Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-18

Grange, No. 4S, P. of H., five applications for membership were received Honey butter, new crop. at your groc- CTS. Latham's brand-adv.
 At a meeting held Thursday by the Sacagawea club of New London, Miss Dorothy Darling was elected president for the coming year.
 New London County Commissioners Charles Smith of Noank and George B. Fellows of Norwich were callers in Paw catuk this week.
 The Standard Ice Cream, Cone Go. New London, with authorized capital stock of $l0 900, has been incorporated by Hyman Millson, Charles Antis and Frank W. Dunn.
 Founders Day, the eighty-ffth anni- vesrary of the founding of Mt Holyoke Colleg by Mary Lyon, was celebrated Wednesday in Mary Lyon hall, the college chapel
 Whist by the Maccabees in Bucking- ham Memorial Monday night.-adv.
 Smiths Shoe Store, Inc.,, Norwich, has been organized, with capital of $10,- i 900. M Eugene Smith, Elizabeth R. Smith and Marian E. Baker are the in' corporators.
 Mrs, Arthur Reed Kimball of Water bury, state president of the St. Margaret Alumnae Association, gave a reception at her home Thursday for members Of the organization.
 Miss MarSery Abell of South Manches ter has presented to the East Hampton Public Library three maps showing the towns of East Hampton, Middle Haddam and Chatham.
 Mrs. Mable McGirr Allyn, wife of Will son T. Allyn of Groton died Thursday night at tthe Lawrence and Memorial As- sociated hospital, New London. She was 23 years of age.
 Amelia Adams, Haverhills noted med | ium, Spiritual Academy tomorrow.-adv. 1 The property of the Stafford Lace com pany in Ellington was attached Thursday for S10;000 by Deputy Sheriff John W Watkins, in a suit brought by Edwin B Emerey of Hartford.
 While there is a shortage of desirable sizes of furnace and stove coal, there appears to be plenty of wood, as many loads of seasoned and green wood are seen on country roads.
 Authority is given for the discharge o eight enlisted men of the 169th Infantry Connecticut National Guard in specia orders issued from the office of Adjutan General George M. Cole.
 Investigations were made of forty-si1 families in which children were alleged to have been neglected or without proper guardianship, during October by the Con necticut Humane Society.
 Sigma Beta food sale, Pendleton' store, 45 Broadway today, a. .m,-adv.
 Three thousand dollars worth of cattle pigs, hogs, sheep and hens was disposel of at public auction by John Ackley o Poquonnoc Thursday afternoon the sal being held near the town hall.
 Delegates from Epworth leagues ii Norwich, Willimantic, Westerly, R. l., Un icasville, Mystic and Gales Ferry, wer present at joint meeting held Frida, evening with the Noank league. So persistent has been the destructiS of army recruiting posters at New Britai that the war department is offering 100 reward for information leading to tn arrest of the persons implicated.
 The U. s. civil service commission an nounces that there are still a number 0 positions open for stenographers and typ ists, examinations for which are heI monthly. The positions pay about s1 20 a year.
 Meat pie supper at z o'clock, wit program, Preston City Baptist churc Monday evening.-adv.
 Eastern Connecticut candidates fc : judge of probate in the recent electio have reported the following expenditures , Nelson J. Ayling, $1o0; s. E. Holdredg, Ledyard, $21.54; Samuel Halpen, Ne London, $2.00.
 Fifty years of service with the Come, ticut General Life Insurance compan was completed this week by Frank Gri wold, superintendent of agencies. M Griswold was 17 when he started to woI for the company.
 George c. WhittIesey, son of MT. ar . Mrs George Whittlesey of New ,Londo |, student at the University of Michigan, hs X been elected to the Honorary Senior M rine Engineering society. MT. Whittlest will graduate in June.
 Madam Bergsresser removes haj warts and moles by electrolosis, 62 As, i. lum St Tel 9S1.-adv.
 f Governor Everett J. Lake has sign, - acquisitions on the governor of the sta f of New York for George T. Phillips al Charles J. Hicxox, who are wanted in tn . state on charges of theft of an automobi
 and statutory burglary.
 A residence and a cash bequest
 S10,00o are left to Yale university und
 the terms of the will of Martha D:
 Porter, Laughter of- the late, president
 Yale. The money is to go toward t
 maintenance of profeesorship. George Edward Hoadley, who this we, \ was made a life member of the Counec ' cut Historical society, hassfor many yea 7 been a generous friend and liberal patr,
 of the society and has evinced interest
 numerous times by valuable gifts. !. Bake bean, salad and cold meat su
 per Saturday the 18th, 5.so to 7.s0 ,r Hope Rebekah lodge, 40c.-adv. :. Driving down Broad street. New Ia
 don on motorcycle about II Thiirsd [, night, Morton Crawford, 21, of Gent
 Groton, is alleged to have gotten onto f
 wrong side of the street and colIided wi s- Ford car driven by Hugh Casey.
 The postoffice department has request that ever residence and every store d
 place of business be equipped before E
 cember S1, with a mail receptacle.
 after that date delivery to those not
 equipped will be denied carriar service.
 Alive hard shell crabs as weH as ac.
 lops, oysters, fresh caught fish and
 few more of the best finnan haddie
 the city at Powers Bros-adv.
 Three new corporations were form
 Thursday when papers were filed at d office of the secretary of the state, I
 Southern New England Electric Co. N
 Haven, with capital of $5o,00o auth
 ized, was formed. Business win be sta
 cd with s1,00o.
 A meeting was held in the hall of
 house of representatives in the state sc.
 itol Thursday under the auspices of
 fish and game commission to. discuss D
 posed legislation for the coming year, .
 meeting was attended by over 15O m