Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

~ Farmers in this v4cEnTty complain. of people cutting cedars and pines on their land without permission.
 The snow and ice stin hangs to the ! city streets and another snow will have i fine foundation on which to lay trouble. Many local ShrtneTs attended the an- ndal meeting of sphinx Temple. Mystic Shrine held in Hartford Wednesday even ,ihGiE. " s... =. & l ,T The skating on the various ponds about the city is good and many of the i local people have avafAed theanAseEves of the opportunity,
 Christmas novelties and cards. Order pie, cake, plum pudding at Women's Ex- change.-Adv.
 MT. and Mrs William H. McF'aiI of 1 East Windsor celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary, Tuesday, Willis McFall of Norwich is a son.
 The price of fresh eggs is beginning to drop gradually, and fn most stores around town best eggs obtainable may be bought for 70 cents dozen.
 The American Art Products, company, I of Norw&k, has incorporated on a cap itaI of $zo.ooo, according toSa certificate filed with the secretary of state, at Hart ford.
 Directors of the Travellers Insurance company, of Hartford, have declared 3 regular quarterly dividend of four per cent. and an extra dividend of sixteen per cent.
 The sum of $15,OOO will be set aside from the profits of the Union and New Haven Trust company during the past } year for the benefit of the officers and employees. I' Miss Gertrude o'Connor, of Danbury and Mrs. T. Reilly, of New London, ief' Sunday for Florida where 'ney will l spend the winter. They will visit Tam pa and Miami.
 l Candy sold ak retail and wholesale F. E. Pattison, IS Water street.-adv
 Fifty name cards for 50 cents at tn Bulletin job ofiee.-adv.
 The Kerryman's Social Club. Inc, O R Hartford was formed as fraternaI ant benefit organization. Articles of associ
 ation were filed at the office of the sec
 retary of state.
 The U. Y, S., Civil service commission announces that 4the receipt of applica tions for assistant engineer (irrigatiol
 and drainage) will close Dec. 26. En
 trance salary is $1,6So.
 To- insure publication in Saturday Bulletin programs for the Christina music in the churches of Norwich Suhda, should be at The Bulletin editorial room
 not later than 6 p. m. Friday. , The Cristnnas seal drive seems to b 2 tagging. as people are not contributing a
 they have in. years previous. This wor.
 deserves the, support of every man, wo r woman and child in Norwich. t Ice on ponds in this locality is nos [, seven to eight inches in thickness an | the continuation of the present. weathe f a few days will mean. early commences r nsnt of ice-cutting operations. ' A program Of better streets for Mid ' dletown is being worked up I1y tn ,. street committees of the council whic y is at present. enaged in getting out n budget to cover the work of the. cornin Il year.
 o Local coal dealers are without. muc 1T coal and one has apparently disconnecta d his phone to avoid answering question r One has a consignment of the black dis s monds on the way but has been unabl n Co locate it. Large stock sof oysters, soc and s \ per quart; also good variety of fires 2 fish. We gtEeti trading stamps, Broat way Fish Market, 40 Broadway-adv Il The stan officSrs. of the First Con1pah : GnReTnor's Foot Guard, has extended a : inyfta atioI :. to. he. Veteran Corps to a tend a Christmas. dinner and entertain
 inent to be given at Foot Guard Ha next Tuesday night.
 T Four barges of coal bound for liar q ford and containing about 5000 TAor of coal. passed up the Connecticut rivi
 Tuesday. Two tugs were used to for
 way through the ice. This was dor
 without much trouble.
 V Mrs. Murief MacSwtney, widow of tl m late lord mayor of Cork, will speak V New Haven at mass meeting to be he IF Sunday night, Jan. z. She will be a
 companied- by Miss Linda Mary Kearl ,e and Mrs Hanna Sheehy Skef1ngton. le To develop fraternity and good vi q. and. to pay Sickness and death benef sS the Hartford Mutual Society has bee
 incorporated by the state. The societ y consists of members of the Jewish fai s and now numbers more than hundred 'n Pauline Frederick, stage and scre.
 star, has asked a separation from D
 Rutherford, well known Seattle, Wasl
 physician, whom she married at Rive r side last June. according to. informatic ; obtained from friends of Miss Frederi today.
 ,n It is when one has passed the age of S5 that overweight begins to be dange Id ous, ,according to the Metropolitan i al vestigadon; and statistics are said he indicate. that tall men suffer more b b. cause of too much flesh than short m k do approximately.
 ed Fire losses in New Haven thus far tI DO year show a decrease of approximate ea $1,Ooo,Oo0 over last year, according sof -oR AN-a lSs srIr-s =
 department today. The figures for t
 present year are at present being tab
 lated for the annual Yeport
 book of interest at this time ai .a, received at the state library is sE, of dence on Conditions in IrelanT' co,
 prising the complete testimony, andav ,a and exhibits presented before the Arne hs ican commission iD Ireland, transcrh an and annotated by Albert Coyle.
 An intfmation that county politics H terfere to certain extent with the sts
 welfare board in its work of placing {
 pendent children and others, was ma
 by Governor Everett j. Lake in an a
 dress before the Rotsry club at |
 Hotel Taft in New Haven Tuesday.
 A total of $4,57s,744.S7 was disours
 by insurance companies and 'industr
 concerns, orr selfrins1rerS, in the D. } two years ended November i last carrying out awards made by the h co11Eengation commissioners of. the sts
 under the Workmen's compensation ac
 Howard Mackenzie. of Bethel, win
 tain his position at Hartford as assi
 ant a1peFmtendent ce the capitoI, - cording to an annu Hnegraent made .ssss FrederieE M. salmon. of westpoFt st. comptrofler-elacti who will take off
 InuAry 8. Other employees Of the con truller's office will also k yetnir-ll :. :