Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-20
vARIOus MATTERS


 ity Aar&scSupa! chnrct. wil! decorate the chn1th for CwistnsAs. Sergeant & co.44ssBy of New Haven has G-cesASSG ins sa6ehofised capital stock from $335. COO tU $6,sSc,o6G. Trsvehng gets, s2.so to SIS. The Lee ( Osgood CN--adv.
 J. BoieG Potter of Bridgeport, trolley | manager theres in a bankruptcy peti- tion sgaye his debts at $37,s75 and his assets at $2325S.
 The willhnantic Motors, Inc, Willi- mantle, capital s1o,e0O; incorporators, William H. Horton. Thomas Moore and Thomas V. Holden.
 Fast day today Phone Powers Bros. for variety of strictly fresh fish. Phone 114.-adv.
 An epidemic of measles is troubling the Fairfield County Temporary Home children, More than half, of the S7 chil- disease.
 At the next meeting of the Hartford common council an effort will be made to get the members to rescind the law against the use Of soft coal during the cuurent season.
 Pyralin ivory in sets, $S to $42, The Lee & Osgood .Co.-adv. l The U, S. civil service commission announces that the receipt of applica- tions for associate automotive engineer will close on December 26 Entrance sal ary qs s2.4Oe-$S,o 900.
 | William Al Wilcox of Westerly, ac- ! cording to his usual custom which has been followed for d number of years, lis sending out calendars to every town clerk in New London and Washington counties.
 Fifty name cards for 50 cents at The Bulletin Job ohce.-adv.
 Arthur Haekett,, tenor, who was heard in Westerly last winter under the aus | pices of the Westerly Music club, was a soloist in the presentation of ''The Messiah" Icy the Handel and Haydn society in Boston. :
 The timely arrival Of additional sup plies of Christmas trees in some cities assisted in satisfying the demand brought about by stores and cities using a greater quantity for holiday decora- tions than last year.
 Flashlights from $1 to $s.75 I'm Lee & Osgood Co.-adv. According to reliable estimate by the national board of fire underwriters an average of one in every ten Christmas
 
 is scarcely pleasant thought to asso- ciate with the Yuletode. After Governor Lakes term of office
 expires on January 3, he will take va cation in the south. With Mrs. Lake and his daughter, Miss Marjorie Sykes , Lake, he will go to Bellair, Fla, on Jan uary 12, for eight weeks. Military brushes. $S to SIP per pair The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv. Members elect of the. general assem. ply have received letters from the Con. ,i necticut Civil Service Reform associa- tion asking them to be prepared to ~ consider a new civil service reform law
 during the coming season.
 New England schools and colleges, library associations and mems and wo mems organizations in January will takt part in the national campaign fof $1, 100000 for restoration. of the Library O. Louvain university, Belgium. al Manicure. roll-ups and sewing sets &
 to $2o. The Lee & osgood Co-adv.
 Orders have been issued by the ad
 Jutant general to the governors staff
 tO report to the adjutant general at tht Hartford club on Wednesday, January 3, at Ills p. m. for attendance. upor
 the governor at the inaugural cere-
 monies
 The Hannon Shoe Repairing O.. Nev
 London. which had $1,713 left after pay : ing claims. This was distributed anon, the stockholders as follows: Clara c
 Hannon, $1.S70.4O; estate of Timoth,
 Hannon, $171.30, and Anna B. Giato . no, $171.S0. Im4orted and domestic perfumes an toilet waters, soc to $70. : The Lee Osgood Co.-adY.
 i, Up to- September l the hens of tn . country, according to the United State : department of agriculture had laid ap
 proximately S2,0o0, ,000, 900 eggs. thi, 2 year, which is some 10 per cent. nor than the previous production for tn D same season.
 In the annual report of the stat, 3 comptroller, published Saturday, it wa
 disclosed that the expenditures wer
 900. The state has property valued a
 $6S,o5s.261 and that sum is $52,724, !. 137 in excess of liabilities. v A Conklin fountain pen or automati f pencil make welcome Xmas gift SIS : to $7.5o. The Lee & Osgood Co.-ad, = While this is a. season of the yea when all is hospitality, there will al
 ways be one thing that is never wei : come, and that is fire. Yet fire ofte . chooses Christmas time for it's visit be Ecause then, in many American homes . conditions are favorable to its re- lception'
 With only ten full days left for tn l. registration of motor vehicles for or ; eraticn on New Years day, thousand ,. lof motorists win find themselves unabl | to use their cars after that date with out liability to arrest unless there is a {, immediate response on their part to con It ply with the law.
 Twinplex stroppers for the Gfffees
 Durham Duplex, Gem and Ever Read . razors. s to S5. They make shavin
 pleasure. The Lee & osgood Coz s.l The licenses of 1880 persons Of Con
 necticut to operate motor vehicles wer Esuspended in the first Il months of thi : year for various offenses, according t a report just made by the motor ve ] Ihicle department, This is 5o6 nor s than all the suspensions ordered for tn \ entire year of 1921.
 The democratic state central commit
 tee spent $67,e0o in it's unsuccessfr : enors to carry the state election las lmonth, 1t was learned yesterday. It lreceipts were approximately Ss4,50t leaving a, deficit of S3,600, which ma J be slightly changed by late bills an {receipts coming in before the closin
 time. -i Leave your order now for that xss.ii.
 box lof chocolates. Durand's, Park
 TiHord's, Apollo and Page & Shaw's,
 IsS, 1, ?, and 5-fb boxes The Lee
 osgoAd co.--adv. ri Twenty-etght of the twenty-ntne auto l. mobiles which were stolen from Stan
 ford during the year. extending fro !. Nov. 50, 1891 to Dec. l, 1922; have bee
 recovered Only one automobile, stole 7! only few weeks ago, has not been k