Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

fox Saturday. The fox weighsd F l12
 New arrival of scallops and macksrel at Powers Bros. s.-adv.
 Large catches of mackerel are be- ing made off Watch Hill and some sea bass are being caught.
 Patients dismissed at New London hos pitals Monday included Peter Meriannt and Herbert Mckenzie, both of Gfot9n. Whist, Moose home, tonight, at o. clock. Mo9ssheart Lsgion,-ady.
 Announcement Is made of the mar riage ip New Lond9n of Mrs: Nellie ?. 5Allyn to Nelson ]. Lyon Sf'WatsF-
 James McArdle, formerly of MontviIie has been transferred from the Chicago to tpe New York office Of the Goodyear | Fire Go.
 Mrs. E. A. Fitch of Noank enter l tained the members of the Mizpah class of the Noank church at her home recently.
 Abppt aO gut of 4 ears ot flour all ready arrived at the state pier have been uploaded and transferred onto the | freighter Natirar.
 Wild geese have started on their | s9Nthern trip for the winter. Old timers regard this passing as an omen or cold weather.
 Regular meeting Mercier assembly. c, ,tL. Of C.. tonight at 8 oclock.-.ady. Trinity College will resume it's cam | paign for a S1,5qe,900 centennial fund 1 to be raised pefore centennial csle- bration next June.
 Governor Lake has issued requi- sition pn the governor of New York 1 for the extradition of James Scott wanted ip New Haven fer theft.
 A hilIll fgF st,SsS,59 fer the LitehAeld
 qusrter ending October 1 has been paid by the state comptroller's office
 It Pays To Advertise, given by the jpnior class of Connecticut college for the freshmen, Saturday evening in the college gymnasium vas g decided sue | The U. s. Civil Service commission
 announces an open competitive exam
 fltation for junior psychologist or | s1S4O. + s' -'i' e l Don't forget Catholic Ladies of Co
 lunFbus rpulmage sale Saturday in Buck
 ingham Mem9rial-ady.
 An automobile driven by J. c. Con.
 nolly, Hartford, struck and killed . deer on the Hartford New LondoI
 turnpikke, near Colchester, satufda!
 The U. s. Civil service commission
 announces an open competitive exam ination for laboratory assistant, sen
 for grade, on November S-s. Entranc'
 salary is s1200. l Jadra NYa works the third degree at Masonic Templ tonight at 7.20.-adv.
 The grand encampment of the I. c Q. F. of Copneeticut will be held il
 Waterbury today (Tue4day). Dele gates from Eastern Connecticut will b among those present. '--'5 TT. < Miss Alice Runaway and Robert D
 Walsh. both of New London were mar ried Saturday at the parsonage of th
 First Congregational church by the Rev J, Romeyn panforth of that city.
 Digging of potatoes in this part o
 Connecticut is fast advancing anc
 may be nearly completed this week { Yield is satisfactory in most places
 but there is some rot in d nunlbe
 of crops.
 The Connecticut division of the In ; ternational Sunshine society held it , 22nd annual state convention in th 7 Memorial hall in Bethlehem recently .Branches of the state were well rep 5 Resented.
 Hon. Josephps Daniels of Mort . Carolina, formerly seer cretary of tn : navy, is te speak in Connecticut dur : ing the present campaign it wa
 announced at Democratic state head quarters.
 Taxes will be collected today from 1 m. to ?. n. at the drug store lof Joh : A. Morgan, Greeneville.-ady. : buried Friday at Medford' Mass : leaves a daughter, Mrs o. D. Fishe
 of Stonington. There is also anothe t daughter, Mrs. A. W. Coe of Vol i cott this state.
 : Moves Smith, chief engineer of the I
 A. Scott Co.'s tug Gpardsman, has re
 turned to work after being absent fo
 several days on account of severe burn
 received when the manhole gasket on tn tugs boiler let go. '
 Rear Admiral Charles P. Rlunket 4 U. $. N, president of the naval boar :. l of inspection and survey, has bee I assigned as comnmandant of the Fhir ,, Naval district Of which the Subrna z rine base is part.
 l, Wesleyan University graduates ar Y planning royal welcome for aiun1 on the weekend of November 4. I'll Q festivities will begin Friday at 5.s : p. m., when "A per cent. of the fresh q man class viii be initiated into fra d ternities.
 has issued an order that the con n mandipg officers of the 16sth Infar : try, the 1s2d Field Artillery and if j. Medical Corps, arrange for the prom y exaamHliination of all officers of the
 commEands.
 ? The New York State League Nursing Education has extende
 through it's secretary an invitation the members of the Connectic, ; League of Nuring Education to alter
 the annual meeting at the Hotel PenI 9 sylya nia on October 25. TIVE a Miss Frances Saunders, dauebt, 2 of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saunders d Qld Lyme, and a graduate of Cor le necticut college class of 1919. h {, came the bride of Philip B. Tarbt 1t of NeW Haven at the Congregation 2 church in Old Lyme Saturday. '''' 1t The 54th annual convention of Il at grand lodges of Connecticut, Knigh
 of Pythias, will be held in New Bri Fl. ain today (THesdayl, opening at 2 o'clock a. m. Grand Chanceiior Gov
 lishraW will preside and a large a
 tendance of delegates is expected. Pyramid Temple of Connectic AncieIit Arabic Order, Mobiles of ii t Mystic Shrine. will assemble l4 Bridgeport. Saturday, October 21. f . it's annual fall ceremonial, the pr 7 clamation for which has been issu,
 by 3otentate Frederick A Bartlett.