Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25
Ol1e BullRtin.
Norwich, Wednesday, Sept. 2s, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

The New London W. c. T. U. is pre- pairing to entertain 200 delegates at next weeks state convention.
 Supper at Spiritual Academy tonight to 7.30, 15 cents.-adv.
 Because red squirrels and chip hunks are digging deep holes, one farmer predicts cold winter.
 Tuesdays weather appeared to be to the fishermens taste, and number went to the shore for little blues.
 In places where white grubs have attacked the potato fields, skunks. which relish the grubs, have dug up many potatoes.
 Hop at Atlantic Beach casino. Thursday evening. Cadillac orchestra --adv.
 Connecticut delegates are in Detroit to attend the 14th annual conference of the American Hospital association from September A to 27.
 On Tuesday the contractor began the clearing up of the Carroll lot on Franklin street, where George w. Car roll is to erect a brick block.
 Katherine G, Lambert, manufacturer of human hair goods, 116 Main street. adv.
 Robert E. Mitchell of Willimantic is on the executive committee of the as- sociation of Connecticut road officials which Is to organize a state associa ton Thursday.
 It is said that Connecticut railroad men are receiving tempting induce ments to go to Minneapolis and work on the western road where Supt c. s. Lake is in charge.
 Relatives of Harold Pierson who vis- ited him Tuesday at Backus hospital, found him comfortable and still gain ing, although 1t may be fortnight before he is able to sit up.
 County President James c. Sullivan of the Ancient Order of Hfbernians has issued a call for the biennial county convention to be held in New London on the afternoon of October 21.
 At the annual town meeting in Gro- ton Monday. September 30, at the town hall in Poquonnock. the selectmen will be asked to make appropriation of $7,000 for the care and maintenance of highways.
 Records of the New Haven road show enormous business on the Shore line for the ending of the vacation season, the number in and out of the Grand Central terminal for eight days being s44.o0o. Turkey dinner with all the fixings, 50 cents. It Auditorium ladies and gents cafe today.-adv. The condition of Connecticut crops seems good, according to the Septem- Der Crop Reporter of the agricultural department. The hay crop is the big feature of the year. The peach crop is rather short.
 Letter Carriers Frank J. Murtha and John l.. Counihan attended the state executive committee meeing in Bridge 1 port on Sunday also enjoying a ban- quet with the Bridgeport carriers the evening before
 The executive board of the State Federation of Labor is now made up | of the president, secretary and three | monthly. This weeks meeting was held at New Haven.
 Meriden papers noted that Monday was the birthday of Rev. Arthur T. Randall, a native of Poquetanuck, who has been at St. Andrews Episcopal church; nMeriden. as assistant rector and rectbr since 1880. Miss Carrie E. Champlin has re- moved her studio from West Main street to If Church street-adv. Motor parties to Worcester have been visiting the east gallery of the art museum which opened Sunday with 1 134 exhibits, including S9 pictures, sculpture, pottery, jewelry, fooled leather, baskets, stencilling, etc. | The civil service commission is tc hold an examination for marine fire men at. $660 per annum, October 5, tc | fill 9 vacancy in the quartermaster's department at large steamer Greene New London artillery district.
 Attorney General Light gave writ | CTS Monday that the payment of a div. idend after default ipso facto restore, said bonds to the eligible list for in vestments for savings banks A New London paper states tha
 Miss Pearl Jackson of Norwich, so. prano at the Second Congregations church, has almost recovered from hel
 illness, but 1t Is not thought that sh, can resume work in the church.
 Eastern Connecticut legislators wer,
 in Suffield Monday, where Mir. ant
 Mrs. Edward A. Fuller celebrated thei
 golden wedding. A loving cup wal
 presented by the state board of prisol
 directors of which MT. Fuller is a mem
 Der.
 Frederick W. Lester, teacher of pi
 ano and violin, has resumed lessons a
 his studio, Room AZ Central building adv.
 No bird protected by a closed seasoI . can be trapped netted or snared il
 Connecticut Sunday hunting is pro
 hibited and none of the protected bird can be sold or offered for sale. Tn law provides a stiff penalty for trap
 ping with scented bait. Under the new postoff1ce regulation box-holders in some places are gettin
 their mail Sunday evening, instead C
 waiting until Monday, the clerks wh
 box the mail preferring this to wait
 ing till midnight, and having such a
 accumulation of mail waiting. l. Saturn may be seen well up fro, et al
 actly midway between the beautif,
 groups of the Hyades and Plelades (
 o'clock in the morning. The rins
 are now well widened out and tf
 planet presents beaNitiful sight In
 small telescope.
 II On the new series of paper mone '' about to be issued, the face of Geors |. Washington will appear on the
 bills: Thomas Jefferson on the ! if bills; Abraham Lincoln on the " bills; Grover Cleveland on the S1I