Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-28
1922
VARIOUS MATTERS

dissolved. All debts have been paid. | Connecticut has in all twenty-five i state parks scattered among its hills and 1 valleys. Patients dismissed Monday from New London hospitals included Mrs. Joseph Russo of Westerly.
 Whist tonight at Moose home at s o'clock by Mooseheart legion.-adv. The annual banquet of the Mckinley association of Connecticut is scheduled for Waterbury the latter part of January.
 The L. S. civil service commission an nounces an open competitive examina- tion for junior microanalyst on Dec. 13. Entrance salary is $1400-$1Soo.
 The beauty of Connecticut gardens has been shorn by late frosts and the beds where beautifully colored flowers bloom ed are now bare and desolate looking.
 New Milford boasts of having the oldest voter in the state, Reuben M Wilbur Of East street. MT. Wilbur was born October 3, 1925, in Lime Rock, N. Y.
 The Mckeon, Brown Adley Co.,, of Bridgeport, undertakers, has been form d with $25, 900 capital by Thomas fl. ,rown, Stephen Mckeon and James V. Adley.
 In an effort to bring about minimum of water casualties next summer the American Red Cross this winter will carry on an intensive campaign for pre- paredness.
 Call and examine special line of Christ mas cards at The Bulletin job room-- adv.
 A "comrnunity baptism" was held at Trinity College Sunday. Four infants were baptized by President R. E. Ogil- by. The service took place in the coi- iege chapel,
 The Connecticut state highway de- partInent Is asking for bids oh con- sduction Of about 1850 linear feet of WaterboUnd macadam pavement on the Labanea road.
 Joseph Linden Smith, we'll known in the field of art, will be the convocatlon speaker at Connecticut college today CTuesdRy). His talk will be on A Fam. ous Discovery in Egypt.
 Mr. and Mrs. StancAfr Yale of South Glastonbury have issued invitations for the wedding of their daughter, Miss Mary Lee Hale, to Allen Estahrook Starr of East Hampton, on Saturday, Dee, 8.
 Ar. and Mrs. Pierre L. Schellens of Garoton have received cable advices of the marriage of their son, George H. Schel- lens, to Regina Saby of France on Nov. 1. The marriage took place in Smyrna, AEia Minor.
 Coal prices right now appear to have struck absolute bottom for this sea Son, and the householder will have n1 | stock, according to A J. Casey, eiitol of the American Coal Journal. St. James lodge, No. 23, F. and A. M, works the second degree at Ma sonic Temple tonight at 730. Lecture Illustrated by stereopticon-adv.
 The members of the Missionary so. eisty ot the Baptist church, Noank, held their monthly meeting at the home oi Mrs. W; c. Smith. The subject study was India and the customs and religions of that country were briefly reviewed.
 John D. Eldridge a prominent resident | of Old Mystic, died at his home there I Saturday. He was born in Old Mystic i Feb. 27 1852, making him nearly T years of age. He w6S a son of John EIdridge and Aehie Bennett Eldridge.
 Mrs. George O. T7ncaat of Poauonnoc road, was delightfully."- surprised Satur. day evening, the oeeasiea being the 62nt anniversary of her birth About 25 O.
 her friends from Greton and Noanl rendered party at her home in her hon or.
 Friday afternoon a fire started in Eh grass and leaves at Groten Long Poin
 which caused considerable anxiet
 among the residents at the north end c
 the Point. The fire came close to tn cottage owned and occupied by Loui Miller.
 Complimentary to Capt. and Mrs Sein of Newport, R. L, the former com nlanaant of the torpedo station there, dinner was given Sunday evening ol board the U. s. submarine tender Sa vanaah anchored off the Groton Iro Works.
 Aid for former army officers who ar lseparated from the service and forced t 1 iadjust themselves to civil life is sough in an appeal to the Hartford chambe of commerce by Major General Clarenc . R. Edwards, commander of the Firs Corps area,
 An effort will be madesby the Connect
 cut company to have the legislature re lieve the company ofspaying the pc ] cent. of it's gross passenger revenues i
 Hartford to the Hartford city treasur as provided in the Tucker grant, it va
 learned Monday
 While the s. s. Manhattan Island loading on flour at the state pier, Ne7
 London, bound for the Near East tn
 freight steamer West Gatumska is lyin
 out in the haTbeF waiting for shinHen , of flour to arrive at the pier from Por
 Colbourne, Canada.
 Governor E. S. Lake said that. fo
 lowing ah understanding with Strperi1
 tendent Robert T. Hurley of the sta . police, every effort would be made i. Preveat interference by the Ku Klu 2 Kan with the recognized legal pr cedure of the state.
 : Mrs Minnie Arthur a maid emp1oye :: at the Mohican hotel, New London k more or less interested in the unsolye
 double murder of Rev. Edward Wheele
 Hall, and his choir singer, Mrs. Eleanc = R. Mills, for she was a maid in the Ha
 household, nine years ago. ,. More than 200 delegates of the Kert l, Hayesod from 24 Jewish communiti . in all parts of this state attended il
 convention which marked. the epeaiI
 of a drive for $200,e00 to be used in r q building the Jewish national hornelan
 Palestine, in New Haven Saturday.
 invitations have been issued for fl
 wedding of Miss Caroline Hyde, daug
 ter Of Mrs. Francis DeI.ac9v Hyde
 New York, and William H. Moodin. T
 of New York and East Hanpton Sa
 urday, Dec. g, at the summer bme n the brides mother in Plainfeid. N. Y IS Mrs. Florence E. woicett, who is ' charge of the social work of the Ne Haven orphan asylum in her report f