Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
1929
VARIOUS MATTERS

Norwich with a car that's different Don't fail to look for it. It will please yoa.-adv.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the East Hampton Methodist church met with Mrs. G. H. Lamson on Wednesday af- ternoon at 2.so o'clock.
 The D. A. R. department president, Mrs. Atterbury of this city, was pres eut at the annual inspection of Sarah Reynolds tent, No. IS, Bristol Wednes- day evening.
 The following candidates for judge of probate in the recent election report no expenditures: Ellington, John E. Fahey ; Canterbury, A, Hale Bennett; Chaplin. Burten N. Weleh.
 The U. s. civil service commission an- nounces that applications for structural steel work -J3raftsmen will be rated as received until Dec. 2S. Entrance sal ary is $7.20 per diem.
 The new Victor Page air-cooler car will be shown at 13 Bath street, oppo- site Bailey's garage on Thursday and Friday evenings.-adv.
 A ten per cent increase in wages to all employees, including those on day and piece work, was announced by the Sessions Foundry 'Co., of Bristol. There are 400 employees
 Tuesday was the 5sth anniversary of ! the beginning of General ShernGan's 1 march to the sea. preserved to memory of the younger generation by the song Marching Through Georgia. The attendance contest at the NoanI ] M. K. church Sunday school between l the Reds and the Blues now stands 1T favor, of the Reds who have 4S9 points | while the Blues have 4S1 points. War savings certificates of the serie, of 1918 will mature January 1, 1928 ] and will be payable after that date a S5 for each stamp affixed. Registered \ certificates will be paid only at the pos office of registration.
 Get your sea food at the Broadway Fish Market. Nice fresh stock. GooS service and prompt delivery. We giv, Royal Blue Savings Stamps Broadway ! Fish Market, 70 Broadway.--adv. The freight steamer Lydia, operate| 1 by the SuSquehannah Steamship Co 1 of New York, is on her way to Nev London with over a half million feet O lumber consigned to the Thames Rive Lumber Co.
 The U. S. S. Savannah with Capt 1 Chester Wells, commander of the Allan tic fotilla of submarines, on board I l expected to arrive at the Submarin base Thursday, following a voyage t Coco Solo, Panama.v
 Property in Connecticut which is ex empt from taxation has a total Valu of $2S0seo6,5Ss, according to the quad rennial report of Tax Commissions William H. Blodgett, which has bee prepared for printing.
 Men whose applications for enlist ments were recently rejected on accoun Of minor defects may now enlist in tn
 navy, according to ans announcement by Captain Dallas Wait, chief recruitin oIicer for Connecticut.
 Il Congressman E. Hart Tenn sper $l,240,40 in his successful campaign fo reelection, it was shown when Harr >i K. Taylor, Congressman Fenn's palit: cal agent, filed his statement with tn secretary of the state.
 1 While driving his car between WeS
 Goshen and Goshen Center Harry Gree l of Torrington struck a deer which "a
 in front of his machine. Only one the headlights struck -the animal w4lie
 ran into the woods again.
 The public is warned to buy at heal
 quarters for the best finnan haddi fresh caught fish, oysters, scallops ar :, clans. New location, 77 Frankl street: Powers Bros., opposite Bull . tin buiiding.-adv .l Miss Elizabeth Shocks, daughter I . Mir. and Mrs. William Shocks of Ne , London, became the bride Of Fred Ba s ker, son of MT. and Mrs. Fred H. Ba lzer Of 6S Moss street, Westerly, R.
 at New London Wednesday. Do~,a,ss --,n,A aJ.S I secretary of the state Tuesday by u
 J. B. Williams Co, of Glastonbu r showing that the authorised capit i stock of the company had been i q creased from $250,000 to $l,o0e,p0O.
 Charles F. Willard, counsel for tl borough of Groton discussed the ferl lsituation Wednesday with City Manax,
 Barlow of New London with a view 1.-the re-egtab1ishment Of some sort of SC ,' vice between New London and Groton. Deaths from cancer in Connectcl ' exceeded all other diseases in 1921, a a cording to figures made public by t \ state department of health as a mea,
 of acQuainting the people of the sta
 with the seriousness of the cancer, stu ton.
 si MT. and Mrs. James Trotter ha 5 closed their summer home at Pleasa : View R. l., and are spending a fs = days in Hartford. They will leave t; ]. latter part of the week for St. Peter ' ' burg, Fla, where they will spend t !. winter.
 di Expense accounts of candidates f h judge of probate in the recent electi
 include the following: Bozrah, War
 ham W. Bentley, SIC; East Lyme, ws
 Bush, nothing; Lyme, William Mary s nothing; Salem, Christopher A. Rose, Q nothing.
 IT Beautiful gold and silver holiday hs
 at s5.S5. Velvet hats at ss!o5. One !, U at $2.S5. Ten day sale only. Mime. Vi
 toria Plante, milliner and expert ct
 setierre. Royal Blue Stamps given he,
 Phone 1s72-2-ady.
 Bolton Grange will visit Coyent
 Grange on Thursday evening and fJ
 nish the program for the lecture
 hour. Refreshments will be served
 charge of a committee composed
 Mrs. Arthur Reed and Mrs. Emil
 Koehler. <
 Owing to the overcrowded condttio
 at the state normal school in New H yen, 2 majority of the juniors in t
 Bridgeport city normal school, w4hi,
 closes this year, will take their sen]
 course at the state nor1nal school = Danbury.
 Twenty candidates for physician certificates were examined by the sts
 medical examining board TuAsd; Among the applicants was a ,gradus of medical college at Athens, Gree ,f and several Who were graduated fir, . medical schools in Italy. s.i The Connecticut Fox Hunters As
 ciatipn has decided to go to Bristol {,
 cry, year, because of the success
 association had at the Fall Mounts
 Fish and Game Preserve, as the gae, lief Homer H. Judd and Charles Vile,