Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-10
O1e Bnuetin,. .;st | .ss'aa et a. Norwich. "Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

Vacation House at Canaan. , a | E Rev. M. Martin of Worcester. Mass. | has accepted the call to become the i rector Of St. Peter's Episcopal church i and will move to Hebron with his l family soon. k,
 Two big cargoes of strictly fresh fish and oysters at Osgood's wharf, adv. .
 Monday evening the Knights of Washington, strong and growing Episcopal order for young men. gave dinner in New Haven to Rev. George H., Heyn, of Portland. A. D. Chalker is. removing the .eiec.- trical apparatus from the SaybroolS Proving Grounds and the Ordnance Department expects to close the local station at an early date.
 Owing to the evangellstic service the finance committee has decided toI make the campaign for the 1920 bud get of the Central Baptist church on one afternoon. Sunday, Dec. 21.
 An appeal has been issued at the state insane hospital. Middletown, for Christmas gifts for friendless pa 1 tients,s and for those whose friends are financially unable to provide l gifts. ',
 The Rockville fire department is the first, organization in Rockville to an nounce it's stand against Bolshevism, having proffered to help the govern ment and city to stamp out the Red menace.
 Franklin Chapter. No. 4 works the Royal Arch degree at Masonic Tenn pie tonight at I and S:30.-adv. N Anatfve of North. Stonington. Leon ard w. Maine. has just closed eleven and half years service as boss spinner at Ludlow and Proctorsville, Vt. He was formerly employed at New Bedford.
 A copy Of Endicott and I. the clever book by Miss Frances Lester War rer, elider daughter of Judge and Mrs. Edgar Marlor Warner, of Putnam, has been put in circulation at the Otis Li- brary, Norwich. .,t ,, Tho Old Saybrook Town Improve n'ent Association has voted to take up | the matter Of procuring a motor fire fighting apparatus for the town. The funds will probably be raised by pop ular subscription. ii.
 Since the recent big blow. one far mer piled more than 60 tons of kelp and seaweed In the drive near the Iti Watch Hill merry -go-round and is icarting it away as fast as possible, to be used for fertilizer. | ' Universallst sale opens Wednesday ate3 D. na. See ye olde time table and hear ye oide time songs. Supper
 tickets 5o cents. Supper 5:3o and s:So.-adv. ''-s-< ss.y 4. l. .T,YA, Scott Dredee. No. g, of New Lyndon has been working In Little , Earragansett bay off Watch Hill dur Inc hn r.1 s-t t..y@ 1Io eral big. rocks from the channel and
 removing other obstacles.
 L Not much fear is felt by mill men in this section that, imported woolen . goods will make much headway under present conditions. For one thing
 prices, compared with domestic fab
 rics are higher if anything. ! No site has as yet been selected by
 the Connecticut Infirnary Commits sion. named by Governor Marcus H : Holeomb last May for the purpose oi
 dcciding upon '-plars for home 1T
 this state for diseased. deformed; .anc
 ftcurable persons.
 The American College In Rome
 where number of Catholic priests O eastern Connecticut were educated O. , ordained. celebrated Monday, the six
 tieth anniversary of it's foundation b,
 a high mass, sung by the rector, Mgr
 Charles A. O'Hearn.
 Farmers in Bolton who have pork tt
 sell are finding the price for a whol, or a half pig not what 1t was last
 year. Some have. been sold as low a.
 IS cnts a pound. while others have ob A tained as high as S1 cents by seliin, : to private customers.
 z .s An attraction in window of tn
 Providence Bakery, Franklin street, O
 Tuesday was fibre package of tn
 first Brazilian sugar ever. seen il
 Norwich. It sells at IS cents pc
 pound wholesale and MT. Fox was abl
 to get but. two packages. < Dealers hereabouts have. been In vited to attend tho annual 1neetin ia Association, New York, this (Wed = nesday) evening. The princips Y speakers will be James M. Beck an
 ex-Governor Post, of Porto Rico. Fl Members of the organization in tn! q state will. together with 1000 othe ! Knights of Columbus throughout th Y country. make a pilgrimage to Franc = In connection with the unveiling ( 6 a statue of Lafayette which the. orde V is presenting to the. city of Metz. ii The. United States civil servic ~ commission announces for Dec. 30 a
 examination for cotton technologis
 to fill vacancy in the bureau c n markets. department of agricultur U Washington, D. c. Both men an n women. if qualified. may enter tn V examination.
 nI In the recent examination befor V the state dental commission thei n were twenty-nine successful appl cants, according to the report issue n Those who passed the examination ir
 clude Harold r. Bradshaw of Ne , London. There were no candidate N- from Norwich.
 x Edgar H. Wells, vice chairman st >' the Harvard endowment fund. al
 ncunced Tuesday that the campais
 for $15,25o.oo0 will continue regardle
 of the Prick bequest of s5.000, 900. IT = gift of the steel pioneer would hay \ completed the fund. as the total C O Monday was s10,s77,077. % { In the Holland county superior cou i Mildred @F. Gilbert of Rockville ot
 tained divorce from her husban Frederick T. Gilbert on the grount
 of deSertion. She testified that sl
 was married in Middletown Decemb
 23, 1909, and that her husband hs
 not contributed towards her suppo - since June, 1915.
 At the Reinhardt Galleries, Ne, 70 York, an exhibition :. of Aneric: I landscapcg has been arranged wi t. the idea of representing two schoc ss or classes of landscape painting, or et tn give the ca atalop1Ias definition 'Sfy