Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-04
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Light vehicle lamps at 5.11 o'clock to- night. Honore Mattate, of KiIIingly, shoe dealer, in abankruptcy petition filed at New Haven showed debts of $15,41S and assets of $1,S9o.
 Noted ballot medium, Mrs. Bradley, Spiritual Academy, Sunday.-sdv.
 The Yale debating team is to make a spring trip to Macon, Ga., in conjunction with the baseball team, where it will meet Mercer university.
 It has been estimated that the Connec- dcut app1s crop this year will fill 119.- 900 barrels, or. about 40,000 barrels more than last years crop.
 Rummage sale today, auspices Catholic Woman's club. Del-Hon Building.-adv. At Bolton twenty-six hunters licenses have been issued by Town Clerk J. White Sumner, twenty-five to residents and one nonresident.
 At Noank the Union Sunday school gave social and New England supper Thursday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs Manning Thomas.
 A community supper and Halloween party was held in the chapel in Hamp- ton this week. Mrs. George Fitts was in change of the entertainment.
 
 The United States civil service commis- sion announces that both men and wo- men will be admitted to the typist exam nation to be held December 12.
 MT. and Mrs. B. P. Stanhope of Mi antic have announced the marriage of their daughter, Jessie May, to Stephen M Graves, in Hartford, Nov. 1st.
 Special music, Sunday evening, Nov. 9th, at the Central Baptist church, Will lard Keigwin, baritone soloist.-adv.
 Lieut.. c. Lyndon Spencer, U. s. c. G., has been assigned to duty at the Coast Guard academy at Fort Trum- | bull and will teach physics and French.
 President Benjamin F. Marshall, of Connecticut college was the speaker at the annual Mothers and Daughters ban quet held Friday evening at New Haven! The New London county convention of colored republican voters held a very successful session at the Bank street A. M. E. Zion church, New London, | Thursday.
 | The U. S. civil service commission an- nounces that the receipt of applications for music teacher, Indian service, will close on November 21. Entrance salary Is about $1,00O.
 Josephus Daniels, former secretary of the United States navy, who made an address at the democratic rally in Mid dletown, Wednesday evening, visited Wesleyan university Thursday.
 An effort is being made to secure tn: attendance of all descendants of the founders 100 years ago of Trinity Col lege, at a special service to be held 1T the college chapel Sunday morning.
 Regular meeting of Rev. Daniel Muller assembly at K. of c. home on Broadway at four o'clock Sunday afternoon.-adv.
 Mrs. Louise Knapp of the class o 1919 was elected president of the, New Haven chapter of the Connecticut Col lege Alumnae. association which held it. first meeting of the season this week.
 The Norwegian freighter Scein Jarl owned by the, s. O. Stray line of NeV York, which is to take a cargo of 200 tons of flour from the state pier to Liver pool, England. arrived in New Londol Friday.
 Today (Saturday) is Forget-Me-Not- Day. Everywhere in the country the lit tie flowers will be sold by girls and wo men, disabled veterans and other ex service men to the citizens of ever! community. g
 The Martineau-Bacon Co.,. Inc, 0 Windham, furniture dealers, has beer incorporated with capital of $10,000 Incorporators are, .Adelard Bacon, Flu gene Bacon, Edmund Bacon and Par melia LaBeIle. .-.-..
 Several days ago a bomb which wal thrown into Stonington in the battle O August, 1874, was placed in the case as signed to the, Connecticut Daughters o 1872 in the Memorial hall in the state Ii brary in Hartford.
 The Western Connecticut Fish an Game Protective association will be rep resented at a convention of Connection sportsmen called by John W. Titcomt of the state game commission. to be hel in Hartford, Nov. 15.
 The tree under which John Brow played as a small child, located Barkhamsted on the outskirts of Vii sted, is to be appropriately marked c November II, Armistice Day, with
 metal plate giving it's history
 Don't be fooled with many varieties oysters out of the same barrel. We hay Mumford Cove, Blue Points and Car Cod oysters in the shell and guarar tee to give you what you ask for.-PoW CTS Bros.-adV.
 Y The prizes for the two best costume at the Ready Helpers Halloween st cial at Coventry were awarded to Ere Anderson, who impersonated "Topsy and Katherine Mcknight. Miss Maj V Olsen of Manchester. impersonated
 witch.
 Miss Lucy E. Mott died, Wednesday her home in Mantle. She was born Waterford, the daughter of Samuel ar Frances E. Mott. She had lived in w; terford and Mantle all her life. A si ter, Mrs. F. A. Beckwich of Nianti survives. N
 Bishop John J. Milan of the Hartfoi
 diocese, Miss Helen Mccormick ,t Brooklyn, N. r., and Mrs. Carltt {, Hayes of New York city will be u speakers at the annual meeting of u Connecticut Council of Catholic Wom,
 at Hartford.
 The board of directors of the Myst v Community house met Wednesday eve ing for the purpose of electing a ne secretary who will fill the place ma
 vacant by Charles Wright Thomas '
 Psntz of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
 was chosen.
 The ranking of the fraternities Trinity College was announced at t 2 matriculation exercises .. WedneSda
 The fraternity of Delta Psi was awar
 ed the silver cup which is given to th
 group having the greatest number
 honor marks.