Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

Rockwell and company of New,London have incorporated on a capital of $75,- 900. The forty-second annual meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the diocese of Connecticut was held Wednesday at Hartford.
 St Marys T. A. B. whist and social tonight. T. A. B. ha1l o'clock--adv.
 Rollin Rathbun caught 2So smelts in Palmer's. cove at Roank this week. This IS the largest catch of smelts reported in the village this season. Miss Grace Savage. for several years l an operator at the office of the Wester- l ly Automatic Telephone Co.,, has accept ed like position in the exchange at Pawtucket.
 Robert ShovIin, past commander of George M. Cole camp, Spanish War Vet erans, of Groton, has been appointed state inspector by the Department of Connecticut.
 The U. S. civil service commission an nounces an open competitive examina- tion for junior engineer and deck offi- cer on December IS. and 14. Entrance salary is s2.0s0.
 Foresters' days, Nov. 16-17-1S-2o at Olympic hall. Big doings. Come-adv.
 Orders presenting the plans for the 151st anniversary of the First Company. Governors Foot Guard, Sunday, Novem- Der 12, have been issued by Major Clar- ence S. Wordsworth.
 At the opening of the November term of the superior court at New Haven l S4 new divorce suits were listed. Among l tho reasons set forth. "A cases contain charges of desertion.
 Between 20 and 30 members of the Connecticut Fox Hunters club were at the Fall Mountain fish and game preserve Tuesday, the guests of Homer H, Judd and Charles H. Wilcox.
 The sixty cadets at the United States Coast Guard Academy at Fort Trumbull VIII be hosts at the first of series of informal dansants at the academy a week from this Saturday, Nov. 1S
 Don't forget the Foresters' fair Nov. 16' 11-1S-20. Olympic hall. Come adv. The first furry of snow this season was noted Monday at Quenochontaug when for several minutes fine crystals filled the air, preceding the downpour of rain that followed during the night.
 In connection with the Odd Fellows , meeting at Central Village an excellent : musical program was rendered by a male quartet and 9 special orchestra, both consisting of members of the or der.f
 . | Discussing the labor situation on the . New Haven road, B. E. Began, superin- tendent, said we have now all the help we need in the mechanical department , and in addition we have on file number . of applications
 3 Raymond J. Jodoin of Sprague, dem -1A fASa iFa hA ond district. said Wednesday that he ap- 1 preciated the support given him and that if he lived until 1924 he would again 0 be a candidate. Mrs. Frances Eaton, s5, fell down tn, : entire length of the stairs at her hom' in Ellington, but escaped with only ex [ terior bruises. She struck on her fac which is badly dishgured, and was con siderably bruised. Scallops, oysters, clans, and biz variety of strictly fresh fish, no colo T storage. Broadway Fish market; 4f Broadway-adv.
 r A party of Coventry people motoreG n Wednesday evening to see the play r Old Peabody Pew, at StorrS, under thu auspice sof the Order of the Easter1 Star by the faculty of Connecticut .Ag ricultural College.
 Mrs. Berrien, wife of Capt. Frank D Berrien, U. S. N, commandant of thu S Submarine Base, who recently underwear an operation at St. RaphaePs hospital il New Haven, will be able to return hom in a very few days.
 In regular monthly session at Ithe r k M. c. A. in New London the Womani Il Auxiliary of the "Y'' voted to pay of immediately $1o0 of the $500 pledged las - month toward the debt on the boys sum e mer camp at Lantern Hill. VI Coal stocks, both hard and soft, i
 the hands of retailers of the state Octe e Der l were smaller between 50 and ' It pc rcent. than stocks on hand Nov. 1t by Federal uel Administrator C. E F Spens.
 o The tax collectors office will be ope Thursday and Friday evening until o o'clock. Additions will be made as re :. quired by law after November 10-adN The new 15c stamp which will go o 6 sale about Nov 11th is the same shaI and size as the present series. and h printed with dark gray ink. The ceI "a tral design is the Statue of Liberty, wit part of New York harbor in the bacl n ground.
 I - the American Legion. has indorsed u
 call of the American Red Cross for ne
 members and urged all members of u
 legion to aid in making the annu;
 membership roll call of the organizatio
 a success.
 A committee has been appointed to pla
 memorial to the alumni and students
 Wesleyan university who fell in tf
 World war. The committee is to COT
 slider the form of the memorial, whetht
 it shall be library or other buildin
 or an artistic monument.
 The engagement is announced of Mi.
 Katherine R. Campbell of Chicago, II
 granddaughter of the late Dr. Robert ]
 McArthur a prominent physician of Oh fcago, to George Dewey Goddard, son
 State Librarian George S. Goddard ar
 Mrs. Goddard, of Hartford.
 If you live in Norwich cut this adve
 tisement and mail it to Plaut-C -Cadden C.
 Norwich, together with your address. Yt
 will receive book of old fashioned son,
 free-adv.
 Tn orders issued from the headuua
 ters of the Seventy sixth Division T
 gently, First Lieutenant Leroy Johf
 son, Officers Reserve Corps, is assign
 to the 304th Infantry and First Lie
 tenant Charles Allen is relieved of l
 assignment to that regiment.
 Payment on bills for the state a,
 military tax, which were sent to all
 towns and cities of the state the fiji Ay of this month, have been rather slo IN due to the election. The total ameu
 of the state tax is $2,0O0,000 and th
 of the military tax S221,424.5S. - A conference for the prevention
 automobile accidents, called by the A
 tomobile Club of Hartford, was held
 that city Wednesday afternoon, Spea
 4va la1 p0hh D