Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-27
Ut1e. Bulleti1l,
VARIOUS MATTERs

1 VARIOUS MATTERS
 In spite of the recent rains, well.
 on many farms are still dry.
 The Peck library has received as z
 gift the Directory of Living Graduates | of Yale university.
 Ladies' special souvenir matinee al the Auditorium today.-adv
 The beautiful salvia beds in the ! courthouse grounds escaped the frost
 and the scarlet blossoms are greatly ! admired.
 1 At the annual meeting of the voters l of Waterford in the town hall Mon | day, the town tax for the year was sci | at Is mills.
 | Connecticut priests will go to Cin- 1 cinnati to rtend the national eucnar- l istic congress which will meet for a four-day session Thursday. l Apple growers in eastern Connecti- | cut are receiving invitations to the | national apple show, to be held in l Spokane, November 23 to 30. The board of county commissioners on Tuesday transferred the license of | R. & H. Blinderman to R. Tartaglione
 x Co, through P. l.. Shea of New Lon
 don.
 The house on Monument street, in l Croton. recently purchased from Wal 1 ter Denison by Miss Palmer of Brook | lyn. Conn.,, is receiving extensive inn | provements.
 Ladies special souvenir matinee at 1 the Auditorium today.-adv. 
 | Notification is being sent members ] of the w. c. T. U. that on the open | ing night of the thirty-s sixth annual | state convention at Meriden, October | 17-19, there will be a diamond medal | contest
 There s q project among Holland
 county roultrymen to organize for the | purpose of buying feed on the co-oper- l ative plan, and to ship their eggs and broilers where they will command the 1 best prices.
 1 At the annual town business meeting held in East Lyme 6 10 mill tax for the ensuing year was laid. The assessors were instructed to equalize the prop 1 erty and assess the same according to | the statute
 Announcement is made of the en- gagement of Charles A. Smith, eldest son of MT. and Mrs. Aborn F. Smith Of New London, to Miss Marguerite 1 Jervis, daughter of MT and Mrs. Per | lee V. Jervis of Brooklyn. Scott's tug has been at the old Grot- on ferry slip and diver has been | employed ir removing the old piling, which would have been in the way of | the stea mer Chelsea, which will begin her trips there this week. It is said that the New Haven road is about to adopt a system of inspec- ton in it's freight department. It is said that the road loses big amount If money annually through not weigh ing it's freight, but accepting it at the shippers figures.
 Norwich Art School Opens Sept. 26. Classes in drawing, painting, design and metal work. Prizes and scholar ships awarded annually. Tuesday eve- ming classes in drawing, design, metal work composition, and illustration, $4.00 per tern.-adv.
 Constable Gus Lambert has broken ground for a new frame building he is to have erected at Occum. It is across the way from his residence, will be two and one-half stories and have
 store on the ground floor, with a six room tenement above.
 The sudden disappearance of pretty Ardelle Scriver the 15 year old daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Bethuel Scriver, of New London. is still as much of a mystery as when the girl departed. and to date not the slightest clue of her whereabouts has been revealed.
 Patrick Mccarthy, whose death from 9 fractured skull occurred in Hartford
 Monday, leaves two brothers, Daniel and Cornelius Mccarthy, of Colchester Ix-i,, near the trolley track and re- moved to the Hartford hospital.
 Eastern Point cottage owners are on town meeting Monday, a levy of ten mills was voted against all tax able property, the amount received to be laid aside for sinking fund to re- tire portion of the town debt.
 The chestnut crop will be light. it is said. in spite of the fact that the trees blossoned so fully. The profus- ion of bloom made the trees objects of rare beauty in the early summer, but the weeks that followed were not fa- vorable to development of the nuts.
 There is a new provision of the game laws that the commissioner of fisheries and game shall distribute copies of the fish and game laws to town cluDS, ana requiring the com missloners to have printed bennially 25,000 copies of the fish and game laws
 The session of legislature in making changes in the motor vehicle law passed a section designed to preven- an owner or driver of a motor vehicle from being provokingly held up by some mere technical violation and per mitting him the right to be released upon his own recognizance
 The new child labor certificate must be filed with the employer at the same time that the child goes to work The certificate cannot be fled later. When the employer receives the certificate he is required to notify the state board of education, giving the exact date when the child goes to work
 Cn visit to Norwich seven years ago, H. l.. Huntington of Yonkers N f.. spoke on Franklin square, giy- ing rousing address on Prohibition. Mr. Huntington is at present the guest of his mother in law Mrs M P Lewis. and while. in town may de- liver public address on his favorite topic.
 Following the example of J. w Pin GUS of New York, editor of the Jew 'sn Farmer, Attorney Charles H. Sha- pro of Bridgeport intends to make tour of the farming districts in Con-