Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

At Hampton A. Costiek sold at public | auction Saturday all his household goods ] and farm implements and will make his l home in New York city.
 Within a period of four weeks three | babies we're born at No, School street, | Groton, a house occupied by three fam | flies. All of the new arrivals were boys.
 Call and examine special line of Christmas cards at the Bulletin joo l rOom.-adT.
 An honorary escort of officers will rep resent the state police department at l the funeral in Norwich of Officer Perle F. Roberts, killed in New Haven, Sat 1 urday afternoon.
 Rev. Stanley Sherman, formerly of EastfoFd, this stata, who has held a pastorate at Rutland, Mass, has accept ed call to the Franklin (N. H.) Con- gregational church. .. Mrs, Sarah Jane Abeli, 91. widow of Henry H. Abell, who died Monday night at North Hampton. Mass, leaves three daughters, one of whom is Mrs. Robert R. Newton of Williman4dc.
 Among the new legislation which the next general assembly will have before | it for consideration will be several meas ures resulting from the increasing vol
  Prof. Edwin M Rorchard professor of ! law and law librarian at Yale, invited to meet the Berah-LaF Follette-Kenyon group of senators, does not plan to attend the gathering, so conining are his duties. On his fiftieth wedding anniversary | William Smith of Hartford received a purse of gold from the employees of l Brown, Thomson and company where l he has been employed for the past seven years.
 1 Miss Emily Hopson of New London, ! a senior at Smith college, reviewed the l Nicene Athanasian and Apostles creeds at a discussion of "Creeds' held by the Oriental Society of Smith college, November 23.
 The T. A. Scott Co. is working to salvage the Lizzie D. Small, lumber | laden schooner, that went aground of
 Westport. The crew of the Small, in
 cluding Capt. S. H. Getchell and three others were saved.
 If you don't want to be disappointed
 with your Thanksgiving dinner, get
 your oysters where they keep the best.
 Blue Points, Mumford Cove and Cape
 Cod oysters, scallops, shrimp, Holsters
 and bluefish at Powers Bros, TT Frank
 lin street. Phone 114.-adv.
 There was q marked increase in the
 number of new cases of some prevent 1 able diseases reported to the state de- | parment of health during the past
 week as compared with the number for the previous week.
 The Carr Battery Service, Inc, Of
 Bridgeport, has been incorporated with 1 $50.000 capital Business will starr
 with 31,000. The incorporators are
 Charles A. Carr, A. c. Goodman and Charles E. c. Atkins.
 The quarterly report of the T. E, M
 B. Society, ", s. Futile, secretary, for
 the quarter ending Sept. 30, 1932, shows total membership of 2190, divided in- ] to 907 male members and 1,2S5 female mennbers.-Telephone Bulletin.
 Herbert John Ferguson of Norwich Trinity, s23, has been appointed meun-
 Der of the finance committee which has
 charge of all undergraduate activities
 from a financial point of view, except . The Tripod the weekly paper. Various features of legislative pro- . gram to be suEPorted at the coming : session of the general assembly weft . planned by the executive board of thu Connecticut Federation of Churches a meeting in Hartford Tuesday. When the Rev. William Blair Rob eFts Trinity, 1905, is censecrated sui fraIan bishop of the diocese of Soul Dakota on Dec. at Sioux Falls s. D. he will receive bishops agenda iron : the corporation Of Trinity college.
 Beginning the first of December the !, Association of the Hebron Center Scheo lWill start serving hot chocolate during the noon luncheon. The teachers and students will endeavor to defray the CT.
 peRse of this service through series ot
 entertainments.
 d College students as a whole come to { ,- university more for social reasons thar q with the purpose to improve their minds d according to Prof. J. c. Chapman, whC # leetured before the Yale branch of thu
 Society for the Promotion of Engineer |, ing Education.
 The Community Thanksgfvirr servdc e will be held in the Central Baptis ? church, Thursday, at D. m. The mes a sage will be by the Rev. Charles "a Ricketts and the subject will be Tn . Testing of Democracy. very eordis
 invitation is hereby extended to all cit
 gems af Norwich to join in the Com n munity Thanksgiving service-adv. q Miss Gertrude Whittemore, daughte
 of MT. and Mrs. Harris Whittemore o
 Naugatuck, will be formally; introduces 2 at a reception and dance at Naugauck
 Friday evening. Miss Whiternore will b
 the first Connecticut debutante this sea
 son.
 ! Greek residents of New London hay
 organized a relief association to ali
 the Greek government and the inhan
 gees are now looking for shelter
 Greece and the country is in critics
 condition.
 I NE& r I'd has been employed for several month ' as feature writer and assistant Sunda \ editor of the Worcester Telegram-Gs II zette has resigned and taken positie ' on the editorial staff of the Syracus . Telegram.
 ,ol A committee meeting, to draw up IT. set of by=laws and to make ether pre. is aEa4ieHs in cennectipn with the fermfT n. of a state fishermen's association Ina a been called fer Saturday afternoon i {. the rooms of the chamber of eonmerc "a at New London.
 1t The cadets of the Coast Guard aca1 70 [ emy at Fort TEuf5bull will be hosts III a tea dansant Saturday, having as the y. guests members of the younger set an j. several of the Connecticut college girl
 The stAM officers at the academy ar - their wives will receive.
 The funeral of Christina Strof
 Gardner, wife of William D. GaSGne
 was held at her late residence in u !. Pequpt section Of Mentville at ? o'cloc eT Tuesday, afternoon. Rev. MT Borde I pastor of the Quaker i'll Baptist churc Y officsaxed, Intefment was in Comstot cemetery
 ' During a plea for more physical eC
 ucatien, Professor Odell Shepard, hea
 of the Englfzh department at Trinit