Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-20

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 Forty years ago this fall the incan- descent electric lamp first went into ex- tensive commercial use.
 The executive board of the Ccnnecti- cut League of Women Voters held meeting Wednesday at New Haven.
 Patients dismissed at New London hospitals Thursday included Norman Rose. Waterford, and Edward Weeks, Groton.
 Additions to water rates in effect after October 3o.--adv. Mrs. Amelia M. Castle mother-in-law of Lieut. Gov. Charles Templeton, was made voter in Waterbury Wednesday. She will be ss on her next birthday m March.
 The state police commission has an- nounced through Superintendent Robert | geant Frank Verelli as sergeant in the department.
 The U. S. civil service commission an nounces an open competitive examina- tion for general clerical positions will be held on Nov. 1. Entrance salary IS about sI,ooo.
 Pocket Razor and Gillette Blade for Soc, The Lee & Osgood Co.--adv.
 Waiter Rowson of Baker avenue, Groton, has purchased house on Park avenue in the borough, and with Mrs. Rowson and family will move into II the first of the month.
 Howard F. Durham. chief deputy col hiector of internal revenue has handed his resignation to Collector Robert O. Eaton Tuesday morning with the request that 1t take effect immediately.
 Additions to water rates in effecs after October 2o.-adv
 There were S7rbirths, B marriages and 46 deaths in New London during the month of September. This is almost twice the number of deaths during Sep tember a year ago and 15 less births < All persons interested in the formation of the Democratic Young Mems cllb are requested to attend meeting this eve. I'ning at ?. m., room 6, Wauregan Hotel l-adv.
 Leonard J. Healey, secretary oi, th' state board of agriculture, stated recent ly that the last of the agricultural fair'
 in the state for the year had been held
 and that they were all very successful ' s100 Hair Brush for 65cs Suburban Day only. The Lee & Osgood Co.=-adv
 Frank o. Davis of Pomfret, unsuccess ful candidate for senator from the Twen ty-ninth district, spent $5 for carfare il promoting his candidacy. according t statement filed with the secretary o : state.
 - Ex-Senator Cornelius Cote of Califor mia, who celebrated his tooth birthda 2 anniversary in September and is Wesle : yan University's oldest living graduate is assisting one of the motion pictur companies Rurnmage and food sale, Catholic La
 dies of Columbus, Saturday morning.
 o'clock at Buckingham Memorial-adv-
 Undue emphasis on athletics and othe
 activities which come outside the regula courses of study have kept Yale universi ty among the worlds intellectual cen
 ters, according to an editorial in the Yal
 Daily News.
 ! The water office will be open until o'clock tonight.--adv.
 The sundial formerly belonging to Eli hu Yale, which group of Yale gradu
 ates has recently obtained to place O X the college grounds was discovered t be in the form of a life-size figure of
 West Indian.
 At the re-opening of the Neighborhoo
 Guild at Black Hall the following officer
 were unanimously elected: Mrs. W.
 DeWolf, president, Mrs. T. L. Haynes vice president, Miss l.. P. Ely, secretar | and treasurer.
 ! s5c Tooth Brush and 15c Holder s both for 25c, Suburban Day only Tn :. Lee & Osgood Co.-adv. ? District Deputy G. E. R. Joseph ] Lenihan, of Westerly, presided at s meeting of the exalted rulers and seer e ltaries of the various lodges of Elks l Rhode Island held Thursday at the Elk s home in Providence. y An exhibit of relics and curios of c, q lonial days, many, of which have, nev, q before been shown in public, will be e special feature of the 150th anniversa1
 of the founding of the Congregation; i, church at Pennington. : The water office will be open until !: o'clock tonight.-adv.
 : Keubphon's "Anabasis,' and the "Od 1T of Horace,n seem doomed to the as Il heap at Trinity college and mad ru' e is seen for the lighter works of n Manpassant, Goethe, and Schiller, a $ cording to figures just compiled. d All persons interested in the forrnatic Q of the Democratic Young Mems club a IS requested to attend a meeting this ev IS ming at p. m. room S, Wauregan Hot,
 l--adv.
 l. President Benjamin F. Marshall 1t Connecticut college will occupy the pl le pit of the Congregational church in o ID Lyme Sunday morning, he having e y changed with Rev. E. M. Chapman, VI | will preach the following Sunday. sr Choice of Hot Water Bottle or Fou le tain Syringe 7sc, Suburban Day on
 The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv = Apparently resembling their former ( A cision that dances at Yale should clc at an early hour this year, the autho
 ties have granted permission for dar to last until Saturday morning, 0 2S, the day of the Yale-Army game
 The 1s2 nd Artillery has been notiH that an appointment to West Point V .be given to a member of the natiol
 guard in Connecticut in a competit examination The successful candid; last year was Richard " Pearson Grotsn.
 s1.o0 Gillette Razor and $500 Tw plex Stropper both for $500, Suburt
 Day only. The Lee & osgood Goa brook farm, Waterford, left ThursS for Cincinnati to attend the wedding her niece, Miss Grace Allen, daugh of Thomas Allen, to Charles Moody Wsltham, Mass, which is to take pl october 2S.
 All persons interested in the format
 of the Democratic Young Mems club
 requested to attend a meeting this e
 hing at 8 ?. m.. room 6, Wauregan Ho adv.
 Postrnasters may now partially g pend business at their respective post F fees on state and city holidays, if g suspension is accompanied by susp sion of general business, according an order issued by Postmaster Gene n0 Hubert Work.