Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

 ness. Foot of Rose piaca-ady. John N Lewis has been appointed treasurer of the republican town commit te- in voluntown.
 Good progress on the Central Water ford school is noted, and the walls of the structure are rapidly. assuming form. iPocket Razor and. Gillette Blade for Soc The Lee 6 Osgoods Co---Gdy. The Washington county (R. I.) Chris tan EndeaYor: union held a very sue cessful. rally with the Shamrock society recently Among those recently granted pat ents ise Howard M. Barber, Ssonington. mixing mechanism for bed and cylinder rrinting presses. s1.oo Hair Brush for s5e. Suburban Day only. The Leet;& osgoad Co--adv. Harold Mooz of Iyoryton has been chosen to head the orchestra at Storrs college where he entered this fall for a course of study.
 At recent meeting of the Essex school committee; Judge Thomas D. Coulter was elected chairman and Alfred R. Wright, secretary.
 me Right Rev. Gouverneur Frank Mosher z, bishop of the Philippine isl- ands will speak in the Trinity college chapel Monday evening.
 35c Tooth Brush and Sc Holder, both for 25c, Suburban Day only. The Lee & Osgood Co-adv.
 The U S. civil service commission announces an open competitive exami- nation for telegraph operator on Nov. B. Entrance salary is $l200-$14o0. .. A football rally in preparation for the Trinity-Connecticu Agricultural college game Sunday was held in the college union at Trinity college Fri day night 5 Choice of Hot Water Bottle or Foun- 1 tain Syringe .79c, Suburban Day only, The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv
 The Divinity school. second oldest professional school of Yale university, will celebrate the tooth anniversary of its founding on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
 The annual meeting of the corpora | tion and board of directors of the Con necticut Institute for the Blind was held Wednesday afternoon at the Cen ter church house.
 l Over 100, 900 circular letters have been sent out by the democratic state central committee to democrats, asking them to contribute to the campaign fund. Such l an appeal IS unpreceQeuteu.
 The Koine, the Connecticut College year book, now has complete staff. The editor r-in-chief is Miss Jessie Bigelow of Washington, D. C.. business manager, Miss Nellie Levitt, New Britain.
 The coming of killing frost marks the turning of the season and, from a market standpoint. these crisp mornings signify the last offerings of homegrown products from vegetable gardeners. ! Special for today, extra choice scal- lops, long clans and oysters at Powers Bros, 77 Franklin street-adv.
 Fifty-three members and guests at- tended the luncheon and meeting of the Daughters of the Connecticut Society of ] the Founders and Patriots of America at the Mathematical in New London Thurs day. II Waterford poultrymen take issue with Paul Sheriack of Quaker Hill, that | through the medium. of his apparatus, de- signed for that purpose, the. sex of chicks can be determined in advance of the hatch.
 s31.oo Gillette Razor and $500 Twin plex Stropper both for. $500, Suburban Day only. The Lee & Osgood Co.-sdv. Ernest L. Spencer of Salem, unsuccess- fu1 candidate for the nomination of judge of probate there, expended no money during his campaign, according to his report to- the secretary; of state as re Qutred by. law.
 According to figures furnished by the Telephone Bulletin" about 50 per cent of the employees have bought during tft , past six years $5o1, 900 of American Tel ephone and Telegraph stock and $S4,10l ) of the S. N, E. stock.
 Stamped runner sets, centers and run ners, full line. SiIkine crochet embroid . cry cotton, at Woman's Exchsnge-ady
 On Saturday morning at the higl school auditorium in Hartford the stat department of ATnerieanization will hol, - its second of q series of institutes fo ] the benefit of the teachers of claxss of non-English speaking adults. } Prices lunch cart again open for busi {. ness. Foot of Rose piace.-ady. Among eastern Connecticut girl, who are attending MT. Hoiyoi<e colleg this. year are Miss Eunice R. Pike, Dan : ielson Miss Margaret W Mahon, Ne1 London, and Miss Dorothy Lester an Miss Margaret L. Chapfn of Norwich.
 Authorization was granted Deput Labor Commissioner John J., Burke b the state board of control at it's regu
 
 ies of the biennial report of his depart inent. each copy consisting of ninet pages.
 Rummage and food sale, Catholic La dies of Columbus, Saturday morning a o'clock at Buckingham Memorial-adV
 Alonzo Kinney, the. Rhode .Islan state director of extension work, plan Ito visit the Hopkinton schools within ! UAeEr oP tUo fo lav fhe foundation { school clubs. The poultry club, starte at Ashaway last year, has been mo- 2 successful.
 The board of directors of the Stat Farm for Women at Mantle have not
 fed the judges of the state that star ing October 21 the farm will be read : to receive commitments until such tin
 as the capacity of the farm shall ,aga
 have been reached.
 Commence now to prevent your ski
 from. chapping. Ben7oin and Alnnon C Cream will do it. 25c at The Lee & O.
 good Co.-adv.
 C Tn it's weekly report of crop condition
 the department of agriculture notes
 slackening in farm work the first pa
 of last week, caused by cloudy and rair
 weather, which, however, was great
 needed to remove danger of forest fir
 and improve pastures.
 -l The shortage of coal has caused Il
 buildings at Trinity college to go wit
 out heat as the fuel administYa&
 has asked that no furnace fires be star , ed until after November 1st. The st ' dent body has gone out in search ri wood for heating purposes. 9