Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-23
VARIOUS MATTERS


 The month of November is to be de voted to stewardship by the Baptists of Connecticut.
 A new heating system has been in stalled in the Pawcatuck Seventh Day Baptist church.
 The Connecticut Red Cross annual regional conference will be held in New Haven Tuesday.
 During the recent cold snap water pipes which supply the cottages at Lords Point were frozen.
 Over one-fourth of the preliminary hon. ors for the class of 1923 at Yale have been taken by Connecticut boys.
 Miss Catherine Dodd of Norwich has been elected president of the German Verein at Connecticut college.
 Eastern Connecticut Zionists were among those present at the Zionist state convention in Bridgeport Sunday.
 The sun is now r4sing later than o'clock. It will be well into next March before 1t again rises earlier than that hour.
 The collection of the street lighting fund in Noank for the coming year will be started by Mrs. R. B. Palmer today CSfonday).
 The second annual home egg laying contest conducted by the Rhode Island State college and the farm bureaus, will begin Nov. l, 1922.
 The flowers on the altar at Trinity Episcopal church Sunday were given by Mrs Frisvell, in memory of her daugh- ter, Miss Mary FriSweI. 1.ar endorsed Congressman James J. Giynn, repuhhcan nominee for reelection. It has ranged him as a liberal"
 The U. S. civil service commission an- nounces an open competitive examination ! for photographic laboratory aid on rNav. s. Entrance salary is about s1,o0o.
 Assessurs' office open Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday evenings, to g. for the rest of the month to receive tax lists. adv.
 1 Patients dismissed Saturday at New | London hospitals included Mrs. Henry M Hanover, Groton; Harold Cornet. Uncas- vile, and Mrs. Joseph Taylor, Water ford.
 A civil service examination for clerks l carriers and chauffeur-carriers at tht 1 New London postoff1ce was held Satur- day There were 12 candidates for tht examination.
 l Governor Lake Friday addressed the students of the Gilbert, St. Anthony's ant | pubic schools in the assembly hall al | Gilbert school in Wfnsted on How CDnt necticut is Governed.
 Mr. and Mrs Edwin Chese5ro of Mys- tic, announce the engagement of their ! daughter. Miss Alice N. Chesebro, tc Harold Pike, son of MT. and Mrs. Harry Pike of West Mystic.
 The fan meeting of the Actuarial so- siety of America which came to close | Friday with 8 round of activities at the Hartford Golf club. was entirely sue l cessful in all respects.
 The citizens party of Enfield has ap. pointed Abraham Sisitzl1y to be its according to certificate filed at the of flee of the secretary of state. 1 Ex-Congressman Augustine Lonergal has completed 20 years of law practice He has occupied the same rooms con tinuopsIy for two decades following hi graduation from the Yale Law school il 1902.
 For office purposes, the Southern Nev l from the fifth to the eleventh floors of new building in New Haven at s5.5oO year for II years, with privilege o renewal
 Commissioner on Domestic Animal James M WhittleSey has ordered that dog quarantine which has been in fore in Bloomfield and Pennington for som time, due to an outbreak of rabies, b removed.
 The explosion of an oil stove in a bed room on the second story of the Gosten hopfer cottage, Eastern Point, caused tn entire destruction by fire of the interio of the room and the furniture in it Fri day night.
 Rev. J. EBdred Brown, rector of Trin ity church, will attend the services an exercises in commeHnoration of Bisho ] Brewsters 18th anniverasr-y to be he1 ' in New Haven Thursday and Friday o this week
 Capt. Edgar E. Brsddington of Grpto has applied to the war department fo permission to have constructed opposit his property at Groton Long Point breakwater 120 feet long and five fee high above high water
 Saturday President Benjamin F. Mar | 'Al1aA vas pIe<SenI as d representative 0 Connecticut college at the inaug1ratjo of the new president of Bryn Mawr col lege, Miss Marion E. Park. who win ssuc ceed Miss NJ. Carey Thomas.
 The demand for apples seems to h limited to the Macintosh, Snow and Fla Pippin. The market is dull for all s4oc of poor quality and color Extra. larr apples suitable for baking purposes an A grade Greetings are in fair demand Rev. Angelo Di Dpmenica. pastor z the First Italian Baptist church. Ph1a delphda, preached the sermon at th Italian service at the Central Ran4j, church Sunday morning. He also preacF ed at the o'clock service in the afte, noon
 Tho state prize offered by the w,
 mems Christian Temperance Union Connecticut for the best newypapcr s ttclo on Medical Temperance and | Relation to Prohibition, has ber awarded to Mrs. W. l.. SeIleck of Ma, ? gatuck.
 H That South Americans are purchasir American-built automobiles in quantiti, ] is indicated by the stream of motor V, hicles that has been passing through tn section for two weeks past via the Ce, ! traI Vermont. bound for various poin in Argentina
 LIEUT.. COMMANDER CASSIDY
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