Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

5 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps as S.ss o'clock to- night tg !. The HervseA Housag eDurany has filed apcertiAeate of dissolution win the state secretary.
 The local na4soaai guard eSzanass are planning to parade in South Rofv%R Arnistice Day.
 The connee4ieut Cornnere4al Ssefstzz- ies association held fhet quartsrfy meet ing in MiddletcWn this week
 Mss EMarExri4e Pcxoer of Hehrcn was . naennhers of xhe class at the HardoTo Gty Hospzt1l. gzz.asstad this veek.
 It fs szssssncsA fr6sa Wanlztngtnn tha4 new series o6 51 Doskaee EtAMr1 VII De issued by she pcstefnce. department
 AlreaAy vheesale psn1try deaIers ase giving see,e tenngast to the prcea6le sup- ply of turkeys fer tise Hiaanlsgfy4ns sea- son. ~
 Lxr.e vareeey q ca. lfena 1sr ta.say. Clearance sale. eSszy 6A&zra1y aftR ?. h. Pewees Brus. n Frxrk1in Esraa.- . adv.
 The zasesr ~eAsess ne.ass q Ars1zzE Esparzs, e1 the- EuhmsAz4ne B2aA wes suspended Pr4dzy by ths zrSecR ~eAleie eonnnnissi0n.
 Among tAsun was a14aaeA the fzf meeting cf chs Car@ssCssut Sscisy cf the D. A. R, zx Aexnchester this week was Miss Bertha Perry Of LedyarA
 Mrs. Arthur Graham of Grutun. EE- ward Brown. Waterford, and CTcains Sherburne of Mystic were discharged cn Friday from New Lendon hospitals. Before his czsnpadgn esoeas Hon. R3cA- ard P. Freeman Of New Lendon, repd0n can candidate for reelection as congress man is to speak at oneco and Sterling.
 The U. S cfvR sers4os eornnaisslon an nounces an cpen competitive exxzninz&ien fer. co1nputex. coazt and geDdexfot euvey, on Dee. e-7. Entrance salAry A f$l2oe- S3oee
 A state Yaliy oe the warad wsae ezsllsEsl. Of tho Baptist church wae held Friday at Mangun lodge. Hartford Y. ". C. A. vacation house, midway between Zi04Is- l town and Hartford More than 3eo exz--SeFs1es men. idInaAlsd or ccnvalescing soldiers, Eaiiefs and marines from government hospitals in and around New Fork city,. attended the Danbury Fair Wednesday.
 The families of; Neil Hutter and Hsmry Hntter of Fatrbanks Park. oneeo. have l ] gonery and John J :. lPferSeus and returned to their former homes in New York city ssgnor De Gruttosa, 'eeIiist., ard Sig nor Christopher violinist will play at tht evening service at the Central B2ptist l church Sunday:-sdv.r f -''8'$'-: ~ . A rnors4sr@ sE1rirS TefEsacaia1 fs to s D. held in MiddletoWn. Saturday. 6N0vembe, l 18th. It is expected that 2,o00 Strinerl | will participate in the parade in the after noon. The ceremonial will take place fl the evening
 The war department at WaShingtca has been appealed to by friends of sol diers at Alinetown hospital in orde that the ex-seryice men may be servea coffee and eatables free of charge b: volunteer workers.
 Miss Bessie Cornell of Old Lyme Mary E. Denison of Groton, Ada Paviti Niantic, c. S. Beebe Of Colchester, an Lucy P. Scholield of Montviile attend cd the state convention of libraries q New London Friday :. The s2d annual session of the Gran lodge. A. o. .su. w., of Connecticut, wi
 be held at Bridgepor Thursday Oe 19. Delegates from all sections of tn state will be present; as wen .zs fror New York and New. Jersey.
 Miss Anna F. Nolan. principal es th
 Lincoln grammar school in. Soufhfns ton, has been elected president Of th
 Connectic1t Teachers Federation, SIX : ceedfng Miss Caroline Merchant, the r,
 tiring president. of New Haven. Charles c. Wright, who has been seere , tary and instructor at the Mystic Con
 munity House for oVer a year. has ser in his resignation. to take effect on th 18th of this month. Mfr. Wright has bee offered a position at Lewiston. Me, Ii Fred F1anntgzn, Erwin Kelsey an , Willard Hubbard of Middlet0wn are rel
 resenting the State of Connecticut , juvenile cattle judges at ths nat3en, l juvenile cattle judging contests to ba hel 3 at St. Paul. Minn., today (Sztunday1. ; Announcement was made Thursday , 2 the appointment of ex-Congr essman An, 7 usttne Loregran as general counsel s Connecticut for the Maynard Plan of Ne
 York. Inc. a unique corporation whic ? inxues capital of investors against los . Colleges have too much money az ? their professors arc overwcrked, said = prominent member of the Trinity ColIel E faculty in arguing against the twei1
 month college year that has recently be1
 advised by the Institute of Public Su vey.
 = Excspt in extrgne weather f eaaexfd possible to obtain satisfactory resul
 with soft coal if athentioo Is given I
 the hre morning noon and evening a1
 the last thing at night. says- aestaternes
 issued by the Connecticut Fuel Con1naf
 Gtnm. .,a. .n Eu1ex4HteuAsN& Aenem& T. Rnr4ey
 tho state police has nottNed the mat s vehicle department that 1.14s arres n made bys the state pcliee during the pa four months 6f7, or ahuut 5s "a , n cent. were for violxe1nns Of the anoe
 vehicle fswH-
 Clifford 0. AAeOre ee REffera A
 bought large tract of Aand eau14sef
 of several acres. situated cn the Eaate a Point read. from the es+zke ef Ene h Frank Budd4uxton. The land is e. t
 west side of the read In the vacAnity
 ChGrm4nas ecgm1. -I Doe to reee1st ee0ees Ny Uaes @xy (
 peE%n1eut at WAaa tha 0. $. \ a val Reserve fcxeA va1eh has lain q. O nan4 for mcre thAm%a . yeaxs hAs n, . taken on new 3eags sR Yaea Nsv ru F. arc needed and. wH be recruited ur !. ths .fun strength is reaeAea.g
 Mfa.. F. G.; Carpenter of Weasewx0t
 has presented te the etz4a ,lfhrzry :, l Hartfeed, an azseAent survey, plctted 41 caIkq skin. of Deacon Jogiah ByAess fz, .