Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

'
 The postoffice department has engaged 1 in campaign to discourage the use of | dndersized letters and postcards in the | mails.
 Several from this state are attending 1 a convention of the National Associa- ton of Commercial Organization Execu- tives at Detroit.
 Word has been received in Waterford of the death at Detroit, Mich, Monday of James H. Glossenger. MT Glossenger formerly resided in Waterford. MT and Mrs. Ernmet Mcfarland ex- psct to move into their new bungalow in the Quaker Hill section of Waterford during the coming week.
 Certificates. of incorporation were filed Monday at the office of the secretary of the state by four corporations with cap ital aggregating SS5O, OeO.
 A number of eastern Connecticut wo- men attended the annual meeting of the Connecticut Society, Daughters of 1Sl2,1 held Tuesday in Hartford.
 At the recent convention of the Ma tional League of Masonic Clubs a resolu- tion was passed making the last Sunday in October Masonic Sunday" The cornerstone ofN the new fireproof building Of the Crippled Children's Home at Newington will be laid with appropriate exercises Thursday.
 The U. $. civil service commission an- 1 nounces an open competitive examination for assistant in home economics on Aov.' S. Entrance Salary is $1S00-s2200. Thomas Kelly who escaped from the state hospital at Norwich, was found in 1 Westerly by Officer Fred T. Mitchell and has been returned to the institution.
 Delegates from number of towns in the state gathered Tuesday at Win gted where the annual meeting of the Connecticut Fox Hunters club was held.
 A comparison of prices revealed for produce in Connecticut markets with those in evidence a year ago shows that some. homegrown products are much l lower.
 I- Maj Gen. Robert L. Howe, U. $. A, has been appointed to succeed Maj, Gen. Clarence R. Edwards as commander of the First Corps Area which includes this state.
 pr. Albert Avern sturley. recently appointed instructor Of physics in vale university died in New Haven hospital Sunday night after an operation for ap- pendicitis.
 Because many nev fire hazards are be- ing introduced by the fuel shortage, that fire department heads of various cities i, are warning their. people of the dangers of the situation.
 | The storm did considerable damage Monday evening at the Central Water ford school, where the staging was par tislly blown down along with some of the window castings.
 Several men are at work in the Noank i freight yard removing the two boilers and holster which have been purchased by Booth Bros. of Waterford. Transpor- tation will be made by truck.
 The twenty-third Connecticut Oldel
 Boys conference will be held in New | Britain, October 27-2s, under the aus [ pices of the State Sunday School asso
 citation and the State Y. M. c. A. }. Dean Charles R. Brown of Yale alvin ! ity school received the. highest theologic- al degree conferred by Boston uniyers- : ity at the service opening the celebra- tion of the centennial of Yale Divinity school.
 The state board of finance will mak
 a tour of inspection of number 0 a state institutions in the southern an i eastern parts of Connecticut. The triI
 will cover two days, starting Tuesda, h morning.
 ! logue there are twenty young wome
 enrolled in the Yale Law school thi l, 1 year. This is the fourth year since tn
 school was opened to women, four ar /; bearing the first year.
 Judge Simeon E. Baldwin, formerl
 chief justice ct the state and aftefward
 for twoN terms, governor of Connection s the first democratic chief executive i
 15 years, has come out unqualihedly i T favor of the 'enen shop" Announcements have been received 1 ' Old Lyme of the marriage of Mrs Emil !; Collins Hammersly.- daughter of MT. an Mrs. Atwood Collins of Hartford, an / Jewett Hamilton Scranton of the J.
 Williams Go. of Glastonbury. n Employees of the Southern New Ene ,e land Telephone Go. contributed one per
 ny each toward a basket of flowers pr' m sented to Presideat James T. Moran upc
 his return to business after a thrt 70 months absence due to illness. it During the storm Monday evening, u
 50 feet high brick smoke stack thr' ,n feet in diameter. in the coal and stoi
 yard of John Salter Son. Groton, tol ly pied over and crashed to the groun
 bricks scattering in all directions, cd Through arrangements completed l
 the Manufacturers Association of co
 neeticut, members of that organizati,
 may now ship freight to points in Nc 's York state by way of the New York ,Ce
 tral road in less than full carload shi et ments
 Trinity college, Hartford will be re sS resented at the installation of Dr. Sal
 uel r. Capen as chancellor of the ui
 versity of Buffalo Saturday by the K ce Dr. Cameron Davis of Trinity churt
 Hartford one Of tho alumni of Trini
 college %
 , Tho week of November 12 to IS tl ''e year is to be considered throughout |
 country as Cancer Week during whI IA. an effort to educate the people to SC ''' medical advice promptly in conditic
 which may De the early symptoms of ca . cer will be made
 The IT, S. Submarine R-4. sister sl to of the R-7 which was cast up on
 rocks near Eastern Point two yes A. ago was damaged by fire at the $
 Pedro submarine base Monday, I
 property loss is estimated to be in on. cess Of s70,0o0.
 so. so. Flowers at Miehael sheA's Fanesal