Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-04
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 5.5s o'clock to- night.
 Jerrerd D. Benjamin of Preston City has been picking apple blossoms for over two weeks on Gheshro rpsset tree near his house. B. Furguson of this city was elected vice president of the senior class at l Trinity college, Hartford at recent meeting of the class.
 ! Baked bean and salad supper. Univer- salfst church, tppigat, at s,15.-ady.
 Governor Lake has accepted re- | uuisltjon from the governor of Florida I for the extradition of V. Chiacco, wanted in Miami for obtaining money under false pretenses.
 | In connection with the inventory of the estate of the late Richard Q Libby 1t should have been stated that the l Thames National Bank is the exeeutor of the will.
 Elks, don't forget to attend social ses- sion, Thursday evening -Adv.
 James J. Sullivan and George Bates. presented in the Hartford City Court Monday, charged with drunkenness were committed to the state farm for in briates in Preston. State Bank Commissioner John H. l Byrne is representing this state at the fprty-eighth annual convention of the American Bankers Association in New York City this week
 Richard F.. Corkey of New London and Louis Isadore Pearl, Rockville, are among those awarded Yale scholarships Monday. The scholarshins nrovide free tuition for the freshman year, How easy it is to eliminate distance l these days is shown by the radio. George
 Heroux who has picked up stations in one evening heard the program at BuclSport, Iowa, Monday evening. Rev. T. Lawson Riggs of New Haven, recently ordained to the priesthood by
 Bishop Milan, has been assigned to ad- , minister to the spiritual wants of Cath
 olic students in Yale University. pr. E. J. Brophy will be out of town during the next few days. Date of re- turn will be given later.-adv. Postmasters are being notified that
 starting immediately sporting guns may
 be shipped by parcel post to Sweden, , Heretofore the shipment of firearms of
 any sort to Sweden by mall has been prohibited.
 Ellzs, don't forget to attend social ses- 1: sion, Thursday evening.-Adv. The sophomore class of Trinity college |. has completed balloting for officers by . electing George-M Malcolm Smith, Hayeth,
 Mass president; c. A. Jepson vice {; president, Bridgeport; and c. B. Johnson, , Hartford secretary and treasurer.
 Captain Charles F. Everett, who was . formerly in command of the U. s. gov
 ernment transport General Ayers, run :; ming between New London and the is- }, land forts, has arrived from Newport. R
 T., having been transferred to this dis n trict
 Four men in the employ of the de ; partment of motor vehicles for for the
 state are taking traffic census where U the traffic is heavy. Friday they were {; at the Mystic bridge; Saturday at the
 Thames river, and Sunday on the Nor. 2, wich road.
 Under the chaperonage of Mrs Rich, ard Abel, twenty-six members of tho ' junior chorus of the New London Meth
 odist church held basket picnic ant
 marshmallow roast at Osprey Beach Sat
 urday afternoon. They made the triI Y by trolley
 [. Fresh seallops, Native Sea Bass, Black e fish, Cod Founders, Sword and Blue, ,a h Powers Bros.-Adv.
 g Professor Louis Guique of Ak CT o Bovence, France, was a visitor at tn, n State Library in Hartford this week
 Among other recent visitors at the Ii 5, brary is Robert H. Kellogg, of Delaware n O., the author of Life and Death in Re 70 bel Prisons"
 l. William T. Schutte, son of Emi "a Schutte, the condemned Haddam mur lr derer, was married in Portland, Satur II day to Mrs. Ruth Pierson of that place ie whose divorce from Jacob Hajar o it ground of cruelty her present husban ls helped her to get.
 n- h fo,1r If i1eOaot;or aF 4Lo is gerous railroad grade crossings in tn ,e state will be started in a few days b .s the public utilities commission with ls view to aseertaining the problems con sh nected with the proposed elimination c m those believed extra hazardous.
 A big stone chimney at the Mt. To,
 Club House, Woody Hill, near Westerl,
 crashed through the floors into the celia iI recently, leaving the crown of the chin pc nsy resting intact on the roof Fortur st ately the carpenters heard the runb 0p ing warning in time to beat hastily r, in treat
 r. Elks, don't forget to attend social SCI at sion, Thursday eYening-Ady ss The 2Deth anniversary of the organi; 7 ton of the Newington Congregation, v Church vas celebrated Saturday afte !, noen and Sunday. Saturday afternoe H. E. Stanley Welles spoke on the orga, 10 izatipn of the church in 1722 to the clol ls, ot the ministry of Rev. Joab Brace ng 1855.
 ats There are s1 persons in Rhode Islar s whose net incomes for 1920 were hetwes nu Sle0,0Qa and S150,000 and they paid
 total tax of $1,23O,734 The next high income class contains 13 individua
 whose incomes range from sl5a,0es
 sSoOSoe' and they paid total tax
 Medical officers of the State Tube
 culosis sanataria held a meeting Mond; = at Shelton. pr. Edward J. Lynch. flo
 merly of this city described and exhibit,
 cultures of tubercle baciili in whi, ct gFowths had been stopped, or strange on modified, by an organism they have q lin yeloped.
 Miss Marenda Prentis and Miss Pri n ella Ford of New London, graduates
 Connecticut college, class of 1919, al 22, Miss Constance Hill of Noank class ITS. '22, have returned from Holyoke. whe
 they attended the marriage of Miss Je, - Maed the marriage of Miss Jean Maj
 Sawin, of the class of 1919 M GEORGE ". YEoMANs sUCCEssFU
 GARDENER AT NEAP