Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-06
1922
VARIOUS MATTERS

The Capitol Metal Bed company of Ansonia has incorporated on a capital of $25,Ooo.
 Henry S. Chapman of Old Lyme broke two ribs Monday when he fell from a load of wood.
 The Black Point club of Mantle met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J. Willard Manwaring in Mantle.
 Otto W. Davis, of Minneapolis, first secretary of the Council of Social Agen- cies of New Haven, took up his duties there Monday.
 James Montana of Chester cut off the ends of two fingers recently while op- erating a pianer at the plant of Pratt, Read & Co. in Deep River.
 The first night past, of the two day fair given by the four ladies organi- zations of the Groton Heights Baptist church, $115 was taken in. The wonan's Aid society of the Paw catucz Seventh Day Baptist church hell their annual Christmas sale in tho church parlors Tuesday afternoon. Dressed dolls and fancy work, Wed, at 122 Roath st., cor. of Division.-adv. In Long Island Sound, hatfsh are running well and last weeks prices were | fair. Approximately 100 barrels were l ank.
 Rev. L. A. Walker, pastor of Calvary Baptist church. Westerly, supplied the pulpit of the Babcock Memorial chapel at Potter Hill Sunday afternoon. A large congregation was present.
 The annual meeting of the Sameaus
 Engine Go. was held at the Nameau2
 Engine house in New London Monday
 night. Following the election of ofi1cer:
 New England supper was served. Work on the new state road at Lyme
 is progressing satisfactorily, which !: very gratifying to the residents and. il
 weather conditions prove favorable
 work will be continued a while longer. , Food sale today, to p. m. Pendle-
 tons store. United Church Sodalitas- adv. Mrs Mary C. Hardness, a native of New London, wife of John A. Hardness died Monday at Holyoke. She leaves her husband, two daughters, two sons
 and a brother, Wallace F. Hardness, oi 5 New London.
 The J. B. Williams company of Gas
 tonbury has filed with the secretary 0! 3 state certificate of an issue of 7,47t shares of new stock at $100 each there. by making the outstanding capita . stocks ss96,o0o.
 The roster of state chairnen of the N
 r. recruiting committee of the Military
 Training Camps association for the cit \ izens' military training camp which vii ? be held at Camp DeVens in August 1928 e has been completed.
 The average daily consumption of wat CT in Hartford during November wa a 14,613,000 gallons, in comparison with ! consumption of 12,S17,00o gallons Il T November, 1921, and 14,94S,0o0 gallons il q October of this year.
 t The State library at Hartford has re 8 ceived Development of American pris # ons and prison customs from 1776 t Il845, written by O. F. Lewis late gen k eral secretary of the American priso fl association, New York. g John A. Wilson of Jersey City, N. J : a senior at Brown university, Providence j. has been appointed to the Rhodes schol s arship from Rhode Island, Norman S O Taber, chairman of the scholarship con # mittee has announced.
 Thursday. p. m., Christ Church sal Wauregan house ballroom. Tea servet I-adv.
 S Recommen of the chief of CT ,- gineers of the army for work on u ia country's rivers, harbors and other VI ,s terways during the year beginning Ju ,o 1 next include appropriations for Sc A eral projects in this state. h The lobster fishing boats at NoaI V are fast being hauled out and stored te the winter. and in the course of a fe il days the only boats left overheard v sr be those used by the otter trawlel er which are left in the water all wintt
 Members of the Lucretia Shaw cha
 ter, D. A. R., of New London, in mont
 ly session, voted to plant a tree ,R memory of each of the 31 New To ,n don men who gave their lives in t Ss service of their country during the I
 cent war.
 H. The Sewing Bureau of the Unit, ,r, Workers will have a mark down sale b sr, ginning today.-ady.
 W. MT. and Mrs. Edward Granden
 Quaker Hill gave birthday party ' er gently in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Spers a. Rodemeser. Music and games a CT dancing were enjoyed and Bertra en Helms and Mrs. Ray Cauett render rs. several solos. SS' A letter has been received by E. 'n Pearson, president of the New Ha1 en road, from Georges Clemenceau, form SSe' premier of France. complimentins N iy Pearson on the efficient work of the "a S road in handling the Celeanenceau tra 's' on its recent tour.
 M Call and examine special line an Christmas Greeting sards at The Bull
 tin Job room.-adV.
 w. The New York, New Haven and Ha,
 ford railroad has announced that
 additional sleeping car to go through
 Florida would be attached to the fedel of express, beginning Jan. 1. Two sleepe ic- will be attached to the Federal expre erel and Atlantic Coast Line. ,aT Charles Maryott of Westerly, 'sd years the station agent at the Grot
 station has been transferred to the ,re pot in Stonington. His place has b, -.s filled by Leslie C. Phillips of E ar Lyme. Mantle, and who formerly k r4 the station in Waterford.
 Regular meeting of Div. 54. A. o.
 tonight at s o'clock. Election of c
 cers. Full attendance requested.-a ,a- Six young people from Noank took lonk hike Monday to Center Groton a M the adjacent woods. They started in !; ~ early morning, returning at sundov ,s taking their lunch with them. I 'Sr purpose of this hike was to locate I different streams of water
 After pedaling his way by 6icy
 from waterford almost to the Canad
 line, Albert Gort6n has returned to 1A home in the Giiead section Mir. G 2. ton rode his wheel by easy stages nor ,no ward and some time ago reached m destination at WItloughbY
 Christmas sale and supper Wednes,
 afternoon and evening, Dec. 6. Trir
 N. E. church, Supper from 5.se to i
 adv.
 ar- United States Deputy Marshal Jan