Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

London hospital Included Miss Florence Ryan of Willinnantie Mrs. Herman D Hubbard of Lyme was one of the speakers at the republican rally in Wethersfleld Wednesday evening. Harvest supper. ". R. C., 5 to 8 to- day Buckingham Memorial. .-adv There will De meetings of the Con necticut and Massachusetts boards of the Federation of Churches in Hartford, November :.
 At Connec4icut college Friday lhorn- ling, President Benjarnin Marshall spoke in chapel about the navy in view of the fact that the day was Navy day Mrs. Walter Lee was elected president of the Gilead Celnnunity club at its ait- nusi meeting held at the home of Mrs Frank Steward on Gffead road, Water ford.
 The U. S. civil service commission an- nounces that the receipt of applications for inspector of construction win close on Nov. 2i. Entrance salary is s7.2o a day.
 ! Miss Nina G. Andersen of Middle town and a graduate of the Wiliimantle Normal school was united in marriage with Reuben ostergren Wednesday at Middletown.
 Mrs. Charles o. Treat of South Man
 chester. Conn, a summer cottager at T Pleasant View, is critically i'll at the
 home of pr, and Mrs. William Mills in
 Bethel, Conn.
 The Ashaway high schol class of 'sS
 held meeting and chose for their lnotto 'Regardez ct nnontez." The class
 colors are gold and white and the flower the field daisy.
 Thomas vennum, president of the Yale
 Debating Association, announced that II Yale would stand back of a proposition to organize debating league of Ccnnecti-
 cut high schools.
 Cattle Commissioner James NJ. Whit . tiesey on Friday removed the dog quar- { antine from the town of Lyme The revo- cation of the quarantine order will go , Into effect today (Saturday) !, paniah seress Thora' Petersen. !
 Spiritual Academy, Sunday.-adv. Mayors in Connecticut arc receiving !. invitations to attend the eighteenth an 1 nual convention Of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress which will bs held in Washington December and z . Lieut.. William H. Blakely, pioneer !. | Amrican aviator, will fly his plane from a Aberdeen, MarylaNd. to Hartford to par E ticipate in the Hartford aviation, meet al i Brainsrd Field, November 10, Il ane e I12. Ap
 Q The week of Nov. All will be observ ], ed as American Marine week. The frs : day Nov. {, will be the annual Forget
 MelNot day for the benefit of America r wounded and disabled veterans of tn ! World .Gar.
 ' The fall convention of the Connecticu, . Beekeepers,, association is to. be. held il
 the hall of representatives at the stat n capitol, Hartford today. 2 g(Saturday. n opening at l1O.so and having an after n noon session.
 Approximately $40 was realized at tn harvest kermess given by. the Epwortl ' league of the Methodist church in Nev q London, in the church parlors Thurs g day evening for the benefit of the churcl tbuilding fund t W seas chimney fire in the home R lame !. Pisapia on Ponuonnoc road. called ou ' the Pioneer Hose Co, of Grotcn Thurs
 day night Chemicals were applie ' through the top. of the chimney and tn :, blaze was extinguished.
 Hard crabs, Holsters, scallops. lon e and round clans extra fine Finna 7 Haddie, Blue Point and Mumford Gov oysters, at Powers Bros. adv. Q Members of the Groton Visiting Nurs N--l association met in the second distrit
 hall in Groton Thursday for the. purpos
 of designating territory to be canvasse .e by the various committee members ' the drive for new members. ,s Among the several hundred We ~ Point cadets who will attend the YaI IT, Army games will be embryo office = = awhose homes are sin Connecticut two whom are Robert J. McBride and JoE Fe H. Brewer of New London county.
 The estate of the late former Go ! gressman E. Stevens Henry, who re ' resented the first Connecticut district ' Washington for nearly twenty year e- has been settled and $100O00 has be- CT turned over to the Rockville hospita :" Arrangements have been completed f '. the memorial service in honor of tl - nn' late Charles H. Shapiro Connectic .a chairman of the Jewish relief appeal. IT Y service will be held Sunday afternoon ee the nigh school auditorium in Bridgepol m Attend the big republican rally, tov a hall, p. m, Tuesday, Oct. 31.-ady.
 Be sure to hear U. s. Senator Edge .s- New Jersey at the big republican rall S., town hall, o'clock, Tuesday nigl
 Oct. S1-adv.
 es At a-recent meeting in New Brits 'n- the Polish people of Connecticut orga w. -ized for the. purpose of consolidating t IFS. Polish voters of the state and urgi ar- upon those who are not voters, the il
 mediate filing of application for ci a zenshiF.
 i Although Christmas is over nj of weeks away, word has been receiy .ek from the post office department
 Washington, urging that an intens
 campaign for the early. mailing of | ad- Christmas cards and packages be \ 21 gun at once,
 ass Mrs. Florence L. P. Hayden of N, .fm iden, department treasurer of the W 1ry mems Relief Corps of Connecticut, a
 Mrs Chloe A. Warren of Platnville, pr,
 ident Of the ". RIG. home at Cromw, - are the guests of Mrs. O. E. Clark - New London.
 < A report submitted to the state con
 -troIler showed that from June 1T
 September 2S payments of s3S2 cH were made in state aid to dischars 2 soldiers in Hartford and that payne.
 of $9s.60 were made to dependents
 deceased soldiers.
 No oficia1 notice has been recei, n as. vet that Gen. John J. Pershing ?
 attend the Yale Army game in the Bs
 today tSatufday) but the opinion u
 he might come was expressed by Ma -~ R. E. D. Hoyle, of the Yale Resei e OHcers' Training corps.
 If According to an announcement m;
 by D. H. McDonough, state director re. the near East Relief Lftchield is
 first town in Connecticut to overA
 tscrihe it's quota in the cofnmunitv ca