Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-26


 and Friday of this week.
 The 2Sth annual state conference of the women's auxiliaries of the T. N (. A. takes place today (Thursda9 at | Menden.
 The barge J. J. Whitney arrived att Morgan's dock Wednesday morning | with a cargo of anthracite coal-nut, | stove and egg. Whist today at Buckingham Memorial | by L'Union St. Jean.-adv.
 William P. Jordan of Windham, can 1 didate for representative, has chosen 1 Nelson A. Daniels to handle his cam- paign interests. Contractors have begun work on the Soldiers memorial at Deep River. and already the cement foundation is being pushed to completion. Governor Everett J. Lake and Mrs. Lake will entertain a number of friends at the horse show, Hartford, for which they have taken box. iii cations are out for the marriage of Horace $. Williams and Miss Mil dred Austin Friday evening, Oct. 97th, in the Baptist church at Old Lyme. The marriage of Miss Annette Gill | dea, daughter of D. E. Gildea, of Vest erly and Harry F. Burkhardt, will take
 
 Mrs. Oliver A, Perry of Manshesd l Center entertained Lieutenant-G Gov ernor Charles A. Te.npleton and Mrs Templeton of Waterbury at dinner Sun 1 day.
 J. Frank Rogers has been named as | treasurer of the republican town com l mittee in Salem, according to notice i filed with the state secretary at Hart | ford.
 Mrs. Margaret o'Neill Piatz, sister of the late James O'Neill, a well known actor of New London, died at her home in Cincinnati on October 10th She was {! 70 years old.
 The U. S. civil service commission announces that> applications for asso- ciate calculation engineer will be rated as received until Oct. 31. Entrance l salary is s3,O00-$S, 500.
 Five per cent, has been added to all unpaid water bills, and 10 per cent. will | be added after October 51st.-adY.
 Miss Nancy Templeton, daughter of i Lieutenant-Governor Charles A. rem pleton and Mrs. Templeten of Water- bury, has been chosen a member of the Cleo club at Smith College.
 Connecticut will be represented at the ! World and National conventions of the
 
 which will be held from Nov. II to 19 in Philadelphia by about 40 delegates. There was the usual large attendance at the weekly supper held Wednesday evening at the First Baptist church. The supper was held under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society of the church
 Connecticut members of the Massa- chusetts Agricultural college are plan- hing a reunion at Hartford Saturday evening. The reunion will be part of a larger assembly called World Aggie Night.
 Repairs which have put the highway ;n fine condition have been made from the top of Fort Hill into Noank and those who have occasion to use this piece of road are very much pleased with tl-l improvement.
 Joseph F. Dutton of Bristol demo cratic candidate for congress from the ) First district, has decided to be his own political agent. Notice to this effect was filed at the office of the secretary of the state.
 The fire department answered a tel ephone call Wednesday morning at 9.1t o'clock for a chimney fire at No. 143 Hickory street, owned and occupied by Frank Kowinski. Three gallons of chem. a ical were used.
 Miss Bessie Watrous of New London l. who graduated from the Vocational higf school two years ago and tauch il : Lyme last winter has been chosen presi dent of her class at the state norma $. school in Willimantic
 Five per cent. has been added to al a unpaid water bills and 10 per cent. vii y be added after October 31st.-adv.
 Eastern Connecticut people who al ', tended the annual meeting of the Con lS necticut Society, Daughters of 1912, a > Hartford included Mrs. J. Frank Trac of Coventry and Mrs. Clarence E. Hovi of South Coventry.
 About 30 members of Groton grang went as a delegation to the meeting Q the East Lyme grange Tuesday whet Id the degrea team conferred the third an la fourth degrees under Miss Laura Perkin le on a class of IS candidates. Reports coming from certain section of the state indicate that the genera 's public is exceedingly slow to realize th satisfactory results which may be oh tained from the use of anthracite coal i d' sizes other than steve and chestnut ,. Norwich delegates will attend u h haS second annual meeting of the Come "e ticut Council of Catholic Women ilaTlloIu NeNehper II aI lU a. m. will be an all day session. Bisho oe ~, John J. Milan will address the mee ee ing.
 Special for this week small mackere = lbs. 25e; snapper blues, lbs. 25 Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broadway adv.
 Attention of ex-service men and u employed men is called in circular vacancies in the regular army in H waii and enlistments to be effective f \. this service must be made before Oct Der Sl and preferably at Fort H. Wright
 ia An order for eight of the latest ty direct current, electric passenger m tors has been given to the Westin house Electric company of Pittshurs Pa, by the New Haven road. The n, motors will be operated lon the N York division.
 A, Feeling the humiliation result " from the arrest Of their son, charg with stealing turkeys from neighbo has caused Mir. and Mrs. John Kruc |. to sel ltheir farm in Ashford. togetf NS with all their effects, and they W move to Ohio.
 Professor Cesar Rajra, formerly structor in Spanish at Connecticut e lege, has written several books which ha
 met with great appreciation. His Roses Essp,na Mistieas t1921, Madrid) reveal { -- delicate poet who sings of the etern
 and of the vanity of all things teInpors
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 New London Men Promoted. :e Increased freight traffic over the N