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

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 Light vehicle lamps at 5.Os o'clock to- night. Governor-elect Charles A. .Templeton ] spent Friday hunting pheasants in New | York state.
 Miss Patricia Brown, '2s, of New Lon | don has been elected to membership in the Oriental society at Smith college. Be sure to attend the exhibition and sale of the Norwich Art Association. See adv.-adv. 1 Governor Everett j. Lake will be the guest of the Lions club at it's luncheon next Tuesday noon at New London. The matter of poor train service was discussed by the East Hampton school board at a meeting held Friday evening. | Delegates from Norwich will be among l those present at the convention of the Catholic Council of Women at Hart ford today (Saturday).
 James McClaney recently returned from the far west, after an absence of 50 years, was in Potter Hill this week, re- newing friendships of the long ago.
 Herbert W. Hicks, Connecticut State Field secretary of the Christian Endeavor society has been secured for the service at the Ellington church Sunday even ing. Kno EOHIlCu duN6TIlS6 d 1e@ duction of from 25 to 50 per cent on Broadway. Sale continues through Sat Iurday.-adv.
 The state council A., o. H. mas asked the various local divisions throughout the state to consider the project of hold ing state parade in New Haven next July.
 Miss Eleanor Collins of Columbia is member of the Smith college team which will debate with Williams college next Thursday evening on the control of coal mines.
 Rev. MT. and Mrs. O. D. Fisher of North Stonington, were visitors in Wind sor this week. While there Rev. MT. Hill ohiciated at the funeral of Miss Jeanette Fillmore. A-'
 The supper served Wednesday evening at the Noank Congregational church was well attended considering the weather. The treasury was benefited by the sum of about SIS.
 The United Workers advertise a re- auction of from 25 to 50 per cent on all unsold articles at Wattles house. 274 Broadway. Sale continues through Saturday.-adv.
 The Noank shipyard force now num-
 
 headway replanking the bottom of the schooner Elisha Atkins hauled up on the marine railway
 Dr. John E. Toole of Branford, dis trict physician for the American Relief Administration, stationed at Saratov, Rus sia, has much praise for the Russian doc tors in that region.
 Miss Bernice Ashcroft, daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. A. Ashcroft, was elected a member of the Anna Warner Bailey chap ter, Daughters of the American Revolu- 2 tion of' Groton Thursday afternoon.
 About dozen fremen of the Pioneer
 Hose company, at Groton were called T out at 7.30 Thursday evening by false st alarm pulled in at box 31 at the corner 70 of Chicago avenue and Poquonnoc, road. " The United Workers advertise a re le 7 duction of from 25 to 50 per cent on al T. unsold articles at Wattles house. 27t NS Broadway. Sale continues through 'n Saturday.-adv. = All federal cases in which indictments = have been returned will be put to plea al
 New Haven, November 15, according tC n an announcement made by Assistan is United States District Attorney George ,u H. Cohen.
 oI Connecticut girls on the junior soccel ', team at the Connecticut College for Wo = men include Miss Lecra Peabody of Nev Il, London, Miss Mary Higgins of Norwich = Miss Lucy Whitford of Mystic, Miss Hel u enc Wuf of Putnam.
 n- The engagement is announced of H d Bushnell Cheney, Jr., son of MT an, a Mrs. Horace B. Cheney of South Man
 chester, and Miss Alice Heating of Nev -+ York city, daughter of Mrs. Frances R ~ Heating of Buffalo, N. Y.
 nd Yale will observe Armistice Day today .st by having the artillery unit, under tn he commend of Major R. E. D. Hoyle, fir a6 a salute of 21 guns at II o'clock Flo of two minutes preceding the salute ther = will be a period of quite
 ot If you live in Norwich cut out thi 4e advertisement and mail it to Plaut-Ca6 n- den Co.,, Norwich, together with you .u1 address. You will receive a book of ol en fashioned songs free.-adv. of Second Lieutenant Howard S. Ives on Norwich, Battery B, 192nd Field Artillery as is promoted to first lieutenant in specia B. orders issued from the office of Adjutan IS. General George M Cole, and is assigne h.. to duty with the same battery. nd Rev. E. w. Babcock, rector of Hol h., Cross church in Troy, N. r., we'll know gs in Westerly, was reelected president c all the Clericus of the Episcopal church c he Troy, Albany and vicinity at a meetin fly of the organization held this week. as Governor Lake has issued a requis es l'tfon on Governor MIller of New York fo Is- the extradition of Robert E. Davis, alia ok Edward R. Davies, wanted in MifforS lis where he is charged with bigamy Tn ys, man is now under arrest in Brooklyn. no In the last issue of the Ladies' Hom
 Journal there is page picture of th First Congregational church of Ol ne Lyme. The sketch was painted by Jule
 Querin, prominent New York artis
 who spends his summers at Old Lyme
 An. order for the transfer of Pett 70 McKenna from the Connecticut reform
 atory at Cheshire to the Connecticut Ho " pital for the Insane at Middletown wa
 issued by Governor Lake, following 1S report that McKenna was mentally d,
 icient.
 There will be display of articles
 be on sale at the Christmas Shop in tl 4s Plaut-Cadden window on Thursda SS Nov. 1G Sale on Friday Nov. IT.
 the Community House Supper serv, g only to those holding tickets.-adv A Mrs. George Maynard Minor of Wate
 ford, president general of the Nation
 Society of D. A R. has gone on a tr Az south. She will visit chapters in Tel
 nessee and Texas, returning home l fl way of Washington, D. C.. the middle 37 the month.
 ~ Great strides are being made at Fri
 ity college by the centennial fund GOT 3s mittee in the preparations for the inte 3S sive drive which is to take place sot 3S to raise the additional $1, ,0e0, 900 which 1P eli iVin rf fha e7