Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15

Light vehicle lamps at o'clock to- night.
 Whist tonight, Moose Home, 8 o'clock, ny Mooseheart Iegion.-adv
 Mrs. B. H. Palmer was the leader of the Central Baptist church wenen's pray or meeting held Tuesday afternoon.
 No traoe of Frank Guidi of New Ha- ven, who escaped from the state prison m WetherEheld, July IT. has been found
 A gang of men is at work in Essex removing the Shore Line Electric Rail- way Co.'S trolley rails from along North Main street.
 Children in the public schools of New London saved $513.S4 during October in connection with the school savings sys- tenn in that city. The U. $. civil service commission ar1- nounces an open competitive examination Tor junior aid on Dec. 6. Entrance sal ary is about $1,0e6. The South Congregational church will observe the fiftieth anniversary. of the sounding of the church on Sunday, No- veuaber 19. at Gnanby.
 Unitad States Senator Frank B. Bran deSee will retain his .chairmanahip of the committee on the lihrary in the make mp of the new congress it is said.
 The off1ce of Katherine Lang, having been olDsed on account illness, is open for bustnnmy--aGlT.
 The blackfsh are plentiful in Long Ts- land sound and although the price va res the fishermen are looking forward to guod season if weather permits,
 Mr.. and Mrs. F.. H. Buell. left Filing ton Monday by automobile for Philatel- phia to attend the international and Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
 Patients dismissed from Backus hospa- tal include Ida Young. Mary PedRce Emma Doyle. Maud Gfumley, Rose Re barge, Jennie Miller and son, LaHis Shaw As one passes along the new New London-Hartford turnpike, he is inn pressed with the real estate develop ment going on almost every where along that highway.
 A number of Connecticut people are attending the sessions of the general grand chapter of the Order of the East .ern Star which are being held in Wash ingtOn, D. c, this week. 1 Mantle lodge, New England Order ei ary on Thursday night. The grand officers 4 and large number of members from | nearby lodges will attend. ASTId1 COVeTEilS aDOHL II continuous miles of the Boston post road from the New York state line to .Darier H have been completed for State Highway Commissioner Charles J. Bennett.
 Mrs. Donald G. Mitchell, county chair. man of the Connecticut Wornen Voters has announced the list of delegates tc the state convention which will be helf in Bridgeport on Nov Is and IT.
 The October number of the Smith Col lege Monthly" just issued. contains ths first instalment of a three-part murder mystery, the remaining two nstallments to be supplied by college girls in compe' l tition.
 ''The Story of the Woman's Party" tht detailed and authorized story of how thu woman's party won the ballot, has beer received at the State Library, Hartford city.
 4 The sum of $61,749.45 will be pai, as Groton's part of the payment of tn Mystic bridge, according to the resul of the special meeting held in the tow hall at Pognenoc with nine taxpayer lpresent.
 Carpenters are at work making neede repairs at the NOank post office. new lobby is under construction whic will be great convenience. A new mon ey order window an shelf have been in stalled.
 Somerset lodge will work the B, 4
 degree tonight, at 7.S0 oelock.-adv The following companies have fncrea,
 ed their capital stock: Farnsworth-Pir
 ney Company Central Village, fro1
 $4OO,O0O to $508yo0D; Connecticut Secur
 ties Company. New London from s2,0O
 to s5,000.
 Of iAterest- to Eastern Connecticut : the fact that Albert N. Colgroye, can
 paign manager for Lieutenant GoEera<
 Charles A. Templeton of Waterbury i } his canvass for the governership, is
 former Wiilimantic man.
 Il MT. and MrS David Seamen of Groto are in Washington to attend fl | thirteenth trienni2l convention of tf = General Grand chapter Order of Easter l Star MT. Seamon is past grand patre
 Of the Connecticut chapter. . Labor Comnaisgioner William & Hvi s has appointed Patrick H. Caunolly { : Danbury, deputy factory inspector t
 suceeed the hate William E.. Duncan s Sputn1ngton. Mrs. Connolly was foru ' er1T st1Ee labor Commissioner. Manchester took it's first step towar, . tne afrangements for the Tooth aifniyer . ary Of the incorporation of the town ;
 largely attended mass meeting held q Hen School han. William C. Cheney VI h leleeted chairman. Of the meeting. r Miss Jane Clark, executive secretary the Diocesan Bureau of Social Servic New London, will attend as a delega ' the convention of the National Confe
 ence of Catholic Women to be held
 Washington, D. C., Nov. q to 25. cl High school teachers are interested z the announcement that the New En- " land High School Commercial Teacher
 association will hold its twentieth ann
 al meeting Saturday at 10 a. m:skt il 2 Salem Normal School, Salem; Mass. ell Benjamin Slade, defeated denocrat
 candidate for attorney general ir t] = recent state election, spent Ss.6O2.S5 , Y the promotion of the campaign, accor r- ing to his expense account filed at t r, office of the secretary of the state. v Expense accounts Of candidates for f Z; office of judge of probate in New To don county towns show the followin : Arthur P. Anderson, Groton, nothin {. Charles c. Gray, North Stonington, not ,: ing; Frank H. HinckIey, Stoningtc ,e nothing. Two corporations were formed Afo w S day with the filing of papers at the { |. flee of the secretary of the state. T
 Molstefn Coal Company, Inc,- New f] 2 ven, with capital of $10e ,Oeo was incg
 porztd. Business will be started Vi
 l$7s,ooo.
 A final warning to citizens of Co
 lnecticut to purchase in addition tc thi
 regular coal allowance sufficient, su '~ ply of substitutes for the ilomestic s
 eS of anthracite coal has been issu
 by Thomas W. Russell, state fuel fadmi !. istrator.
 } W. E. Page of Mystic will, beginni < December l, no longer be superintende .E nf fha Snirnae hrane in Nnanlr f.,H l