Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Light vehicle lamps at 4.4s o'clock to- night.
 Dog Warden Charles Yering found two Scotch collies in PoQuonnoc unlicers- ed and uneollarea.
 Regular meeting, K. of C., tonight, at 8 o'clock. First degree.-adv.
 Mrs. Henry B. Fisher of Mansfield Is spending some time with her sen, B. c. Fisher Watch Hill road.
 Company of the 169th infantry, the new Waterbury unit of the Connecticut Tuesday evening.
 Friday, the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, will be holy day of obliga- tIon in the Catholic churches, and special masses will be said.
 Brook street, in Noank is now a 'Whfte Way" compared with what 1t has been heretofore. Three new street lights have been added.
 The shopmens strike put a dent in New Haven railroads net earnings Of the HAll-normally the best period Of the year, sAys the Boston News Bureau. At Ashaway the Junior Christian En- deavor society, Miss Elizabeth Kenyon, superintendent, held a business meeting at the parish house Sunday afternoon. Call and examine special line of Christmast cards at The Bulletin job room.-adv.
 Abin Codurl, employed in westerly were married at Waterford, Wednesday night by Justice of the Peace Thomas F. Morton. The couple were unattended.
 The U. S. civil service commission an- nounces that the receipt of applications for assistant pofnologist will close on Dec. 1s. Entrance salary is S2,64o- i S2740.
 The recent su6di changes in the weather, that is temperature changes 1 are held responsible for a sudden rise iA the number of colds which physicians are l called upon to treat.
 Many of the dead chestnut trees here abouts which fell victims to the blight I that swept the eastern states about ten years ago, are now being cut into timber and carted to the saw miii. At the state farm for women at M. ahtic a new Victrola and records has ar. rived from tine state, treasurer's office foi use in winthrop cottage and the girls ars more than thankful for the music.
 Fresh caught Spanish nnaekerel blue fish, long clans, scaiiops at Poweri l Bros.-adv.
 1 Fred Judd of Groton a member of thl crew of Capt. Frank Thompson's flshihl boat Eleanor-Louise suffered bad1 sprained wrist when he slipped whil' making a landing at Noahk Saturday.
 The student friendship fund drive a Connecticut college started MondaI morning and pledge cards were disribut ed to every student This unusual organ ization is now entering its third year.
 The freiknter Kut Jasl steamed ava! from the state pier at New London Sat ufday afternoon at 3 bound for Nor wegian ports with small load of hou coming from Port Colbourre, Canada
 Papers filed with the secretary 0 state show that the Dixie Filling Statieht Inc, has elected the-following officers President and treASirer, David H. Smith vice president and secretary, Vera N Smith.
 Mr. and Mrs John Ostroni Enders Q Hartford, who spent the summer in Wat erford, will introduce their daughter, Fl via Whitmore Enders to society at dance at the Hartford Golf club Frida, evening.
 EeEnlar meeting, Nsrcaer AssenbiS c. L. of C.. tonight at 7.So. Elecsie of oflcers.- s.-adv.
 The marriage Of George A. Card C Groton to Mss Bertha Belyn Darling { Palmer, Mass, took place at 5 e'cioe Saturday afternoon in the parsonage ( She Groton Heights Baptist church, Re- George R Atha officiating.
 Mrs. Rath Dandurant, New Londoa s reported to the New London police ths . while driving along Bank street her aJ d tonobile was run Into by an East Lym k trolley car and her little son received ,. slight abrasion on the face. |. Governor Lake and lieutenant Colon; a James L.. Howard have returned ffol
 Boston, where they had attended Satai - day the dinner to General Clarence : Edwards comtnandef oi the TNFents }. sixth Division, A. n F. in France. FoOd sale at Pehdletoh's store i
 p. m. Sodalitas Of United church. Rank In the Salvation Army Is denote
 oA the bonnets of the women "soidiers'
 a red edging means that the wearef
 ah offieef; if She has reached the ran
 of ensign, the name on the ribbon al peArS In white instead of gold letters. A. B. Crawford, director, of the "a
 University Bureau of Appointments, :, his annual statement to the t1niversi; ]. seeretaFy's oifice, showed that during u |. year 1S21-1s22 there were enrolled 1,2( 4 students in the bureau, representing tot Ia earnings of &17e.441.S1. "Pla9 the game according to the rules n urged Dean Charles R. Brown of u
 Yale Divinity school, addressing "a ' men in Weolsey hall We must kno n the rules of lffe; we must play accori
 ing to the rules those who play sefaigl
 will be found on the winning side" t Because of the greatly increased stu b ent body and the better financial cone # tiohs at Connecticut college everyone
 eagerly looking forward to the evening n Dec. 14, when at the annual ChristM \ party the gift will be presented by tl ,S student body to President Marshall.