Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-30
VARIOUS MATTERS
ight vehicle lamps at 4.5o, o'clock to-

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 Light vehicle lamps at 4.5o, o'clock to- night.
 The schools of the town closed Wed nesday noon for the Thanksgiving holi- day.
 The Norwalk Iron Works Company l has dissolved and all claims have been 1 settled.
 Advance plans have been made to hold | the 1923 annual session of the Anerl- l can Life concention in Hartford. Call and examine special line of Christ ] mas cards at The Bulletin job room adv.
 Twelve officers and representatives of the Connecticut Association of Real Els tate Boards met at Hartford Tuesday.
 Owing to the heavy travel that is ex- pected by the railroads Thanksgiving day, the New Haven road has planned extra train service. Many people are already convinced that there will be plenty of ice this coming winter; in fact, some believe | that there may be too much. ! The U. s. civil service commission an- nounces an open competitive eXarnina- tion for law clark on January 10. En- trance salary is $1,200-2,e0o.
 Or a total enrolment of 172 pupils in the AahAway schools 45 or 26 7-4 per cent. were neither absent or tardy for | the first quarter of the school year. tI
 Joseph Murray, oldest son of Edward Murray, of Potter Hill, well known in Westerly as a former letter carrier, is now a three-year-course student at the Lowell Textile school, Lowell
 While the bird is cooking give us your order for Friday. Powers Bros, Phone 114.-adv.
 Wednesday afternoon large pole at the state hospital was being strung with barrels, which will be burned tonight (Thanksgiving). The burning Of bar rels is a time honored custom in NoT- wich.
 Books recently received at the State library in Hartford include "The Pub lio Records of Scotland" by J. Malt land Thomson. Bossard on Divorce iR Pennsylvania" law practice in pleadirgs form.
 The Pawcatuck W. c. T. L. held their last meeting with Minnie Clarke An in- tereSting session was held. Papers on prohibition In this country and foreign were read and school questions were dis cuSsed.
 Dairy and Food Commissioner Thomas Holt. in letters sent to a number of l . | importance from @ sanitary point Of view of dispensing milk to customers in individual bottles. 2 The revival meetings at. the First Baptist church in Waterford this week D are well attended and a great deal ot
 interest is being shown. They will { continue every evening this week witt : the exception of Saturday evening. Oysters BOG pint. Open Thursday 9 until noon, Thanksgiving day. Put in 2 your order early for delivery. Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broadway,-adv. At & recent entertainment given il ' the ballroom of the. Hotel Astor, NeN z York, under the auspices of the Drama Comedy society, Mrs. Leila Trolant 7 Gardner of New London sang four foll songs which were enthusiastically re
 ceived.
 Failure of the navy department to in. crease the appropriation allotments fol : the various departments of the maya l. torpedo station at Newport, together '- with a six-day~w working week. will mear q reduction of the force of civilian em. t ployes
 At mass meeting held Tuesday eve S hing in the gymnasium of Connection 5. college the student body, as has beel T the prartice, unanimously voted to con r tribute to the student friendship funt
 this year as the annual Christmas gii
 of the college.
 Communications have been received at the officers of the New Haven rail y road at New London sent out by Gen e eral Manager Bardo, congratulating tn y members of the staff for their share i e the successful handling of the Yale J. Harvard football crowd.
 
 ' win be held in the Central Baptis .e ' church today (Thursday) at 5 D, m. Tn '' message will be by the Rev. Charles F
 Racketts and the subject will be Tn
 Testing of Democracy. very cordia
 invitation is hereby extended to ah ctti Y gems o6 Norwich to join in the Com l. n1unfty Thanksgiving service.-adv At the Submarine Base todd n CThanksgiving) the officers and enlisi d ed men will be given the day off and , Thanksgiving dinner will be served t d those who remain at the station. A l. the island forts the officers and me
 will be granted leave for the day.
 The Loyalty Odd Fellows Temple AS
 sociation, lie, of Bridgeport, was form
 ed Tuesday. Articles of association wer 1- filed with the secretary og state b l. Mitchell l.. Stone, Isadore J. Glattsteir
 Hillard J. Lank,' Samuel Sherman Der
  " nard Freedman and Joseph Schneider. of An order has been issued by Adjutau
 General George M. Cole that the Ser of vice company of the 169th Infantry, Con le necticut National Guard, shall be locate 2. in Hartford. Members of this compan st will be transferred to whatever com pany in the 17Oth Infantry they desir'
 Connecticut, long ranking high in tn figures issued by the United States Wa D Department concerning the recruite
 strength of National Guard units is sui
 fering 8 decline in its percentage of CT oh listments, according to general orders ii h. Isued from the office of Adjutant Genel at al Cole.
 Two weeks from today the afternoon = will have increased full minute i
 spite of the fact that the shortest da ny of the year does not come until Decen ,n Der 32 The explanation is ir the ia, ss that the mornings continue to sroy te shorter for some time after the afte
 moons begin to get longer. l \