 As a break in the dry spell, rain began to fall soon after midnight and by o'clock this morning it was com ing down in such quantity that it in dicated quite a little benefit would be derived from it. Previously only 63 of an inch has fallen this month
 When the Connecticut Niagara uni versity alumni association meets in next Wednesday night, one of the honor guests will be Governor Pothier of Rhode Island. Among the speakers will be Rev. R. E. Shortel of formerly of Norwich.
 The Lester family of Norwich re- main at their cottage at Groton Long Point. An Italian contractor from New London with about forty men will continue at the Point, laying out the new roads. cleaning up the beach, driving wells, etc, until snow flies, or longer. ~
 United States revenue officer has been about the state and has visited the different saloons to see if the dealers were fully complying with. the laW In several places he warned the dealers they must scrape the name and stamp from barrels, which are imply, or be subject to fine
 Orin Johnson found it impossible to secure a, job at painting or anything else in St. Petersburg, Fla. and has returned to Norwich. where he is to re- side. H~ story of business conditions