Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-03
VARIOUS MATTERS

A4SO llAL HFS UldnkeLS ana 8 camera had been stolen from the academy. The Connecticut Valley Section of tre Association of Teachers of Mathematics in New England will hold it's fall meet ing Saturday at the New Haven High school.
 Wesleyan's track schedule for 1923 announced by D. H. Corkran, Jr., man ager, lists five regular meets including l entrance in the New England intercol- legiates.
 President Joseph W. Alsop of the Con- necticut Valley Tobacco Association IS in New York city, advancing bank ar engagements for loans to be made to the association in short time. Deane Irene Nye of the Connecticut College, New London, will speak at the monthly meeting of the Emanuel Sis terhood Monday evening at the vest-y of Emanual Synagogues Hartford. | Food sale, Nov. 4, auspices Anti Lynching Crusaders, 157 Franklin street. adv.
 cottage is being erected at Pine Grove for Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Beebe of Mantle. The new cottage has bean leased to, MT. and Mrs. Fosner of New York city for the coming season.
 Friends of5NA. S. May, veteran treas urer of the New Haven road, have arranged dinner for him November 16. at New Haven in recognition of fif- ty years service with the company. A war. memorial to more than three hundred Smith alumnae who served, overseas, among them. Miss Elizabeth Abbe of South Windham, will soon ba erected on the Smith college campus. Postmasters of third and and fourth class postoffces can no longer be absent from their posts on vacations or sick leaves and leave their office in charge of subordinates, under a recent ruling.
 Economy Paper Supply Co.,, s2 Water street, will take care of your paper re- quirements, Phone 21OS.-adv.
 Communicable disease in Midd1esex county for the week ending Monday, | Oct 30, as reported by the state de theria.
 Among those who attended the mas querade Halloween dance given at the | Crccker house. New London, by the a+h- letic association of the Robert Gair C,I were MT. and Mrs. George Hancock of Montville.
 An endowment fund of S125,o0O for a
 
 the name of Dean Clarence R. Brown is being raised through the 14,000 Iiv- ing graduates of the school, it was an nounced.
 One of the most important real es- l tate transfers to be recorded in Mystic t1of some time is the transfer of a large < acreage of land by Justin W. Denisoi 5 of West Mystic to s. H. Davis of West. lerly,, R. I.
 The Danbury Junior Red Cross, wh;cF , carried on its activities through tht ; public schools, has shipped, thirty-six Christmas boxes to headquarters ir ] New York city to. be forwarded to dessl ' ute children of Europe.
 Rummage sale, Buckingham Memorial also food sale at Pendleton's, 45 Broad , way, Saturday, a. m., by Alpha Gam :, ma Sigma.-adv.
 At Bolton, John Lenti of South Man r chester has purchased the Gleason farn : of Frank Dubey. MT, Lenti is one O C the three Lenti brothers who owned tn
 large fruit farm just south of MT. Du g pey's until few years ago. ] MT. and Mrs. Charles Guile were ten dered a surprise party at their home v 37 Bristol street, New London, Wednes = day evening in celebration of their 31a wedding anniversary. The affair w..
 planned by Mrs. Fred Smith. u Rev: John H. Rosebaugh, rector of Al l. Saints church, Springfield, Mass, fN, d the past five years, has resigned to ac l. cept the post of director of religious ed t, ucation for the Episcopal diocese c 1. Connecticut, newly created office. 2. With impressive exercises, the cor
 nerstone of the new women's dormitor 0f hn IC~ ~Nf . was laid Wednesday. The principal esd
 dress was given by Dr. Mary E. Woo
 ley, president of Mt. Holyoke College. Fhirty-eight carloads of flour. con
 veyed by the Central Vermont roa
 from Port Colburne, Canada, arrived a
 the state pier, New London, Wednes
 day night. More cars will follow an
 the entire shipment will be- sent to Ii,
 erpool.
 There are 1924 automobiles reriste.
 cd from the town of Groton, accordfn
 to a statement of the motor vehicle q.
 partment which has sent in the list ( automobiles and the names of the h owners to the board of assessors
 Groton.
 v The hunting season on the rnajorr
 of the fur-bearing animals in the stat It opened Wednesday. With the except;c
 of raccoon. the season on which opene
 Oct. 14,3 the closed season on skun
 mink, otter and muskrat ended We, tuesday.
 k There has been an immense increa
 in the, revenues of the "New Hayel [. road, as compared with year ago, a.
 the net income is sS.a6o,4S5 for the fir
 nine months of the year, according
 figures published by the New Hay,
 Times-Leader.
 n To make way for committee heari, rooms for the incoming session of u lt general assembly, the offices of u
 state board of agriculture at the capit
 have been moved from the fourth flo
 to the second floor. Other changes ''s .
 being planned.
 ie Miss Amy Hilker of sayvilie, L. l.,
 junior at Connecticut college, has be
 chosen to represent the college at
 conference of women delegates fro
 Eastern colleges at Cornell universi ov for the purpose of the advancement " feminine athletics.
 Commander Guy Davis, U. S. N,
 command of the Fourth division of
 s. submarines of the Atlantic fleet a
 Mrs. Davis entertained Thursday eve
 ing at dinner followed by bridge aboa wp the U. s submarine tender Bushnell V the submarine base.
 Carload shipments of apples ha
 been heavy during the week, and ca
 ern apples appear to be overbalanci
 shipments of western boxed fruit. I demand is active for large sized 2
 ples as well as pA' grade Baldwi .., Greetings and Kings.
 di. Pieretti Bros, the Centerbrook e lng tractors and builders have receu