Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-08

Light vehicle lamps at 4.4S ocLocA tonight.
 Mrs. Sarah Gates of Hamburg suf- fered cerebral hemorrhage severaa days ago.
 Christmas gifts, handkerchiefs, cards at Woman's Exchange.-adx.
 The City Auto Company of Bridge port has increased its stock from $1O,- 900 to s50.OOo.
 Patients dismissed Thursday at New London hospitals Included Miss Marga- ret Hull of Sayhrook.
 The 0Aspinook Company of Griswold has increased it's capital stock from $75o,ooO to $1,ooo.0oo.
 Scout Troop No. of Waterford. held a supper at the Second Baptist church Tuesday evening in that town.
 Imported and domestic perfumes, 25c to 5000. The Lee 6 Osgood Co.-adv.
 The state bank commissioner has re- ceived a petition for the establishment of trust company in Madison.
 At Mantle collections for the Near East Relief amount to $75 which has been forwarded to the state treasurer. John Muller and family of old Lyme have moved Go the John Swaney place in Black Hall which they recently pur- chased.
 At Berlin Wednesday evening the 15Oth anniversary o6 the Worthington Ecclesiastical Society was celebrated at the Berlin Congregational church.
 Call and examine special line of Christmas greeting cards at The Bulle- tn job room--adv.
 The vanguard of Connecticut's supply of Christmas trees is now being sold in several cities. This is the first indica- to .noR the real Christmas season.
 The stores are beginning to take on | their holiday appearance and the an- nual slogan is, Do your Christmas shopping early and shop at home" Teachers of the Groton Heights, East ern Point and Mystic schools attended the lecture by Dr. Briggs at Bulkeley school, New London, Wednesday after noon.
 What better gift than a Conklin pen or pencil. The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
 William Walker. president of the l Thermos Bottle Co. of Norwich, who has been i'll at his residence on Granite I street, New London, is reported some- | what improved.
 Names of twenty-one successful can didates for state certificates as physi- clans were made tplfQ.c Wednesday, by the state medical examining board as a result of recent examination.
 District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Daniel M. Cronin oi New London paif an official visit to Hartford lodge ot Elks Wednesday night. He was ac conoan . by a delegation of about 30.
 Thursday new traffic signals were placed at the Parade in New Londc { One will be placed at each corner u the area where the trolley cars stop The old wooden signals will be removed
 Tonight, to 8, c. E. society supper parsonage, 169 West Town street. Adult 30c; children 15c.-adv. "On December 1 Joseph F. Field ,
 Hartford, having completed his twenty fifth year of service for the Aetna In
 surance Company, and having reache the age of S7 years, was put on thei retired list.
 f The treasury department has issue } warning of new counterfeit $5 Fed
 eral Reserve note on the Clevelan } bank. The forgery. is described as ." . very crudeS etched production, retouch 5 ed with graver.
 . Give him Twinplex to make his Gil lette 100 per cent. perfect. The Lee 6 osgood Co.--adv. . Mrs. Henry H. Townshend was re | elected presiden of the New Have . League of Women Voters at the annua
 meeting held Tuesday. Mrs. Townshen t | is well known as second vice presiden . of the state league.
 6 In papers fled at the office of tn i; secretary of the state, the directors C n Kolynos, Incorporated, of New Have gave notification Of the increase of tn ; increase of the corporations capiti stock from $55,0o0lto $55o,000. II Seven billion board feet of wood pc " year could be saved if proper method l of preserving wood were in vogue
 this country, said Henry Solon Grave
 dean of the Yale schol of forestry, in 5 lecture in the Osborne geological labol atory.
 r Sedgwick Woman's Relief Corp rum
 mage sale Saturday morning g o'clocl @ Buckingham Menorial-adv. a According to a recent ruling of tf U post office department, individual shis ' ments of parcel post consigned to Pt land may now amount in weight to 2
 pounds. By prior ruling the weigi 2 2 o6 such shipments were limited to ] ' pounds.
 O The French play, Le Monde ou lie tt sennuie, presented under the direcr1c is of Professor Carola Ernst of the Frenc
 department at Connecticut collel e scored a. big success when it W; h staged in the gymnasium Wednesds r. evening.
 'e A good flashlight maxes a practici :. Christmas gift $1.o0 to $S.50. The Lt Y Osgood Co.-adv.
 m Fifty members of the Pioneer Ho l. Company attended the monthly mee y ing held In the Pioneer quarters at CT g ton. Because of the expenses connec s. ed with conducting a masquerade ,e was voted to change the masquera E. to 8 bail. , -
 High winds and stormy weather ke the entire fishing fleet with one or ty exceptions, tied up to the wharves Noank. \ The few boats that went c = during Tuesday night to fish by moo
 light, were driven ,in and encounter
 very rough weather.
 Sale of fancy goods. dolls and hor
 made cooking. Saturday, 2 to 5 D.
 Mrs. Pfeiffer, 2S Washington St-adv.
 Thomas Broad, an inmate at the Go
 nectbcut Hospital tor the Insane at Mi
 dletown escaped late Wednesday aft
 noon and was recaptured in Hartfo
 Wednesday night by Policeman Rev