Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-09


 Fifty name cards for 50 cents at The Bulletin Job onice.-adv.
 The Quality Clothes Shop, Inc, of wGtsTNury has completed its dissolution proceedings. with all claims paid.
 A number o6 Noank people attended the turkey supper at the Union Bap- tiEt church, Mystic, Friday evening.
 The Britton Co., of Hartford has filed a preliminary certificate of dissolution at the office of the secretary of the state.
 Gifts of embroidery, novelties, handker- chiefs Christmas cards Woman's Ex- change.-adv.
 The feast of the Immaculate Concep- tion of the Blessed Virgin Mary, holy day of obligation, was observed in the Catholic churches Friday.
 The Elltone O.. Inc. of Shelton has been incorporated with a capital of E5o,oo0 to carry on radio and cleo trical manufacturing business.
 Francis Deming of Berlin who served in the general assembly last term, has completed 32 years of service as clerk of the Worthington Ecclesiastical Socie- ty.
 At the State Farm for Women at Mantle many old stone walls about the farm are being carted away so that larger fields can be cultivated next year.
 Ninety-six dolls have been distributed to Mt. Holyoke College girls to be dress ed as Christmas presents for the chil- dren at the Skinner Coffee House in Holyoke.
 Clarence W. Church, son of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur c. Church, of Potter HAl, has enlisted for one year in ahe U. $. Coast Guard service and is at the New port station.
 Miss Marjorie Sykes Lake, daughter of Governor Lake, left Friday for Chi cago, where she will lbe the guest of her hrother's fiancee. Miss Mary Stubbs Parker, tor few weeks. At East Hampton the W. c. T. U. ' met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Charter, the county president. Mrs. Hattie M. Newton reported on the World and National conventions.
 Call and examine special line of Christmas greeting cards at The Bulletin i job room.-adv.
 l Although Governor Everett J. Lake stands ready to call special session of ! the legislature should occasion for 1t arise there appears little likelihood of such an action being taken 1t was learned Friday.
 Due to rain and mist on the windshield of his automobile Edwin G. Swanson l failed to notice trolley car turning out of Main street Into State street, New London. Friday as a result ran into the ] trolley car.
 That Indians are entitled to the fran ! he nF PaI Q chief of the northern Blackfoot tribe ot Indians in Montana in an address tc the Boy Scouts of New London Thurs day evening.
 l Except through death or resignation or perhaps the general assembly adds tc the number of judges, Governor Temple. ton will have but one superior court i tudgeship to fill during his two years term in office.
 Arthur T. Hadley former president oi Yale, in the current number of Harper's magazine declares that education consists in bringing out a mans power and ir knowing: things and doing things in hay ing many interests.
 Frank Robertson of Westerly, 8 member of the University of Pennsyl rania Glee chfh. was among those wn; appeared in the annual concert of thu combined Gles club and symphony or chestra held recently.
 reunion of the Starr family asso citation which has members in this state will be held in Washington, D. C., Sat urday, Dec. 16, when Vice Presiden Coolidge. who is member of the Star family, is expected to be present. The movements of Henry Ford whil, in this vicinity on Wednesday still re main somewhat a. mystery and whethe he visited Mystic to look over the situ ation there, with reference to building branch plant there Is not known.
 Cleverly counterfeited checks, rep resenting travellers checks issued by tn American Express Co.,, are in circula ton. in Bridgeport. They are fo amounts from $1o to $500, but it is be lieved the smaller denominations ar mostly in circulation.
 The movement conducted by the Ma tional Woman's party having for it epochal air, That women shall no long ,. CT be the. governed half of society, bu shall participate eually with men in tn direction of life has begun to stir no ticeably in the state.
 Governor Lake has signed the cleo . tton certificates of the five Connecticu
  : notification of the action of the stat board of canvassers in declaring thet elected. The secretary of the state als signed the certificates. . Today at Woodstock Dairy, Ott Stahl's famous sugar cured smoked ham. to lbs, 27c Ib.-adv.
 The senate has confirmed nomination of the following Connecticut postmas ters: Alfred W. Barrett, Berlin; V Kenneth Avery, Granby Irving $. Cool g Higganum; Michael J. Kenney, Mechar icsville; W. Gardiner Davis, Ponfre and W. Frank Smith, WaHingford. In order that prompt investigation , may be made of automobile acddent l Supt. Robert T. Hurley of the state pt lice department wrote to all hospitals Hartford county requesting them to n, tfy the department of motor vehicle a, cidents which come to their attention.
 Mrs. Emma B. Phillips of Nort Kingstown was awarded a verdict f,
 $4eo against the New York, New H ven and Hartford Railroad compan
 tor damage to woodland by fire by u
 jury at Wednesdays session of the sl perdor court for Washington count R. I.
 Preparations for the junior prom,
 made at Trinity college which will held in the college alumni hall in Fe ruary are being made by the commit
 Of which William Spencer Terrell
 WalEngford is chairman. It will be t,
 first formal event in 1923, the cente nial year at Trinity.