Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
VARIOUS MATTERS

will be from the End to the 7th. The moon will be full Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Hermanson of North Waterford entertained a number of guests on Thanksgiving day.
 The Frank E. Wolcott Manufacturing company of Hartford has been incor- porated with authorized capital stock of $5O,OOO.
 MT. and Mrs John C. Kneeland and family have moved from Clark's Corner to Hampton. Mrs. Kneeland was former erly Miss Helen Dewey of Bolton.
 It is expected that the steamer Mar tha Washington, fine type 9f ocean passenger ship, will leave the state pier at New London today (Saturday).
 State Attorney Thomas F. Noone has completed the list of criminal cases to be taken up at the opening Tuesday, December 5, before Judge Frank D. Haines.
 $1.7O fiashlight for $1.15. The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
 Fifth degree members of Quinebaug Pomona grange will be in South Killing ly today (Saturday) for q meeting at which the biennial election of officers vii ltake place.
 Fire completely gutted the second | story of the home of Thomas Fox and family of Groton Thursday noon. The ! building is owned by ThorNSaH Brunn of Boston, Mass.
 Robert C. Buell. of Ballard and Co.,, will be chairman of the executive com mittee of the Trinity College centennial l fund campaign that will be conducted in Hartford from January 15 to 20.. A pleasant Thanksgiving dinner par | ty was held in Thames hall at Connec- i ticut college for the students remaining on campus, their guests. and for mem- bers of the faculty and thelr families.
 Miss Gustel von Butcher, president of the German body corresponding to- the | w. C. T. L.. and Miss Wilhemina Loh- mann, will be in Hartford next week as guests in this country of the Connecti- cut W. c. T. U.
 Richard H. Stoughton of New London has announced the engagement of hi. sister, Miss Bertha l.. Stoughton o1 Clinton, this state, to Edmun1 NJ. Fer guson Hedge of Fishers ,slani, Y. Y No date has been set for the wedding.
 Now is the time to get fiashlight al
 bargain prices. The Lee & Osgood Co adv.
 Miss Mary Stubbs Parker of Lake |
 to Harold Sykes Lake, son of Governor
 Everett J. Lake and Mrs Lake, was re-
 gently announced, was introduced to so- ciety Thanksgiving at tea in New Ha- ven.
 J That the state would do well to take
 steps to provide it's future governors
 with an automobile for his official use was the opinion expressed during a dis
 cussion which followed a meeting of the board of control at Hartford Wed nesday.
 ! Lieutenant Stuart Chadwick, first ail
 pilot to land on the Hartford aviation n field. and well known in this state, ha. checked in' at Columbia, s. C., on hi
 way to Florida, where he will spend tn, winter, according to word received iron the aviator.
 Call and examine special line 0
 Christmas cards at the Bulletin jo 8 room.-adv-
 f Reports from 1O2 Class I railroads fo
 October show an aggregate net railwa, e operating income of $51, ,761, 300, compar e ed with s65,543,9 300 for the same road n last year, according to a preliminar : statement by the Bureau of Railwa, |. Economics.
 - The An-in-One Mfg. O., Bridgeport s has elected the following officers ac f cording to notice filed with the secre
 tary of state: President and treasurer '- Robert H. Lieberthal; vice presiden s Edward R. Roberts; secretary, France l. S. Roberts
 Elks' memorial service, Sunday, De ? 3, D. m, at Elks' home The publ r invited.-adv.
 e Wednesday evening was the close ( .' the three nights bazaar held at Eat Hampton under the auspices of St. Pal ' rick's church. 'The Burglar and "Ur cle Josh from Jarvis Center" the tW
 plays, were written and directed b
 Luke McCarroll.
 Clans Holsters, scallops, best finna
 haddie and oysters at Powers Bros.- = adv.
 Connecticut lodge, I. o. o. F., C
 Hartford will entertain Israel Putnal '. lodge of Putnam this Saturday, ever d ing when the degree team of the Pu n nam lodge will confer the first degre
 on large class of candidates for tt
 Hartford lodge.
 Thanksgiving day was very appr a priately observed at the State Farm f II Women, Mantle. After an exeelle h feast prepared by the girls in each
 the buildings, the guests were sinvit
 to the class rooms where an entertai \ men was staged.
 Elks' memorial service, Sunday, De ! 3, 8 D. m., at E1ks' home. The publ
 invited.-adv.
 The railroads had 117 ,23S new freig
 cars either ordered and under constru
 tion or installed in actual service fro
 Jan. l to Nov. 1, according to u A car service division of the America \ Railway association. This was an i l crease of 47,S02.
 Although the state board of canvas st CTS has declared to have been official :. elected those candidates who receive
 majority of votes in. the election 'o November 2, the successful candida 3. have not yet qualified for office and W la not do so until January. E Justice of the Peace Thomas F, Mo
 ton of Waterford, in his capacity l. aide to cupid has averaged one ma 1e riage per month during 1922. He hor 1s to make it an even dozen before t to close of the year, and he has a f 1e month to maintain the record l. Elks' memorial service, Sunday, D " 3, D.. m., at Elks' home The pub ;s s invited.-adv.
 n n District Deputy Grand Exalted Ru to Daniel Cronin, B. P. o E., of New Lc ro don, yill make his official visit to Ha. 1b ford lodge, No. 19, B. P. o. E., Wedn, -s day night. District Deputy Cronn V ' be accompanied by his suite of asso ,r ated officers and prominent Elks fir, p all parts of the state will be present d. Try our small oysters. They can't .s. beat;>- only soc pint. Nice shrim ss clans and Finnan haddie for Saturd ou Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broadway ed adv.
 e. Francis D. Donohue, the real < est d. agent who has been doing business so 15 years on Broadway, has removed he1 office to the Shannon building where 1 l.<.a aa.... ~ rr- :. -