Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

A the Y. M. c. A. older boys conference in Providence over the weekend.
 Harry L. Garrigus of Storts is one of the fncorporators of the Institute of Agriculture, Inc, Springfield, which has just been formed.
 The Noiseless Typewriter Company of Middlet0wn, has filed a final certificate Of dissolution, which ends its corporate existence in this state.
 Throughout the state number of complaints are bang made that land lords have failed to furnish sufficient heat in their apartments. The Connecticut Section of the Amer ican Institute of Electrical Engineers met Monday evening at the Hartford Electric Light Co. building.
 Call and examine special line of Christmas Greeting Cards at the Bul- l letin job roOm-adv.
 The funeral of Professor Charles A. Fischer, professor of mathematics at Trinity college, who died Friday, was held in the college chapel Monday. The officers of the Submarine ftotilla in New London were hosts at delight full dance in the ball room of the Crocker House New London Saturday evening. l Work on the new state road at Ham burg has been abandoned for the winter. It will be resumed in the early spring when a few weeks will see the job com pleted.
 In the primary. intermediate and | grammar grades of the PoQuonnoo Bridge school there were A pupils per feet in attendance for the month of NO- vember.
 Ernest Watrous, Groton, reported to the New London police that while driving down Green street, New London, was in collision with an unidentified car. No damage was done. --.
 Best Finnan Haddie in the city, also scallops, oysters and fresh caught fish
 at Powers Bros.-adT.
 The Terry Steam Turbine Co, o4
 Hartford has increased Its capita! stock } from $700,0eO to $80o,00O according tc certificate filed at the of1ce of the secretary>cof the state.
 Two hundred and fourteen pupils o4 the Groton Heights school were perfect in attendance during the month of No vennber. Twelve names appear on the
 honor roll for grade 8.
 Frank D. Rood, chief clerk in the ex'
 ecuttVe office, has been notified by Gov . ernor-elect Charles A. Templeton that h. . will be re-appointed to continue hh
 duties in the governors office. ) Rev. Robert L. Roberts, Ph. D., win 3 recently relinqutshed his pastorate her 7 to become superintendent of the NeV t Bedford distract, has purchased hom 2 in Fa:rhaven, opposite New Bedford. l Christmas sale. Wednesday an I Thursday, Dec. 1S and 14, Mrs. \ Jewest, 5s Church street.-adv. The Trinity Tripod of Trinity colleg, has just voted dividend to its stock ' holders. The Tripod is enc Of few col ' lege neWspapers that is incorporated
 issues stock and, above all, pays div |, dends.
 The Connecticut canning team at tn - national canning contest at the Intes F national Exposition at Chicago, Dec. r 9, won third place in competition wit : teams from all sections of the Unite - States.
 Patients dismissed Monday from NeO '- London hospitals included Miss MildYe c Pierca, Norwich; Joseph Cmran, Mystic ' Edward McQuade, Weefapaug; MT Il Hope Peterson, Noank; Clifford Lewii J Waterford.
 A The Feast of Chanukah, also known a i- the Feast of Dedication, and by other at lS propriate titles, occurs this year on De n Is, and will be observed in Jewish home l. for eight days thereafter. starting frol
 the evening of Dec. IA.
 !, Annual meeting of Sachem Chapte = No. 57, O. E. S., tonight, at 7.45 shar = Initiation and election of ofncers.-ad E. The American-Asiatic Bank, Inc, Id Stamford, according to papers file 70 with the state secretary, has elected ti h following officers: President, Alexan- )A Krisel; Vdce president, H. c, Wons
 treasurer, Jacob Krisel, all of Shanghs sn China.
 n Dr. Frederick Dewitt Of Deep River h;
 received word of the death of his brotl
 CT, Rev. T. s. Dewitt of Fall Rive
 Mass, aged 56 years, from pneumoni
 The deceased minister was for nur IN Der of years in charge of a church h. Branford.
 |" Those who saw the paintings by tl = Lyme artists should not miss today Sc 'Io ing the exhibit of world famous etchin oS at Converse Art gallery, loaned throul
 the courtesy of F. Valentine Chappell.
 adv
 of The skating at Mohegan Park is e nd cellent this week. Supt. Peter Yer Ste a- advises all who go to the park to ma .lv use of the GreeneVilIe entrance as t he roads at the other two entrances are
 and more or less dangerous, especial
 for machines.
 St. James lodge. No. 23, F. and A. ] rR works the third degree tonight at M
 sonic Temple at 7.30. Lecture illustr; Ies ed with stereopticon. This is the ls
 work this year and large attenda1 - Is deSired.-adv.
 on- Digniaed exercises marked the prest Ing tstioh to Yale University Saturday, red behalf of Mrs. Stephen V. Hardness, So- donor, of the key to the Memorial Gu:
 rangle, given in memory of Charles
 Hardness, B. A. Bliss, 1888, a son
 Mrs. Hardness.
 The Connecticut Anti-Saloou league
 preparing for the 1924 election in { state, and plans an active canpa
 with an organization in every town AH county in the state. This is the gts
 mont 6 Rev. G. Herbert EAxins, ass M ant superintendent of the league
 Due to the absence of the prohihit
 agent who arrested William Ryan at
 IY. M. c. A., New London, where - young man is alleged to have secrt .k checked three bottles of liquor in AS check room, the case was continued
 New London police court until Frids TOn Miss Nancy Templeton, daughter xiv GoveInor-eleet Charles A. Temple ;iII- and Mrs. Templeton of Waterbury liat spending the week end in Waterbury, on- ing from Smith college, where she in student, to attend the first dance of Ita- season or the WaterDory CothlAon sma Wholesale distributors of western C and in Connecticut have recently recei
 notice from the office of the dairy lent food commissioner that the cold 8 skin age egg stamping law which has l