Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-08


 Light vehicle lamps at 5.O7 o'clock tonight.
 At Groton Monday evening c. R, Brown entertained in celebration of his 47th birthday
 The Robinson Silk Co.,, of Mystic is shipping several truckloads of looms to Paterson N. J. The woman's Aid society of the Paw catuck Seventh Day Baptist church met with Mrs. Myron Kenyon, Tuesday. Don't forget the Foresters fair, Nov. 16-17-1S-20. Olympic hall Come.-adv. At the annual meeting of the c. B. society of the First Baptist church, Wat erford. Henry Starr was elected president ! for the ensuing twelve months. l A straw -vote taken among the stu dents on the Trinity College campus on the eve of official ballotttng resulted in complete republican victory, Thomas Holt, food and dairy com missioner of Counectic1t addressed 3 meeting of the Laymen'ss Association of Christ church, at Hartford, Tuesday ev- ening.
 I State Motor Vehicle Commissioner Robbins B. Stoeckel and Mrs. Stoeckel Ihave left their summer home at Nor | folk and are at their winter residence at Hartford.
 The Old Lyme branch, American Red | Cross will have it's annual roll call ac- cordtng to instructions received from na- tional headquarters and will begin on Armistice day.
 Reginald K. Comstock, son of Mir. and Mrs. Chauncey Comstock and Miss H1lda Sjorgen, were married Saturday at Deep River by Rev. J. H. Sheppard at the Baptist parsonage.
 Foresters' days, Nov. 16-17-1S-2o at Olympic hall. Big doings. Come.-adV
 The ladies of the Sewing society at Ashaway, near Westerly, gave supper at their parish house Tuesday evening. The supper was followed by an inter testing programme.
 | Rev Alfred G. Grint, formerly of New London, and who has been at St. IJohnsbury, Vt, has assumed the pas torate of St. Marys Episcopal church at Warwick Neck, R. I.
 ] The U. S. civil service commission announces an open competitive examin- ation for junior laboratory aid (cereal diseases investigations) on Nov. 22. En- trance salary is about $1,500.
 At Groton Tuesday morning an auto- mobile owned by George Coner of that place and a car driven by George W. Miller of Norwich collided at the bridge approach. Slight damage resulted
 Junior Order of United Amefican Me- chanics whist tonight. Buckingham Memorial. Adm. 25c.-adv.
 Past Exalted Ruler J. William Clarke of New London lodge of ETks has been invited to deliver the memorial address at the memorial exercises of Rochester N. Y, lodge Sunday afternoon, Dec. 3.
 A view of the Arlington Amphithetre with the tomb Of the unknown dead in the foreground is the central design o1 a new 50 cent postage stamp which vii be placed on sale Saturday, Arrnistice Day
 Connecticut newlaid fancy eggs con. tinue scared and the market remains firm. Low grades" of <shipped-in eggs were selling at wide ranges Tuesday The movement of storage eggs remained unchanged.
 At the close of the business meeting O Pequot camp, M. W. of A., in Mysti, Tuesday evening, "a social and enter tainmept was given. A part of the pro lgram- was, the presentation of the farc' entitled Medica.
 Cut this out for reference. Business a 3 ? Winchester Place. Telephone number I7S4-12. John Trosand.-adv.
 Enlistment is new open for men iron Is to 35 years of age to get into khak ! and serve in the United States marines The recruits will have the unusual ep portunity of seeing the Panama Cana and the Hawaiian Islands. A definite plan of action to meet tht acute, mosquito situation has beeI Iagreed upon by leading governmsnta and voluntary organizations, of the state md xrril1 hn a{o1 4E I assembly in January for action. Chicken pie suppers are still popula | in Granby. The one given by the Wo men of the West Granby Methodis church netted $2c5. The one served b! the women of the First Congregations lchurch at North Granby realized $230.
 Best fnaan haddies in the city or you money back. also scallops, clans. oysters imackerel founders and native sword, co, lat Powers Bros.zadv.
 At Scotland Mir. and Mrs Harol, Kenyon entertained motor party con sisting of the Misses Airline and Char lotte Fenno of Bridgeport, Miss Ami Laurie Bolton of Torrington and Eu lgene Matthews and John Edgerton o New York.
 E.-Gordon Cone of East Hampton, ha
 written letters to factory heads re IQueSIhS a ndlL nOllQay III OOSeFVanc
 of Armistice Day. The American Le lgion will hold sheep bake in the aft lIernoon in Chatham hall and a dance i
 the evening.
 The tax collectors office will be open
 ed Wednesday, Thursday and Frida
 evenings until 8 o'clock Additions wi
 be made as required by law after Nov
 ember 10.-adv.
 Anthracite coal to the amount of 172
 s70 gross tons entered Connecticut dur h ing October, according to figures mad e public by the state fuel commisien. Thi r. was 9,S70 more gross tons than was t o be allotted to the state, the allotmen n being 16S,000 tons.
 Il Miss Patricia Brown of New Lon Ie don took part in >"Pantaloen," by Bal d rie. which was presented Saturday e, Id ening by the Alpha society at Shit ,e college, following the business meetin a of that society and the Phi Kappa Ps ia the two honorary societies. if V Automobile Hit Cow. 70 An automobile, owned and driven | ar "