Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

Wnicn WAS nelQ at COmmunlty udll last week natted $20e.
 Two IA pound cocns were bagsed in Salem woods Tuesday evening by party of Now London hunters.
 The dates for the spring meeting of the American Chemical Society in New Haven have been set for April 3 to efS 1923.
 MT. and Mrs. George A. Gavitt fifth anniversary of their marriage onI Friday.
 Additions to water rates in effect after October 7ey-Alsv. Dr. George B. Cltton, Yale graduate and one time famous football player. was recently elected president Of Col- gate University.
 The U. S. civil servlce commission announces an open competitive exami- nation far assistant in education on Nov. 8. Entrance salary is s1S00-s24o0.
 The Hcpiinton W. c. T. U. was or- ganized several days ago at Hope Val ley by the National w. c. T. U. super intendent and organizer, Mrs. Lor'a La Nance. Z
 The Daughters of the Connecticut Society of the Order of the Founders and Patriots of America will give a luncheon at the Mohican hotel today l (Thursday).
 Confidential reports received by re- publican leaders in this state indicate that their party has made appreciable gains in the eastern states within the last two weeks.
 John G. Tripland of Groton, fol lowing an operation, is quarantined as result of an attack of diphtherfa. He is said not to be in serious state but is quite weak.
 Lieut.. Gov. Charles A. Tenpleton republican nominee for governor, has returned from his trip to Norfolk, Va, and is now busily engaged preparing for his campaign tours.
 Additions to water rates in effect after October N2e.-adv.
 | Frank G. F. Barnes, president of the ! New Haven Coldak Speciality O., has been appointed fuel administrator for | New Haven by State Fuel Administra- tor Thomas W. Russell
 Headquarters Battery, One Hundred and Ninety second Field Artillery, has received it's pay for it's last three months drill period, and it was dis | tributed Wednesday evening.
 The United States Bureau of Edpca- | tion, with the American Legion and the National Education association, will promote third national week for edu- cation, December S-s inclusive The Association against the Pro- l hibition Amendment lists U. $. Sen. | George P. Mclean aAd Congr ressman lR. P. FFeeman as liberals" it will
 support in the coming election. Arthur H. Stebbins has disposed
 of his farm on the Saybrook road
 to Milford parties and has moved
 into the old Roofus Fordham place
 at Essex until he makes his future
 plans.
 In the territory served by the
 Southern New England Telephone Co,
 there was an increase of 8,828 tele-
 phones in public service between Jan
 uary and September 30 of the
 current year.
 The marriage of Miss Agnes M
 Miskell of 104 Lincoln avenue, to
 Michael J. Dorsey, Az Tilley street
 New London, was solemnized at St 3 Mary's Star of the Sea church in that
 city Wednesday.
 Deacon c. G. Burton of Canonehet
 near Westerly, who has but rartisll. ! recovered from has serious illness o many months duration, is in St. Jo seph's hospital Providence, for a tim = under observation.
 The navy tug Chewink, which wen : to the aid of the Eagle boat 31 . aground off Cuttyhunk on Monday, i : still at work salvaging what part i ,. | possible of the ships equipment an 3 taking it to Newport.
 y Dean Wilbur L. Cross, Ph. D., o ? the Graduate school of Yale Univer ', sity, and trustee of Connecticut col - lege, was the speaker at the first 0 - the winter series of. convocatio periods at the college.
 The resetting of the offset wall i front of the property of Mrs. Sara ' Spicer at Groton has been begun. a sum of money for this purpose wa . appropriated at the annual town meet V ing held several weeks ago.
 The authorities at the Norwic
 State hospital have asked the polio
 to help them locate James Sullivan t 31, of Hartford, and James MeDer e mott, 24, of New Britain, who hay t, escaped from the institution. d Don't forget the Mems Supper a l. A. M. E. Zion Church tonigllt.-adv. Savin Rock had it's sensation Tue. a day when the workmeh who are demo n hshing the Seaview hotel nnearthe e eight quart bottles of Harpar's whb g key. The bottles were found in an UT e used, room in the south tower.
 At it's last meeting the Yale corpo7
 alton elected Dr. Willard Cole Rappley
 who was recently appointed superis 'I tendent of New Haven hospital profes sor of hospital administrator, with 8, 'l signment to Yale medical school. 1 Crabs, lobsters, scallops, oyster long and round clans, snapper blue h large blues, small mackerel, larg
 mackerel. Big variety of fresh fisl
 No cold storage. Broadway Fis Market, 40 BroadWay.-adv.
 Governor Everett J. Lake has slEl
 ed a acquisition on Governor Miller = New York requesting the extradition
 Fernando Iaudeti, alias Alfred Esp,
 sito, who is wanted in this state on
 charge of murder in the first degree. Dl The legislative committee on un formity of charters, of which Senat,
 Arthur E. Bowers is the chairman, wi l. hold it's next meeting October 2S e. Hartford when it is expected that Il draft of the report will be complete
 Taxes will be collected today at u ,s | store of the Preston Public Mark ly from Il a. m. to 1 p. In.--adv. d. State Highway Commissioner Benne .-- mas reIuSeQ ID Bfant aH eXle4lSiOH l- time to tine John Arborio Cohstruetil LII iCo of New Haven so as to allow the rs to complete the new State highway b
 tween East Hampton and Maribo sp ough.
 10 The proposition that the banks ] " cated in the territory of the Cennec lh Icut Valley Tobacco association To, 29e- $s,0 ,000 to the association was pr ,,s scented to representatives Of banks iy the district at "a conference at t A- Hartford club.