Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-16

NJs T elected master of the Rhode Island State Grange Thursday.
 Local merchants are prepared for the ChriStmas rush which it is expected wiu Etart in in earnest today (Satur- day).
 Connecticut college closed Friday noon for the Christmas vacation and many of the students left for their homes dur ing the afternoon.
 Manicure ren-ups. ss.oo to t1S.oo. The Lee E osycod Co.-adv.
 There are over 800 persons in Mid list of 1921, due February 1st last A police roundup is planned.
 Connec4icut's motor vehicle laws which have already been copied by number of other states, will be used as model for legisiatioh in Wisconsin
 The U. & civil service commission an- nounces an open competitive examina- tion for junior illustrative draftsman on January 10. Entrance salary is $1'- 200.
 PyraIn ivory la sets and individual pieces. The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
 AutornoAEe drivers who have occasion to pass over West Main street are com plafning of the poor condition of the Street which is very uneven and full of holes. According to the state labor depart unent which has just completed survey there are today $500 factory jobs in Connecticut for which there are no ap- plicants.
 Vineyard Workers rummage sale to- day, a. m, Buckingham Memorial adv.
 There was the usual last minute rush on the money order departments of Con- necticut Friday, the last day for the payment of the GinaI installment of tht | income tax.
 1 The annual meeting of the Sunday School board of the Methodist Eplscopai church in Niahtic elected Lewis H: Scranton superintendent of the school for the ensuing year. The state association of probation of fcers held their quarterly meeting this week at the State School for Boys at Meriden. The chief business was the appointment of a legislative committee. 1 A hashlight makes an ideal Christ mas gift, $1.0O to 33.75. The Lee os' good Co.-adY.
 The New England Furniture Co.,. Inc, of Danbury, according to papers filed with the state secretary has elected the l following officers: President and treas urer, Harry Dick; secretary, Marie A. Holy.
 M. ". A. whist Tuesday evening l Dec. 18th, Steiner hall.-adv.
 In addition to ordering abolished Clay tons crossing in Newington, the public | utilities commission on Thursday an- nounced the Ferry road rgade crossing l at Old Saybrook would be eliminated as soon as possible.
 Conklin fountain pens and automatic pencils. $1.5O to $7,5O.-The Lee & os good Co.-adv.
 For the first time in g number oi months the county commissioners gath cred in Hartford Thursday for con ference. Every county except Tollane was represented, most of them by al their commissioners.
 I At the annual meeting of the Lyme Grange Fair association the following officers were elected: President, Charle: NJ. Peck; vice president, William Mar yin; secretary, J. Warren Stark treas urer, Arthur G. Sweet.
 The total number of children betweer the ages of f and 16 in the town of He
 bron is 230 according to the schoo enumeration. Those in public school numDer- IooS III PTINdte SCAOOl 4S at
 tending no school, g. Call and examine special line Q Christmas greeting cards at the Bulle . tin job room.-adv.
 The next ten days at the post ohic
 will be busy ones for the employees. Al avalanche of Christmas mail is expect ed next week and preparations are be
 ing made to properly handle the thous : ands of packages and. cards. T. With authorized capital stock of s1,
 00e 900, the Thomas F. Clark Compan. of New Haven has been incorporated Papers were filed at the office of the sec retary of the state showing that bushes
 will be started with $60,000. .j Durand's, Park & Tilford, Page
 Shaw and Apollo chocolates, 1-2, 1, 2,
 and 5-lb. boxes. The Lee & Osgood C.
 adv.
 The annual luncheon of the Society c
 Maydower Descendants will be held New London at the Mohican hotel, O Thursday, December 21. The society 3 a state organization and has an enroll
 ment of 300 or more members
 Under law passed by the last legis
 lature the secretary of state will, fo
 the first time in. the states history, hay printed for the legislators, a phamphle |. CouC4Lu4uS IIlo HSuISS OA tle NOC6S cds 7 in the state at the election November
 Give him a ''Twinplex Stropper" <
 make his Gillette or Durham Duple 100 per cent perfect. The Lee & Osgoo
 Co.--adV.
 ' Frank E. Rich, a former postmaste at Westerly, also said toebe the last SUI
 vivor of the staff of clerks who opene . the first store in Providence of Caller | M0A fafo 7 the Boston store, died in Providenc
 Wednesday.
 Hawkins, the Florist. 49 Franklin Si
 invites one and all to visit our store ar
 see our Christmas display. We trust os E windows will appeal to you. Also variei
 of evergreen wreaths, selection of 50 6 -ady.
 Nicholas Honan of Waterford, 5 died at a New London hospital Wednel z day as the result of an attack of bloo poisoning. MT. Homan was taken sic
 about eight days previously. He was r moved to the hospital about four da.
 before he died.
 Fl Red shrimp, all fresh boiled, new dl scaliops, thick Finnan haddie, oyste.
 and clans at Powers Bros 77 Frank
 street-adv.
 ni Mrs. Catherine Banning one of O Lyme's oldest residents, who suffered cerebral hemorrhage Sunday night, di, Friday. Mrs. Banning is survived l C a som Waldo Banning and one daugl
 ter. Miss Mabel Banning, who live
 the family house.
 e Faculty, students and friends of Go ' necticut college to the number of abo
 800 participated in the Christmas e,
 ercises held at the college gymnasiu C Thursday evening. The programme co
 sisted of the singing by the college yes
 ed choir of old Yuletide songs.