Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

O calls for clethipg to meet the appalling | needs of the refugees in Greeee.
 Regnlar meeting, Mereier assembly, c" l r. of z. tonight at 3 9elock-edV
 Repuhlieans throughout the state l have nominated nine Romep for the house ef EepFessHtstiyes and the demo-
 AfpAa class rnmHage sale. RHeking- adv.
 nsan Irene Wye of Connecticut Col lsgs .Eas the speaker st 3 meeting hsld Aonaay aftsgnsoh st the Emanuel En- 3gogue, Hartford. y
 Monday included Cadet John Rountree and Joseph Conway ot the U. S. Coast Guard Academy. venir programs of the fall ceremonial 18th st Miadleto8n.
 Word has been received of the sudden death from pqeumonia at hospital ip East Grange Thursday ef Miss Emma Kipp. a former resident of New Lon don.
 First Liegtspapt Leroy Jehnson, ofi- cerS Reserve corps, has been assigned te the S84th ipfaRtrE, according to agders issued from the hsadquaFters of the 76th division.
 Paul s. Whitman, well known orch hesfra leader, and Miss Mildred Fanderhof of New Y~k ebtsined a msyriage license Monday at HaFtfoFd and will be maErisd today (TusSHayl.
 At Noank Mr. and Mrs. Charles But af Ifeh cfr nal their III. yer wedding anniversary Friday eye hing. The house vas pFettily dseeratsa for the secession.
 Don't forget the Foresters, fair, Nov. ] 1e-17-19-2e Olympic hall Come adv
 At Old Lyme L. Stanley Davis has purchased the property in Main street from the Huntington family, known as | the Brick Store, which he has occupied for the past year,
 Hear electiop returns at Eagles hall for members and friends. Refreshments 1 serTed.-adv - 1 The .Woman's Relief Corps of Will l Hams post, G. A. R., of Mystic is mak- | ing preparations to entertain the de- | partment officers at It's meeting to be held this .(Tuesaay) evening. Trinity lodge. No. 43. F. & !A. M., ot Deep River, will celebrate it's 125th an niVersafy, Tuesday. Plans have been made by the cenpittee to make the af' fair one long to be remembered.
 The Americarization committee of the Connecticut Society of the Colonia Dames will meet Wednesday morning st the Webb heHse in Wethersheld, af ter which luncheon win be served.
 Among papers of incorporation filed es Monday with the secretary of state Wert the following: Rockwell & O., of New London, capital S75.gee, and the Kimber ly Coal Co. of EeE Haven, capital i5a,
 0eO.
 The polls will open ip all 1isteiet.
 this morning et z s'slsPR aRd sloss q
 o'clock.
 The Hartford Chapter of the canpec ticut College Aiumnae has elected thu following officers: Miss Miriam Peme roy, 1919, president; Miss Ruth Wal cett, 1920, secretary; Miss Mildred Peck, 1919, treasurer.
 Y. M c. A. W6man's Auxiliary meet .. ing today at o'clock in paElors of New
 Y. M c. A.-ady.
 At the All Saints Sunday service a , the Groton Congregational church, tn pastor, Rev. Henry ". .Hulbert, D. D spoke feelingly of the passing of th widow of a former pAstor If the church
 Rev. Andrew J. Mcleod.
 Right Rey. John J. Milan, bishop o the Catholic diocese, has appointed Rev William J. Mciurk, pastor of St. lame Cstholic church at sApth Aanehsstsr t the pastorate of the Immaculate Con caption Catholic church at Waterbury Rt. Rev. Chaupesy ". Brewster wis : ited Grace church, Windsor, SHHaa
 and confirmed a class of tweHty-feul 5 He also preached g foFcefnl seFTneR | t the class and congregation and ohaciat t ed in the celebration of holy commun : ion.
 An enjoyable Halloween party wa h given by the young men of Rev. Dl T Mrs. E. B. Kibbe's class at the pal senage in Ellington. Mrs. J. T. MC
 Knight assisted Mrs. Nichols in sery ing.
 Cut this ont for reference. Business 3 e Winchester place. Telephene numbel n 7e4-12 John Troland.-adT. b Another large horse mackerel or tun
 was captured Saturday by Capt. HaFE
 Douglass of the fishing boat Lena D n Neank. This was the second one r these huge fish to be brought in t
 Captain Douglass; It weighed sl 3 pounds.
 A collision between automobiles owl
 ed and driven by William Rosen
 Stonington and George B.. Condon
 Norwich occurred at the eerner State and North Bank street, New Lel
 dpn Sunday night. The damage VI
 less than $10.
 Mr. apd Mrs. HsHry Hazsp of My .a tic on Saturday eFening celebrated I ts 25th anniversary of their marriage al ,H from, 8 until Il received over 100 their friends, Music was eAieyed al Ii. 3 hountifpl lunch was served, The
 received many gifts.
 ,s Foresters' days, Nov 16-17-1s-2O to Olympic hall. Big deipgs. Come-ad it EllkS. Election returns by radio ele tion night. Turkey supper. Refres n ments. .z-adv. ID ReY-J. EldFed RreEp, rector of Fri .p ity Episcopal church and several of t le women of the parish will attend t or meeting of the Diocesan WoFnan's Au B. iiisry in Hartford on Wednesday T m regular delegates are Mrs. Clark al a- Miss Alice L. Bennett.
 At a meeting of the Trinity Music ss club Monday officers were chosen as f. Qt lows: Business manager, Nils A. c. 4
 dsrson of Hartford. "A; leader of Gl - club, Ernest, J. J. gnllnm, '29. of Co
 cord. N. H. leader M orchestra, Gsor
 J, olcott, '25, of New Britain.
 Alanson E. Stewart of the jitHey | C paFtment of the public utilities comm 1 siop. has Rrenared . statement givi
 the number, distance and locations th iitney routes in the state. The lona, route is that between HaFtferd ld New London which is ferty-fve mi ,a At old saybreok MT. and Mrs. E v ward B. Clark have been entertaini