Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-07
1922
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Light vehicle lamps at 4.49 o'clock to- night.
 Mail carrying Red Cross Christmas seals is already arriving at the local post office.
 The Andy and Phelan company of Waterbury has incorporated on capital of $1O,00O.
 The Safety Steamship company of Bridgeport has incorporated on capital of $100,0oo.
 1 Meat pie supper, Gales Ferry church. tonight. 5.30. Adults soc; children 25c. -adv.
 l The Pawcatuck Congregational church 1 is being given two coats of paint. The first is neriy completed.
 The East End Realty corporation of Brodgeport has increased its capital from $1,360,0O0 to S2.6o3,600. The Bead Chain Manufacturing com pany of Bridgeport has incorporated its capital from $50,000 to $S00,000. MT. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Allen Of | Center Groton entertained Wednesday evening the Dozen club. A chicken din ner was served
 I Patients dismissed Wednesday from | New London hospitals included Timothy ] Mulcahy of Westerly and Mrs. Walter Watrou of Willimantic.
 The Westerly Junior Chautauqut has been awarded the banner for the second consecutive year, as the banner Chau- tauqua of the corcuit.
 Under the auspices of the state de- partnent of health a two-day conference of public health nurses opened Wednes- day at the captol, Hartford.
 James Graham of Lisbon and Archt- bald Macdonald of Putnam are serving on the grand jury at the December term of the U. S. district court at Hartford. Il Dr. James N. Lewis of Ashaway has returned from Thanksgiving week wis., it with his daughter, Mrs. Everett Wells and family at their home in Lawrence, Mass.
 Tenants who are not employed by Pratt Read & Company at Deep River
 have been notified to vacate the rents in
 the apartment houses not later than ) January 1.
 Wauregan House ballroom. Tea served I-adv.
 Mrs, Helen Taft Manning, daughter oi
 Chief Justice William Howard Taft and
 Mrs. Taft, addressed the members of the
 Anglo-American Group Forum club last week in London. One round trip of the Groton ferry was
 lost Wednesday morning when the plate
 holding the rudder in place became loose The craft was in mid-Stream when the boat became disabled.
 Professor William Lyon Phelps of l Yale university will speak before the
 Daughters of 1872 of New York, Friday in the ball room of the Waldort-Astoris on Contemporary Books"
 At the seaside senatorium at Crescent
 Beach 8 new home for nurses is under ? construction at a cost of $20,000 and z 2 new recreation building is being built a the Meridian sanatorium for $12,5oo. The State Farm for Women at Man
 tic still has plenty of potatoes, turnipS celery and other vegetables from thu P garden grown under direction of Mis-
 Rogers and cultivated by the girls.
 Call and examine special line o
 Christmas greeting cards at the Bulle ' tin job room-adv. Bills for the fourth and last ipstalmen , of the 1921 income tax due Decembe , 1O have been mailed by the internal rev enue department. There were ,2S,0OO no : tices sent to taxpayers throughout tn g state.
 v Dairy Commissioner Thomas Hol B does not think there will be an increas e in the price of milk notwithstanding tn t fact that the supply may be less dur B ing the coming winter than the de
 mand.
 At the athletic association meetin I held at Connecticut college Tuesday ey ening, Miss Amy Hilker gave her repor > on the second eastern sectional confer '' ence of American College Women, hel e at Cornell.
 At the semi-annual convention of tn
 New England Business College associa
 tion held in Providence, J. F. Nixor 6 principal of the Middletown Bushes "a college was elected vice president fo n the coming year.
 Is Colonel Charles W. Comfort, Jr., an h First Lieutenant Harry C. Began, bot Il of New Haven, have been appointed l. board for the examination of non-con n missioned National Guard officers of th O medical department. n Oysters 30 and 35c pint. Nice line , 0 Rfresh and smoked fish. Broadway Fis
 Market, 40 Broadway-adv. n Robert Smith manager of the Ne l. London mill of the H. K. H. Silk O.. wa
 presented gold watch chain and Od y Fellows charm by employees of the mi l Wednesday. MT. Smith will retire fro, 'r active business on Jan. 1.
 At Noank the Newyunckoua Gam
 Fire Girls held a meeting at the hon
 Of Miss Elizabeth Spicer. This WI M their regular business meeting and tt
 money received from selling candy, etC v was given to the treasurer. is Members of degree team of Court Gil 7e of Norwich, F. of A., meet tonight at T. A. B. hall. at 7.45 o'clock.-adv. e. A special meeting of Quonochonta, i- grange, No. 4S, was held and the thiI O. ana fourth degrees were conferred ( d eight candidates. The ladies' deer,
 team of Exeter exempliied the degre l. in very impressing manner. f. Announcement has been made of fl he marriage in New York city on Sund; r. last of Miss Pearl Heller daughter
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heller of UncasyiI
 to Sidney Friedman of New York, son - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Friedman of th
 city.
 The office of the Mystice Power CD,
 pany in the Main block in Mystic h
 been recently remodeled and renovate S making very attractive place. This
 in Keeping with many other improy,
 ments being made by the company
 that place.
 Franklin Chapter, No. 4 R A.
 works the past master and M. E. I'M is, ter degrees tonight at Masonic Tenn os at 7.3o.-adv.
 Ut, The state highway department md ng the supervision of Joseph A. Austin 'm making much needed renairs a1o-sr ', Si street extension at Noank. A new ra p,, ing is being placed along Cheste is bridge as the old railing was in a aII lapidated condition. iS- Nominations of officers to serve we A year initiatior of oIo .,Ss;sS. s.