Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 4.5O o'clock tonight.
 The flowers oil the altar at Trinity Episcopal church Sunday were given ''In Memoriam."
 Former Alderman and Mrs. Robert H. Small of New London 0bsedved their S6th wedding anniversary Saturday. At the Home Time meeting at, the | Community house Sunday at 6.30 p. m. Don Houghtun gave '"Travelogue." The Naugatuck Valley Ice Co.,, of | Bridgeport has increased it's authorized capital stock from $11O,OeO to s38o,OO0.
 Groton grange has elected R. J. Whit 1 ham worthy master for the ensuing year. Mrs. R. J. Whitman was elected lecturer. The will of Emma J. Gallup, late Or | Mystic has been filed for probate at the office of Judge Arthur P. Anderson in the tow hall, Poquonnoc.
 Call and examine special line of Christmas cards at the Bulletin job room.-adv.
 The U. s. civil service commission an nomces that the receipt of applications for farmer will close on December 30. Entrance saary is about $1,Oe0.
 Mrs. Catherine F. Cox, aged go years, one of the oldest residents of Noank, died Thursday at the home of her daugh- ter. Mrs. John Daboll, in Noank. Sidney c. Kieft, a clerk at the Middle | town post office, entertained a party of friends including Congressmen Richard P. Freeman at his home in Middlefield re- gently.
 Receivers of dressed poultry for the Thanksgiving trade state that the sup ply of turkeys purchased this year for l Connecticut people will fall short several carloads.
 Next Sunday will be observed in the Episcopal churches as Advent Sunday | Trinity church will have a corporate communion for men and boys in the morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph r. Enos of water. ford observed the 18th anniversary Oi their marriage Friday at their home al Thames View. They received the con- gratulations of many friends.
 Miss Julia Warner of Naugatuck, il president of the student government al the Connecticut College in New London Miss Sarah Crawford of Westport, i! president of the sophomore class.
 The S. & W. Self Service Grocery O., o Norwich has elected officers as follows President, Jacob Wesch1er; vice presi dent, Rebecca Sachner; treasurer, LseoI Sachner; secretary Anna s. Wechsler.
 State Librarian George s. Goddard vii represent the Connecticut State Librar! at the forty-ffth annual conference O the American Library Association at Ho Springs, Ark, from April 22 to 2S, 1923. Mrs. George Maynard Minor of Water ford, president general of the nationA organization of the D. A. R., believe that all the generalizations of A. S. N Hutchinsons new book, This Freedom, ar wrong.
 Orders from the office of .Adiutan General Cole authorize the discharge 0 Private William A. Welch, Service com pany, Second Platoon. 169th Infantry as a result of 8 sentence by a civ! court.
 Miss Kilborn has resigned her posi- tion as pastors assistant at the Cenrs Baptist church. Her resignation wa acted on several days ago by the boar of managers of the church and is effectty December 1St.
 Miss Lillian Harriet McDowen an Jamse H. Webster of Lynn, Mass, wer !, married Friday at the rectory of the Sea y bury Memorial church The bride is th 2 daughter of MT. and Mrs David T. MS OOWSu Ol NTEOLOn,
 The Essex Public Health associatio has elected the following officers |. President, Miss Ethel Comstock; vit president, Mrs. Alfred R. Wright; seer, tary, Mrs. George c. Seeley; treasure Miss Harriet c. Cheney. n President Howard Edward of Rhot r Island state college was reelected hes f of the National association of LaI Grant college at the close of it's annu : convention following brief general SC q sion at Washington, D. c.
 About seventy-five officers of the Ser enty-sixth Division, United States arm have enrolled for the army correspol dence courses which are prepared by u war department and distributed throus the headquarters of the various reser1 divisions.
 Changes in the Connecticut Nation { Guard are announced as follows in Specii orders issued from adjutant generals 0 flee: Provate Carl zito, Battery E, 1921 Field Artillery, will be discharged to e 7 able him to enlist in the United Stat Marine Corps.
 It has been announced that Miss Dor Datson, daughter of Senator and Nil Abraham Datson of Westerly, was u
 
 Island State college last year. Miss Ia son is now member of the senior cIa . at the college.
 Announcements have been received Mantle of tho engagement of Miss Ora E. Coulter, daughter of MT. and MI George T. Coulter of Waterbury to Cla ence B. Newton son of Mir and MI William Newett of Winsted. Miss Coult formerly lived in Mantle.
 A Christmas box is to be sent We nesday by the Missions department . the Woman's Guild of the United chur to Rev. G. H. Bell of Brentley, Ala. T family comprises Rev. and Mrs Bt Lester, aged IT,; Natalie, IS, Carr 12; Annie, 6 and Charles f.
 The December term of the Unit States district court will open in Hal ford Tuesday, December 5, with Jud Hartland B. Howe on the bench. A lar number of cases will be presented f plea and for trial. Many liquor caE arc on the list. The docket is now Of INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY = Mrs. B. F. Barnes was the week-e