Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 At Noank social and dance was held Tuesday evening for the benefit ot the Noank Fire Co.
 The Norwalk Lumber company of Nerwalk has increased it's capital stock from $4s,00O to $149,o00.
 The executive board of the Connecticut Congress of Mothers held an important meeting Tuesday at Waterbury.
 .HeadGuarters for finnan haddie, oys- ters, clans, scanops and fresh caught fish. Powers Bros.-adv.
 The Woman's Aid society of the Paw catuct Seventh Day Baptist church met at the home of Mrs. George Lamphear.
 The operators license of Mario Dio- taleroi of New London has been suspend ed by the motor vehicle commission.
 The Connecticut Indian Association held meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Maria D. Thompson of Hartford
 The annual memorial exercises of Westerly lodge, No. CTS B. P. O. E., have been planned for Sunday afternoon, Dec. 5.
 A force of worlnen of the Groton & Stonington Trolley Co. were engaged Tuesday in stretching new trolley wire in Groton.
 A Ford truck and q touring car Of the same make come together Sunady on the four corners in Hopkinton. No serious damage was done.
 The latest list of patents granted Connecticut inventors includes the fol- lowing: Adolph A. Wairoden, Nor wich, doubie-motion cam device.
 The U. S. civil service commission an- noIypces an npeD n0rnnnfitjvn tjor for architectural drafBman on Dec. 6-7. Entrance salary is $160o to S2,0QO. John Riggott. 7S, who died Monday morning Tn HolyoaSe, leaves his wife and four sons, one of whom is Benezak Rig gott of Putnam. There is also one l daughter.
 James G. Hammond of New London addressed some 100 members of the Community club in Westerly Monday ev- ening on his experiences during his trip abroad earlier this year.
 Mrs. Leonard NJ. Daggett, president oi l the Connecticut Society of Colonial Danes, presided at the semi-annual meet. | ing of the society held Tuesday at the l Morgan Memorial, Hartford. 1 The condition of r. Clifford Lewis ot i Waterford who underwent an operation | for double hernia at the Home Memoria hospital the latter part of last week I was reported Tuesday as very satisfac tory.
 Rev. Endicett Peabody. D. D.. q Groton, is to be one of the officiating ] clergymlen at the wedding of Geerg, 1 Franklin Lawrence, Yale '1S, and Mis- l Mary Hurd, in New York city mex week.
 I The delegates to the Grand Chapter | c. B. S, which convened in Washington | D. C., all of last week have returned t. their honnes, all reporting a most delight ful week of interesting sessions and sigh seeing.
 There are in New Britain 16,e22 chil l dren of school age, according to tn school census enumeration for 1922-1923 which has just been completed by the at ] tendance department of the public schoo system.
 In Noank the chairman of the annua Red Cross roll call, Mrs. Theodor, 1 Tompkins, announces that over 24t memberships have been secured by tn 1 several solicitors and the returns hay not all been made
 Mrs. NJ F. Avery of Hampton had
 narrow escape from a serious acciden Sunday while driving to church. Hal
 way up Biglow hill, her horse becam
 frightened at an approaching auto truck and threw her to the ground. Mir. and Mrs. Windsor Taylor Jacque I of New London have announced the en
 gagement of their daughter Miss Bea [ trice Elizabeth Jacques, to Frank Milto
 Mott of Block Island. No date has bee set as yet for the marriage.
 l Rev. Oscar Haywood, D. D., for man
 years pastor of the First Baptist churc of Waterbury, and who is widely know
 throughout Connecticut, has become a organizer of the Ku Klux Klan, accord l ing to dispatches from New York. : Dr. Lewis Bayles Patton Nettletol 2 professor of Old Testament exigesis 8 the Hartford Theological Seminary, wh recently received call to a similar cha
 in another of the leading theofogic5 senifnaries has declined the call. Primer markets now prevail for mo. 2 of the products needed to complete tf : the Thanksgiving dinner. A few day : ago indications were that orange price : would be firmer and slightly hight market now exists for this fruit. Seals have been noticed in Long | . land Sound off the Connecticut shor ' The seals are thought to have bee ' brought down by icebergs from the fs north and their appearance hereabou
 has attracted considerable attention.
 Barney Kosakew, who recently pu , I chased from Michael O'CaAnell th . two story brick and frame building
 New London has transferred the proper
 to Frank Danesi of Norwich. The pro- ? erty was sold at public auction for s4 i600.
 The cost of living for the avera. ' wage earner rose 1 per cent to a lev
 57.1 per cent. higher than that in Jul
 1914, during the month ended Octob F l., according to statistics given out |
 the National Industries Conferen ibsard.
 Agitation for the continuance of Ii r ferry service from Groten to New Lo '' don has been growing in Groton. An a tempt to reach solution will be ma . Thursday evening when a public mee " ing will be held in the town hall, P e' quonnoc. Word has been received of the serio
 illness of the Rev. Timothy Suliiya ; who is a patient in St. Francis f1ospit;
 Hartford. Father Sullivan was a foTY
 CT pastor of St. Joseph's church, Che
 ter, but is pastor of the East Hartfo
 Catholic church at present.
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