Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
VARIOUS MATTERS

Court will reopen with a criminal term in Litchfeld Tuesday, January g. Judge Christopher L. Avery of Groton will pre- side.
 The trolleys kept on nearly schedule 1 time Friday in spite of the snow, which is more than can De said of the New Haven road.
 Thirty thousand pairs of socks will be distributed this week by the Knights of ColuRuus to the disabled ex-service men in hospitals throughout the93coun- try.
 Little neck clans, oysters, sca1lops, hnnan-haddie at Powers Bros.-adv.
 Travel over the New York, New Ha- ven & Hartford railroad during the Christmas season broke all previous rec ords, 1t was stated at the railroad of 1 fees. ] Radio boats and unbuckled and fur trimmed arctics were in evidence on the happeretes on Friday, lending jar ring note, to a perfectly good winter l scene.
 The Goodwin drug store and it's sey- en years lease of the building at Main and State streets, Hartford, was sold at public auction to Samuel Kaplan.- for $41,10o.
 The Girls Community club will meet at the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Wednesday evening, Jan. 8, at 7.3o.- 1 adv.
 Mr. and Mrs George B. Langley, of Providence, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Lillian Olive Lang ley, to Elliott Burnham Clarke of New London.
 Papers of incorporation have been filed
 by the Uncas Paperboard Co.,, Norwich Icapital, $1,500,000; to begin with $1,000
 James B. Smith, Frank W. Browning and Joseph H. Ellers.
 Inventories of estates filed in probate court at New Britain during the year
 reached a total of $2,3S9,S9275. The
 largest estate was that of Mrs. Fannie
 H. Talbot, $649,203.91. ~
 The proposed bond issue of -$660, ,000 to purchase and improve park land in Clinton avenue and in Fair Haven Heights was approved by the New Haven
 board of finance recently.
 During the past two months there
 has been great. influx of Italians
 Greeks and Armenians into Hartford, ac.
 cording to Director Howard Bradstreet
 of the Adult Education bureau. Lodge Oscar Order of vasa, Christ.
 mas festival tonight. Germania hall, &
 Shetucket St.-adv.
 Postmaster David A. wilson, of Hart ford, has made requisition on the posta
 department at Washington for adjust
 able rest bars for the relief of small dis . tributors in the Hartford post office. At a special meeting of the Stamford ! Water Co.,, stockholders, at Stamford recently, a stock dividend amounting tC
 $300,00O was declared, increasing th' capital stock of the company from $500, . 900 to $90O,000.
 Earl Johnson. IT years old, reported t
 the town clerk of Winsted that whilt he held his hunters license he caugh
 GA muskrats, nine squirrels, thre
 skunks, two rabbits, two raccoons, on
 mink and one grouse.
 g There were 6,642 pensioners in Con E necticut during the fiscal year tha | closed June 30 last, according to tn : kpensions, and they received in pension I annual reports of the commissioner o e $S,OS1,3S4.
 s One of the leading speakers at tn l. opening session of the New England for j. estry congress held in Boston this weel . was Austin F. Hawes, state. forester o . Connecticut, who. told of New Englan Forests in Retrospect
 A call has been issued for the mid
 winter meeting of the Connecticut Phar maceutical association to be held a 2 Bridgeport, Tuesday, January g. Ernes X X L. Clyde of Waterbury, president of tn :. association, will preside. y By taking time l;y the forelock an'
 by avoiding the scarce sizes of hard coal
 the public buildings commission which i Irresponsible for keeping the public build ings heated has met the fuel difficult, ' for the rest of the winter.
 | Q tic Shrine, have received word that wha they said was the largest band in tn r world, made up of over 5000 pieces would play in Washington during tn . Shrine convention in June. Over $75e,O0O in cash will be hande ! out over the windows of the window ' ' of the money order department of tn . Hartford post office during the wee ! of January 2, when large number c T war savings stamps will be redeemed. S It was announced from Bedding tha . the home of the late Samuel C.. L.. Glen II ents, far more widely known as Mar if Train, had been disposed of by tn a executors of his estate to Mrs Margart n Given of New York It was known g "Stormfield."
 After hearing before the state ban " commissioner a charter was granted it l the MaQfSon IruSt CO.s Lo carry OH Du n | mess in the town of Madison. Anon IT the incorporators are William H. Hul ii Louis D. Stanton, Charles F. Stoddar n George Dowd and Edward F. Carrint
 ton.
 l. Beginning with the first week in Jal l. uary, a number of changes will be mat of in the galleries of the Morgan Mem of rial The rosary exhibition, which opel 1f ed November Is, will close Sunday, D y cember S1, andsthe room where it W; ,- held will again be arranged, as in u vast A