Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04
VARIOUS MATTERS

 can Education Week.
 Dispatch of money to frien& in Europe to some as Christmas gifts has already started.
 Rev. George Dahl of the Yale Divinity school prached in the Deep River Con- gregational church Sunday.
 Schooner Magnolia, Capt. Grover Eld- redge, is hauled out on the marine rail way at Mystic for repairs.
 Call and examine special line of Christmas cards at The Bulletin job room.-adv.
 John Sharples of Westerly was dis missed from the Lawrence and Memorial hospital in New London, Saturday. Philip Whipple of Ledyard is the new Hoank. His household goods have been moved there.
 Anthony Tomanio, of the state police department, we'll known in Norwich, has been appointed county detective for LitchfieId county.
 Frank W. Stanley of Westerly is on l the honor list at Boston university so far this year, according to an announce nept of the school.
 1 The old custom of using gold coins for Christmas gifts, so strongly discouraged during the war, is no longer looked on with disfavor by the treasury.
 The Standard Ice Cooler Company of New London has elected officers as fol- lows: President, Lyman Millson; treas urer and secretary, Charles Antis.
 According to notice filed with the sec retary of state, The FarnSYorth Pinney Company of Central Village has changed its name to the Farnsworth Mills, Inc.
 The Motor Exchange of Hartford, Inc, has changed it's name to the North ampton Buick Company, according to papers filed with the secretary of State. Opening sale of Christmas novelties cards, stamped goods at Woman's E1- change-ady.
 Members of the state highway com missions office were stationed on Nor wich avenue at Taftville, Saturday, talk ing 9 census of auto traffic over the road
 There are now 2S milk COWS and eight calves in the big barn at the State Farm for Women at Mantle. The new hog house has concrete floor almost com pIeted.
 MT. and Mrs. Foddest Hammond oi Noank have sailed from New York fol Key West. Mr Hammond will engage | in the shellfsh bushes for the winter ir Florida.
 There will be no layoff at the Newpor Torpedo station among the mechanics ol outside force, at least for the month o . December, according to information re ceiyed from Washington. . The following have been named z committee on Italian work in the Cen ! tra1 Baptist church: James L. Case 6. Edward smith, Miss Helen Moore ) Mrs. Salern and Mrs. Burton.
 One thousand, three hundred and sev ! enteen foot passengers were taker across the river Thames Friday in tn first days operati9n of the New Londol ferry under GFotoR management
 Chicken pie supper. Tuesday evening Dec. 5th at the 1effilgEell church, sup per s to S-ady. At WillinEton the parsonage is to b wired for electricity, the power goini over the hill to the Parazek settlement bnttonsh9ps, residence and peW dwelling making this impFoYement feasable.
 Allen B. Cook of Mantle Hill retur this week from Washington, D. C., an . trip to western states where he wen tg represent the Connecticut Stat ,. grange of which he is state master. ' Harold c. Bailey, chief clerk of tn
 inheritance division of the state ta s Ic9mmission. has Fesig1ed t9 enter th ; trust department of the Scurity Trus '' Co. He will start with the bank Jar 1.
 2 A. o. WhitfoFd, retiring traipmaste 2 for the New Haven road at New Londo \ station, was pleasantly surprised SatM
 day When fellow employees contribute q ia purse of money t9 him as token ( t esteem.
 g After-the-holid quietness prevail
 trading was generally dull in most mai s kets. Dressed meat and vegetable ma r kets usually assume a quiet conditfo 1T following Thanksgiving, and remain $
 until New Years. d Fire of mysterious origin broke ol n at 31S Thames street, Groton. Frida IF night and resulted in damage estimate at S19l. The building was used join .s ly as a residence and store and is owl ,S ed by Louis Cohen.
 r. Chicken pie supper and Christmas sa r, in vestry of Preston City Con. churc ,f Tuesday evening, Dec. 9th, at o'clock
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 -- Henry D. Trcker, one of the olde ,r residents Qf East Greenwich, who die ,f there, vas native of Charlestown, ] ,e l., having been born in that town Au id IS, 1851, the son of Joseph B. and Do :r cas Webster Tucker.
 FI Ssyepteen persons in Rhode Islar
 came to Their death during November !: : the Fssnlt 9f some feFm ef an autom'
 1Ser JShnsop, aged I, of Potter Hill, wi r was Killed on Noy. 2.
 Former cop-eSman Augustine Lone | au ie1r fo,a |
 tscent death of Representative James :
 Mann, of Iniin9is, whose service as
 congressman, MT. Lonergan said, Ys
 H9rih millions Nto the conhtry.
 The Conpecticpt Federation
 Churches announces the formation (
 the Moderated Church of Mapping, col
 sisting Of fbe Congregational church ar
 the Methodlst chirch: The undertakir
 was PsgHn sssssfaf months ffe age.
 order isased by tSs connissio1er sion S.a'lD 6
 domestic animals, C CoIcord of we
 W89dsteck, a cattle dealer, has been q
 rested He will be given hearir
 Tuesday Rsfors Justice L J. LeaYttt.
 Mme. Alma Gluck. noted opera sin
 CT, who is 2 summer resident at Fishe l,Islapd has announced the engageme of Der daughtsr,s Miss Abigale Marc
 Gluck. sophomore at Wellesley,
 Frank Ds1Raas Clark of New osleal Thirtytwo of the sons and daughter children and gram achildren of the la Norman P. Littls, 8f CoIumbis, who di in 1915, obssrIsd Than ksgiying ip t old fashioned way at the home of N and Mrs. Georgs H. Miner in East Hal t8Fd,
 Fl An appropriation of about $326, 900 i
 the next tw0 years will be sought frt
 the legislature by the state public heal