Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-02

Mrs. John Fournier is visiting Nor wich relatives.
 Warden w. l. Bullard was recent visitor at Lowell, making the trip by automobile.
 Mrs. Ashlet P. Mills of Somerville Mass, has gone to Southbridge for a visit with relatives after spending a few days in town.
 George D. F'redrich of Bridgeport was visitor with friends in UApiel- son Tuesday.
 Capt. B. l.. Darbie has returned from visit to New York.
 Regular communication of Moriah lodge, No. 15. F. and A. M., this (Wed- nesday) evening at 7.30 o'clock. Work in F. c. degree.-adv.
 Edward Brophy of Blackstone, for merly of Elmville, has been in Daniel son recently.
 There were two cases, intoxicated persons. before the town court at 8 session held Tuesday morning.
 Coon Supper.
 At the home of Mir. and Mrs. H. s Franklin a number were entertained at coon supper Monday evening.
 Gift from Relief Corps.
 Members of the W. R. c. have pre- scented Mrs. Ashley P. Mills of Somer- vile, long a member, gift of soli6 silver spoons.
 Shooting Season Longer. \ Announcement has been made thal the shooting season for the Coast Ar: tillery corps has been extended unti Oct. 31. The season heretofore has closed Sept 30. This means more work on the local range.
 Streams Low.
 From all parts of Windham county come reports that streams are at as low or at a lower point than at an, time in years, even as low as during the exceedingly dry time of last year
 The contractors doing work here fol the S. N E. T. company have extend ed the underground line, in which tho cables are yet to be placed. to point near the Cyr building on Main stree and have completed the work in Acad. emy street.
 Ten Clear Days in September.
 The United States weather repor for September as registered at Bit. goods shows that the maximum tenn perature was S7 degrees on the 11tf and the minimum 32 degrees on thu 30th. There were days with .01 ol more of precipitation. The greates daily temperature range was 31 de grees on the 9th. There were 10 cleal days, Il partly cloudy and g cloudy Thunder storms occurred on the 9th Sth and 11th.
 f45 Arrests Under License. Some interesting statistics takel from the town court records have t do with the number of arrests durin. the Il months past, which has been ; period of license in Killingly, as com pared with the number of arrests dur ing the corresponding il months pre- ceding, a no license period. The 1 months just closed show total of IA arrests for all offenses. The Il months preceding show 112 arrests for all of lenses showing 31 arrests more dur ing II months than occurred under m license and making the best showin: ever made under license.
 Rabbit Hunters Get Busy.
 Rabbits that have been living Il comparative security since the 18th 0 last January were subjected to at tacks by hunters when the season fo hunting them opened on Tuesday several going out from this section il spite of the bad weather. Against Town Hall Seats.
 It was learned Tuesday that as de termined an effort as was made whel the proposition was turned down Il July will be repeated when the ques tion of buying new seats for the tow hall comes up at the annual tow meeting next Monday afternoon. Thos opposed to the reseating of the build | ing say they will see to this. At New Haven Meeting. John M. Bessette of the West Sid is in New Haven today "Wednesday to attend a meeting of the democrati state central committee. a body i which he was recently elected to mem l bership.
 Good prices are being obtained fo 1 caulihower by farmers in this sectio who have taken to growing the croI Most of the product is shipped fror here for final sale in city markets.