Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

were in memory of Jane A Gordon. A severe case of small pox has been discovered in Bridgeport Twelve people have been quarantined as the result
 Travelling sets, $3.5o to SIS. The Lee < osgeod Co--adv. At the Ho1ne-time at the Community house Sunday evening c. H. Pipher ad- dressed tho young people on A Successful Line.
 United States crops this year are worth slightly more than seven and half hn" lion dollars, department of agriculture es- inmates
 Fifty name cards for 50 cents at The Bulletin Job ofRce-adv. Coasting accidents win be heard of l during the next few days if parents per init their children to slide on the main thoroughfares. |
 D. ]. Perry of Putnam has been elect ed editor in chief of The Cauldron, the senior class book at Northeastern Uni- versfty, Boston.
 Call and examine special line of Christmas greeting cards at The Bulletin, Job Roon.-adv.
 4 meeting of the county commissioners of Connecticut was held in Hartford last week, the first gathering of its kind in number oe months,
 Connecticut motor vehicle laws which have already been copied by number of other states, will be used as a model Tor legisiation in Wisconsin.
 1 Pyralia ivory in sets, $9 to s42. The Lee 6 osseod Cos--adv.
 | Building costs have increased 26.7 per cent. in Massachusetts since Jan. l. Prices for labcr and materials continue T l Rev. Gerhart Wilson of Hadlyme, was II taken to the Middlesex hospital WedneS. | day for treatment. His many friends 1 wish him soon back to health.
 Flashlights from s1 to $S.75. The Lee ( osgood Co.-adv.
 fhe U. S. civil service commission an nounces that the receipt of applications n for photo engraved will close on Dec. 26, Entrance salary is S5 cents an hour.
 If would se we'll to remember that in ! getting Christmas trees and evergreens | that permission must be secured from the owner Of the property before taking them.
 Imported and domestic perfumes and toilet waters, 50c to $7O. The Lee 6 Osgood Co.--adv.
 On Dec. 57 the Wesleyan Glee club will begin it's annual Christmas trip, assemb-
  first of the series of concerts will be gt7- on that night.
 While complete figures are not avail 1 kble it is believed that over S125,000 in Victor notes and Liberty loan securities were redeemed through MiddletoWn fin anclaI iltstitu:Aons.
 : Military brushes, 8 to s12 per pair
 The Lee $ osgoed Co4-adv
 ! Ak.a, ,Iaska vii { be busy ones for, the employees. The = railway mail clerks have been on the = move for the past week and report tha l. the plrcel post matter is especially heavy 8 so far.
 I" 4. l.. Foster, late of Hartford. left al estate valued at S1,ss1,9 ,9S1.42 of Whiei | practically s1,300,e00 was represented il 2 real estate, according to a document ad h riitted to probate by Judge walter s s' Clark, at Hartford
 Regular meeting K. of C., tonight, a 6 o'clock. First degree.-adv.
 Gerald oIConnor, editor of the Ivy, til a book put out by the junfor class at Trih l. fly college each spring. has announce'
 that several pages of the book this yea Twin be dedicated to Professor Charles
 Fischer, Who recently died.
 Although the board of education ha : withdrawn from the move to secure tn T teachers salary increases cut from tn 5, 1923 budget by the board of finance, tn S teachers league, 1t is now practically ceI
 tain will carry the fight to the courts.
 Mantcdre roH-ups and sewing sets
 to S2O. The Lee $ 0sgood Ce.-adv. If A total of s,2sS Bankruptcies weE t- reached yesterday in the Connecticy
 district since the adoption of the feders .% Bankruptcy act in 1888, It was annount ~ ed at the 61ice Of the clerk of the Uni; - ed States district court at New Haven
 Anthony Tomaino, who was recent ,. appointed Litchfield count detective, hs been appointed deputy sheriff of Litcl = field county according to a certificate file '4 with the clerk of the superior court. TT
 appointment gives him power to work
 criminal matters only.
 a. Regular meeting. Mercier ASsenbf " C. l.. of C., tonight at oclock.-adV t- Churches all over the state are nhakil nt prompt response to the Christmas appe a of ex-Governor Marcus H. HoIcomb, ho a. oraFy state chairman of the Near Ea
 Relief in behalf of the ll5,000 orphs
 boys and girls under American prote " tion in the Bible Lands.
 A Conklin fountain pen or autorha .2, pencil make welcome Xmas gift $1
 to sz.5p. The Lee S osguod Co.-at :E To burn coke in the kitchen ranI of break into pieces about the size of g egg, says an authority. It takes ie v. time to heat the oven with coke, it
 easy to kindle and more economical.
 makes good fire for bfoi1ing and is (
 celient for heating irons, Gl4tteFing with uniforms and militia
 decorations, the inaugural bah at F.
 Guard hall, Hartford, on the evening R. January 3, following the introduetion fA Governor Charles A. Templeton V $: equal the most spectacular of all Its pl T decessors in military attraettveness. ls TwiHpsex streppers for the GMc IS Durham Duplex, Gem and Ever Rea
 razors. $3 to $s. They make shaw
 pleasure. The Lee Osgood Co J adv.
 An increase of 112 in the number
 automobile operators licenses suspend 'E' for operating an automobile while una
 the influence of liquoTs for the first ek
 en months of the present year over 1 - total for all of 1921, is shown in the port ef the motor vehicle department.
 Annual communication of St. Jan
 lodge, No. 23 F. and 4. M., wfA be h ,n. at Masonic temple tonight. at 7.3o. Fl
 ton and installation of officers and Id- ports of work done the past year.-a . Four pruning demonstrations will - held in New London county this mol
 under the direction of the fruit speci
 ist of the Connecticut Agricultural < :. lege On Tuesday morning, Dec 1S Ae 10 o'clock, a demonstration will be h
 at ttA farm of E.d1Eard Smith e. Snns