Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-10
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Light vehicle lamps at 5.O4 o'clock tonight.
 Armistice day will be observed Sat urday by the Otis library. The library will be closed all day.
 There are Ss5 men in this years freshman class at Yale, the largest in the. history of the university.
 No observance other than a general display of flags is anticipated in New 1 London on Saturday, Armstice day. Don't forget the Foresters fair, Nov. ! 16-17-1S-20. Olympic hall. Come,-adv l County agents throughout the state are attending the meeting of the Ma tional Milk Producers Federation in
 Springfield.
 Delegates from churches throughout eastern Connecticut attended the state conference of Congregational churches at Bristol Wednesday.
 MrS William Cranker was rendered 8
 surprise party Wednesday evening at her new home at Quaker Hill. Mrs. Cranker
 was presented an electric toaster.
 Four of the teachers of the Center grammar school at Ellington and four pupils enjoyed dog roast, ut Lake Po-
 cotopaug Wednesday afternoon.
 Elmer J. Finley, who has returned
 to his summer home in Bolton from 8 vacation spent in Utah, has been enter taining Frank Fuller of West Hartford. Miss Enid Doyle, class of 1924, of
 New London, has been admitted to
 membership in the Studio club, an hon orary art organization at Smith col
 lege.
 Francis and Lee Strickland of Po- quonOe were the hosts to large number of their friends Wednesday evening in celebration of their 18th birthday anni- , versary. The city school districts of Middle town have a total of 363S children en-
 rolled this year, according to a state ment filed at the office of the state comphitroller.
 . Foresters' days, Nov. 16-t7-1S-2O at , Olympic hall Big doings. Come.-adv.
 The United Staes civil service com- . mission. announces that applications for ) live stock weight supervisor will be 3 rated as received until Nov. 2S, En- trance salary is S274O-s360G. Mrs. Phoebe Athelia Collis, 69, who < died Tuesday night at her home in Lev 2 erett, Mass, is survived by five sons one of whom is Arthur Collis of West 2 erly. There is also one daughter. al Out of a total number of 1878 vote. zt cast in Pawcatuck at the state cleo n ton, SIS were straight republican bal
 lots, All were straight democratic votes
 and there were 5OS split ballots.
 At the last meeting of the Ellington R school board it was voted to increas
 the charge of out-of-town children wh, l attend the schools from $2O to $45 v year. The cost per capita is SAT. e The 25-cent stamp is new denomi f nation added to the 1922 series. It i : the same size, but is a horizontal rect angle and is printed with green ink. Tn central design is a view of Niagsr, O Falls.
 The annual convention of the Delt: . Kappa Epsilon fraternity will be hex v this year in Washington, D. C., Dec. 27 - 2S and g. There are 12 chapters of thi
 national fraternity in New England col r. leges j. Former Governor Frank B. Weeks o a Middletown has rendered his resignation l. as member of the board of trustees o '- the Connecticut State hospita! at Middle
 town, the resignatiSl to take effect ol
 Dec. 10. n The tax collectors office will be opel s Friday evening until o'clock. Ad
 ditions will be made as required by lav - aLIer NONemoer 1O.-a0V.
 A flood of congratulations from al ] over the state and from parts of Mas
 sachusetts poured in on Judge F'ranci
 A. Pallotti of Hartford, elected secre
 tary of state on the republican ticke
 Tuesday.
 Reserve officers of the 76th Divisio
 in number of towns in the state ,-wit messed an interesting demonstration 0 I military pr0hIora at fLa. of the state armory at Hartford Thurs day evening.
 At Quonochontaug the addition to tn grange hall is well underway. Maso work is completed, and the frame all u and covered in. When completed tn
 building will be greatly enjoyed by tn grange members. -
 The 125th anniversary of Trinit ledge, F. and A M, of Deep River wa celebrated by it's memberS Tuesday ev ening and although the weather wa | stormy the event was very interestin l and largely attended.
 | If you live in Norwich cut out this adver | tisement and mail it to Plaut-Cadde | Co, Norwich. together with your address : You will receive book of old fashione lh songs free-adv.
 y Appointment of Chief Examiner ie.
 ter E. Shippee of the state banking de
 partment to be deputy commissions was announced Wednesday by Con
 missioner John B. Byrne. Mr. Shippe
 is a native of KiIlmgly.
 Trying to pull up at the side of tn
 street, Mrs Dorothy c. Beach. wife C
 Lieutenant Commander Beach of Easter
 Point, driving an Appecson sport car, "a
 into parked Ford car standing in fror
 of the, Groton Public market Two representatives-elect, to the gel \ eral assembly, E. L. Kelly of Colche a ter, and Arthur Benson of Berlin, al officers of the Connecticut departme. : of the American legion, MT. Kelly b. ling the present state commander. Ia nL..--.-a -.na ..s 41..s.. nE.1. -----,- L: