Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light Vemcle lamps at 44S O'CLOCK to- night. Many automobiles were on the road Thanksgiving day as the weather was ideal. The force at the Noank shipyard has been increased. There are now GO men employed. The Larkin Carey Company of New Haven has increased it's capital stock from $5O,OOo to SlO0,oOo. S3.5O 1ashlight for s1.75, The Lee and osgood Co-adv The products necessary to make the New England Thanksgiving dinner per feet were generally lower than last year.
 The Connecticut State Hospital at Middletown Is preparing to observe the Christmas holidays with appropriate festivities.
 The sum of $5,OOO has been ordered transferred from the office expense ac- count of the state police department to the appropriation for clerks to cover deficiency.
 The state fuel administration has an | nounced that shipments of anthracite 1 coal were not coming into the state in l quantities sufficient to satisfy even a quarter of the demands.
 l A Union Thanksgiving service was held at Calvary Baptist church, Wester- l Iy. Wednesday evening. Rev. B. W. Hat l field preached the sermon and Calvary choir was in attendance.
 l An increase in salary of $1,o00 was | granted to Warden H. K. W. Scott of the state prison by the board of control \ at It's meeting Wednesday in Hartford This makes the salary $6,0cO. T Catholic Ladies of Columbus food sale, Boston Store basement, Saturday Dec. 2, 1 o'clock.-adv.
 Mrs. H. Clay reston, of the state de. partment of humane education, will bt in Danbury on December 5, to give 2 talk before the teachers of the Danburg public schools at the State Norma 1 school
 l Call and examine special line oi Christmas cards at The Bulletin job room adv.
 Il At East Hampton announcement have been received of the coming wed ding of Miss Mary Hale of Glaston bury to Allen E. Starr of East Hamp ton, to be held at the home of the bridt on December g.
 } The Phoenix Securities Company Q Hartford has notified the secretary O , the state of the issue of 1749 additiona shares df stock of a par value of s1oo l The outstanding stock of the corpora tion is now $1,950,SeO.
 At Noank a birthday party wa given to MayDeIle Carpenter Tuesda q evening at the home of her grandmoth t Or, Mrs. George D. Carpenter on ElT a street extension It was Miss Carpen :. ter1s eighteenth birthday.
 5o ao,I.Yt-bk e, FrL,a and Osgood Co.-adv.
 The Manufacturers Polishing an Platers Supply O., Inc, Bridgeport : President, Harry H. Bristol; vice pres ident, P. B. Ptcotte; treasurer and sec retary, E. Thomas Bristol.
 The United States Civil Service Con . mission has annouhced an examinatio to be held at. Clinton, on Jan. 13, to A tho position of rural carrier at Clinto and vacancies that may later oocur o rural routes from that post office.
 That the entire state board of educs a tion threatened to resign at a receI 3 conference with the state board of f nance, concerning salary differences fC | teachers, became known following 3 meeting of the state board of contr Wednesday.
 Engineers throughout the state al planning to attend meeting of u a Connecticut Society of Civil Engineer in Danbury, Monday, Dec. 4, and lakt mako an inspection of the/ newly con pleted addition to the Mallory Hat con pany plant.
 n The appointment of United Stat 1 Deputy Marshall James E. Wheeler WInsted to succeed Jonathan Emo Samsbury as ctlief prohibition enforc ment agent for the district Of Come ticut was announced wednesday by D rector Mackenzie.
 II The enbyro debaters of Trinity Co lege have banded themselves togeth and, at a meeting adopted the name
 the TrtnNy College Debating Unio
 Among the events to which this organ ration is looking is a dual debate vii Penn State in AprdL
 Now is the time to get f1ashligl at bargain prices. The Lee and Osgoc \ Co.-adv.
 achool teachers of Bridgeport wt
 failed to attend the sessions of the r cent state teachers convention witho
 satisfactory excuse presented to t
 board of education will be deprived
 their pay for that day, according to
 tion taken by the board.
 The state banking commission h
 fixed Wednesday. Dec. 6, as the da
 for a hearing on the application of re.
 dents of Cheshire and New Haven
 organize the Cheshire Bank & TrU
 Company. The proposed bank will ha
 capital stock of $25.Oo0.
 Representatives of various womer
 organizations of the state will meet
 the state headquarters of the Ccnnt
 ticut League of Women Voters F'rid
 to determine what measures the orga
 izations will support at the coming st . sion of the general assembly.
 In a letter received from Will J Hays, chairman of the Near Ei
 Emergency Fund, Governor Lake
 asked to call the attention to the ''oy = whelnIfng emergency" in the Near E
 and to designate Sunday, Dec. 3, as
 special day for mass meetings.
 The United Manufacturing Co.
 Norwalk was incorporated Wsdnesd
 to deal in iron, brass and other mat tais. It's capital. is $5U,oo0. and bu tIs ness will be started with S25,o00. ]
 incorporators are John H. Rcht
 Frank Fox and George 0. Dufauit |. The state board Of canvassers, e eS sisting of the secretary Of state,
 treasurer and the comptroller canva
 ed the vote of the state election a
 certified their finding as prepared
 the Secretary of state from official
 turns in the 16s towns of Connectic Al A few tobacco. growers not nemb St of the Connecticut Valley Toba - Growers association have sold tf
 1922 tobacco. This was of the Hay;
 variety and the price reported is un
 uhlly high. One grower claims to h.
 made profit Of about $500 an acre