Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

Order pie and cake for Thanksgiving at Woman's Exchange.-adv.
 Waterbury has less diphtheria ~and more scarlet fever cases than any city in. the state. Health Officer T. J. Kill martin said.
 In looking over some old papers Fred H. Stancl:f of 3S Marlborough street, Portland, found copy of Middlesex Gazette of the date of July 4, 1922, No. 1. S10.
 Candidate for certificates from the state as certified public accountants were examined Thursday at Hartford by the state board of accountancy.
 The class of 1907 and 1908 held it's class dinner Wednesday evening at the New York Yale club. The class of 1910 met Thursday night for its banquet at the same place.
 The E. E. Dickinson Co. of Essex, ] with authorized capital stock of $780, l 900 was incorporated Wednesday Pa pers were filed at the office of the sec | retary of the state.
 D. A R. rummage sale, Saturday, Nov. | 25, Buckingham Memorial, a. m.-adv. |
 Turkey prices continue to be an i'm portant subject among dealers. Present indications point towards a 6o-65c per lb. market for the better grades of fresh western stock. New Haven has just completed a Community Chest drive with $507, ,46S as the amount to be, raised. The total as now reported is $51S.522, an excess Of a little more than $12,000.
 Uncasville people whose business calls | them over the road leading to the c. V. | station from the car station at night find the new lights installed by the Robert Gair Co. to be of great benefit.
 Connecticut had more inmates in it's state prison this summer than it had five years ago, while the inmates of it's county jails, police stations and other jails num- bered less in 1922 than in 1917.
 Georgia Paper Shell Pecans at A. B. Kingsbury's,' Room '. Shannon Building. I-adv. 's>-' ''' Miss Mary. Mussoto of Poauonnoc road
 became the bride of Imbrioco Bortolomeo
 of Groton Thursday morning at the Sa- cred Heart church, Groton. The cere-
 mony was performed by Rev. William F.
 Fox.
 |. Representative Arthur W. Marsden of Madison has just been elected to the
 general assembly from that town for
 the sixth time. He has also served two terms in the senate, making his coming , term eight running.
 , Through the interest of Mrs. Elisha H. Cooper of New Britain, very fine
 exhibition of oil paintings done by the
 members of the fOld Lyme, Connecticut,
 Art Society is being shown at the
 New Britain Institute.
 John Bull Of Centerbrook, who was
 struck by an automobile and instantly killed, was born in Old Saybrook, July
 24, 1S44. He later moved to Center brook where he resided in the family
 homestead until his death.
 Call and examine special line of
 Christmas cards at the Bulletin Job . Room.-adv.
 The Stafford Lace Company of Wind ermere did not reopen, Wednesday as 1 expected Last week an attachment was served on the firm by Edwin G. Emert ; treasurer, of the company for $12,000 The concern has been closed since July Mrs. Catherine E. Cox died Thursday
 morning at her home in Noank in hel 90th year. She was born in Billerica
 Mass, July 2, 1883, and was the daughter 2 of John and Bedelia Leonard Holton. Sht ? was the widow Of Isaac c. Cox. t Arthur Bosworth Mckinley, son of Mrs | i John Mckinley of New London, and Mrs Agnes Fitzgerald Lynch, were married a t the parochial residence of St.-Patrick' n cathedral. New York city, Oct. 16, b. = Rev. Father John M. E. Quinn. Bank officials are being notified of an | other counterfeit bill that is being pu c out. The bill is of the $10 denomina :. ton, issued on the Federal Reserv T T bank of New York, with the check let . U ter c and portrait of Jackson upo it.
 The Meriden Electric Light compan
 has announced a reduction in the charg
 for electrical current current used fo 0 light and power, effective December h The present price is If cents per kilo W watt hour for light up to 100 kilowat n hours.
 " Sale Saturday. Buckingham Nemoria T, cake, candy, aprons, novelties, supper # bean and salad, 35c Danish medium e Sunday, Spiritual Academy.-adv.
 Presumption as to .survivorship whe r husband and wife meet death togethe ,i will probably be one of the matter which the probate assembly, through il
 legislative committee, will Aask the ger
 eral assembly to act on at its comin Is session Ts- 7i-7 is In, report made by y-State Tax Con '.- missioner William H. Blodgett he show
 IAHc4\ HI e~0O4l1OA +IAAC PTOQCTIy LE
 grand list, which amounts to, about $1 = 7OO,ooo,oO0, the people: in Connectic, = are worth about $1,17s,7oO,O0O more :
 securities. sH ..t- x s--:-eSz e, Fifty priests attended a solemn his 'e, mass of requiem celebrated in Wate z- bury in memory of the pastor of tE
 Church of the Immaculate Conceptio
 Rev. John McCabe, of Jewett City,
 nephew of Father Fitzsanmons, was tl a. celebrant
 State Fuel Administrator Thomas v = Russell declared that he may ask Go,
 ernor Everett J. Lake to call speci
 session of the legislature to empow
 tho fuel board to set and enforce pric,
 for coal, in Connecticut, says u Bridgeport Telegram.
 Reports which come to us from a
 over the country indicate that the O
 cupants of dwelling houses are co-ope
 ating with the department in makiY
 provision for mail receptacles, either,
 the form of a door slot or letter box
 says the Postal Bulletin.
 n- During the last six years, the numb ES, of insane hospital patients in fhfs sta g. has increased SIS. This was shown nS a report submitted to the state depax ss ment of public welfare at it's sen .ir monthly meeting at Hartford Wedne ed day by Secretary ChaSles P. Kellogg. At the Farm Bureau group meetf IL at Grange hall, Coventry, it was vot er, to hold a one-day Institute this wi n- ter with Seeds and Their Sources ao subjects for the men and Home Dyeii
 for Rugs and The Use of Fruit al oA Vegetables in the Diet, for the -wome ne The rainbow sale and cafeteria a, eS o per given by the Parish Aid Society to Trinity Episcopal church was very su