Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-16
VARIOUS MATTERS

Rnnnage sale wednesday. 3 a. m., store nAxt to Manhattan.---adv, 1 The flowers on the altar at Trinity l 1 Episcopal church Sunday were given | by Mrs. John Jordan.
 | The Connecticut state hospital for the | insane at MiddietDwn is caring for 2,St3 patients, of which 127 are on parole. I At a recent meeting of the directors | of the Connecticut reformatory Super | intendent ErsiSins reported PSI inmates. | Mrs. R. M. Harding picked nice bunch of white ilaes from her bushes 1 at her home in East Great Plain, Sat ] urday. The U S. civil service commission aA- nounces an open competitive examira- | tion for. eolorist on Nov. 5, entrance | salary is s12o0.
 The vestry of Trinity church have asked the church property committee to | procure designs for the redecoration of | 1 the interior of the church. The interchurch picnic which was planned for October 7th and postponed l on account of rain will be held this l coming Saturday at Mohegan park. | Alexander Nj. Lewis of Ashaway has | been elected treasurer of tho South County Poultry association to succeed 1 Mrs. T. E. Robinson. who resigned. A speaking tour to cover the 1S cities and larger towns of Connecticut has been arranged for Thomas J. Speliacy, demo- cratic nominee for United States senator.
 It is expected that Norwich will be well represented at the second annual | meeting of the ConnSc4icut Council of Catholic Women in Hartford Saturday, l Nov. Il.
 Bishop Milan has ordered q collection | kA ka k1lsa l.. 4I.: diocese Sunday. Oct 22, for the relief of the distressed people in central and east ern Europe.
 A number of local fourth degree mem bers of the Knights of Columbus attend
 cd the exemnlihcation of the fourth de- gree on candidates from all over the state at Hartford Sunday.
 Rev. Alexander H. Abbott was the
 speaker at the Home Time meeting for ! young people at the Community House l Sunday evening at 6.3o o'clock. His , topic was By the Lamp.
 Increase in freight handed over the
 New York, New Haven Hartford
 railroad early September has been as
 high as 20 per cent says a statement issued by the company.
 . Out of the additional infantry batt1rr-
 ion of national guard, recently allotted to r LAtS 9tNtC ny AuS M11I 0S14dGtl06lty " Nd- terbury win get one new infantry com 7 pany 6f national guard.
 Bank Commissioner John B. Byrne has ! forwarded to the federal authorities at
 Washington call statement of the con-
 dftion of state commercial banks and
 trust companies as of Sept. Is. !. The American Legion has no con nection with the men dressed in army uniforms who are selling magazines, : says statement issued by Edward l.. Kelly, state commander of the Legion. : The Lords Point Community associa- c tion, Inc, of Groton has been formed to . promote the welfare of the community. s The subscribers are Roberta T. Johns, !. Susan T. Hopkins and Ernest L. Davis. : The state Sunday school convention Y is to be held in Torrington, Novemoe, 4 1. 2 and 3. Among the speakers win De
 Luther A. Weigle and Miss Margarei
 Slattery.
 The work committee q Trinity Bpis 6 copal church Parish Aid aprointed tc
 serve until January comprises Mrs
 Charles Sehlough, Mrs. A. P Williams $ Mrs. George P. Thomas and Miss Alice IS L. Bennett.
 le About 30 members of Hugh osgoo9 l. Lodge, No. 6e2o, I. o. 0. F., M U, ol n this city, attended the banquet and elasl initiation held Saturday in Westerly b!
 the Westerly lodge. The trip was mace by automobile.
 - As the first step in a nation wide cam 5 paign for the S1 ,000, GOO still needed tt if complete it's S15o, 100000 centennial fund
 Trinity college will conduct in the neal future a campaign in Hartford fof sub er scriptions to the fund.
 I,, Enlisted men in the 1sgnd Artillery < c. N. G.. are to be given the opportu ." nity to take examinations for a con1Inis sion. Those passing will be placed or le the eligible Fist and will be granted con Y missions when vacancies occur. IIS Among the treasures at the state libra 'i " is the table on which President Lin. sc coin signed the emancipation proclama .N N tisn, presented to the library by Hon 2 ~ Daniel Nash Morgan of Bridseport, for '' ner treasurer of the United States. ,t The enroIlment at Yale university ii m 4.e7e. according to figures published il ,e the Yale Daily News. The total estab
 fishes new record for Yale, topping th, ,r pre-war registration by about 300. IL il ,A an increase of about 450 over a year ago " Rhode Island has 3s0S more elector
 qualified to vote at theI coming eiectiol
 than there were two years ago, despit - the fact that 1920 was >presidentis
 year, when practically every perso .s auahhed to vote because Of the interes of Tn national affairs.
 MAks Evelyn B. Man is among thos
 members of the class of 1922 at WeNes = ley who, have received honorable mer
 tion for excellence in academic wer
 during the freshman year. Miss Ma
 is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ed
 ward Man of Cossadux, North Stoning
 ton.
 A local man cranked his naehit,
 while it WAS in reverse alongside tn
 eurbing on Main street, near the Wau
 reEan hotel Saturday evening. The CT
 zine started and the machine baeke
 into Ford coupe that was parked in
 mediately behind. Little damage rt
 suited.
 COM. DoNOHuE RETURNS
 FROM BALTIMORE CoNVENTfoI