Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-14

The annual meeting of the Noank I Baptist church was held Tuesday in the church parlors. Mrs. Augusta Potter | was elected president for 1893.
 The state board of education has ar- proved the appointment of Miss Cath | erine Finnegan to be in charge of imFni- 1 grant education in New Haven.
 The U. s. civil service commission an- 1 nounces an open competitive examine l tion for teacher of agriculture on Jan, 1 10. Entrance salaFV is about s1.20e.
 Call and examine special line of 1 Christmas Greeting cards, at the Bulletin Job room--adv.
 Mrs E. C. H4tttia6eid.. president of the ConnectcUt State Congress of Mothers, was the speaker at a meeting of the New Thought society of Hartford Wednesday.
 At the DecenheS mestinS of the Yale Corporation Associate Pruf. Clarence H, Haring, Of the history department, was advanced >to a full professorship with assignment to the graduate school.
 Thomas R. Edwards. one of the best lnewn and respected citizens of Ca nonchet, died at his home Tuesday. Ha was foreman in the CanoEchet mill and the mail carrier for more than twenty years.
 The secretary of the state board of health has issued the following concern ing diphtheria: Connecttcut's diphtheEia record: 3764 cases of diphtheria in 1920, SSe1 cases in 1921, 2554 cases in 1922 (11 rronths).
 On the banks of tho Pennington river stands an ancient gTist mill, probably the oldest in America, still giving ser Vice. It Is owned by WiDeheil Smith, usually ranked as Americas most sue- I eessful playwright.
 Fresh shrimp. sea trout, scallops, sAnelts, clans, cod. oysters, natdsh. maeksTel. dnnan haddie. at. Powers Bros. l-adv.
 Plans are already under way for tha decoration of the community ChristmaS l tree at Groton. E. R. German will have the large evergreen tree in a va- cant lot decorated with about 200 va ried colored electric lights.
 The sixty-one United States Coast Guard cadets at Fort Trunbull are to I be given Christmas leave this year, ex- tending &feN Saturday. D4c. 2S. to tar 1 evening of January 1st Nearly an of the young men will go home. 1 An injunction restraining Dairy Com 1 missioner Thomas Holt, from en3orc- ing the state egg stamping law was isxued by Judge Edwin S. Thomas of the United States district court and the papers were served on the commission CT.
 Employes of the H. K H. Silk Com pany of New London presented to Fred l G. Smith, bookkeeper of the company. a handsome gold watch fob and Masonic charm Wednesday .sss token of their esteem on the eve of his departure from the city,
 While mail early is the admouitior of the post ofiice department annually
 at the Christmas season. 1t is especial ly applicable this year on account o, the condition of the railroad service
 Trains even now are Tunnans far be
 hind schedule.
 Haddock roes, cod cheek and tongues
 smelts, halibut, .cod. haddock, founders salmon, Boston blue, mackeref herrings scallops, smoked fllet of haddie. We sell pickerel bait. We give Trading Stamps Broadway Fish Mkt. 70 Broadway adv.
 One hundred and forty Connection boys who enlisted in the United State, , navy during September and octolbeI will leave this week for CuaDa and th |
 signed to duty on various ships ant
 shore stations.
 IT A statement issued by the depart ment of eomaerce, says that ot the 2 l states for yhieh figures are avail1blc : South Carolina has the highest i92 death rate from puegperal causes e. per 1900 live hirths) and Ccnnectieu |, the loTeWt tS.S1.
 A report given Ny lExs. Howard 4 Edxcpmb, treasurer @ the fair give . recently uAGBer the ansr&ces Og the feu 2 societies Of the Grcton Heights Baptif
 church showed that more than $500 wa 2 netted. at E meeting of the D. R. clss held Tuesday eSeniMg.
 . lfrR Clarence F. R. Jeuae of liar: ' fcrd. we'll known in this city. prestder : os the National Society, U. s. Daugf
 teB of 1Rl2, Stzke of CaAnbctasut, Wa q elected state regent Of the Connection ! Soutety Of Asneficn C03oniSts as !. l meeting held in Hartfee4. q The members of the NcAak fire con . pany ara now daacusNing caokpr drive q fre arpaFN4ns. 4 co1nnittee has bee . anpciAted to have a ealrl in the nes
 future. The puFssose ce the fair ts { . rsAiize q Nrn de money to buy this as ; @paFatpE. nsaaely s2600. E The ctudeat senate Of the ccnaec.tc, ' &grtCHltHTal coEleEe has adapteA tAs . I sets of class col0rs and B staRda1 q ftaHlsnan hat to avoid the 11esizAinx \ q -nelw ha& for each enteriNE class Aa the ssle4Scn of dilerezt class colers {
 each class as Shey enter. Fl As fuFthsr proof that the ccnnectie
 m0toF vehicle lays are natiez-sd ! iEanencs aad that tasay have attracts <. ceAssdershle attention M ether state Aatns RfVRn. recently electea setrt 8 tsry ae the ataEe m 0hia4 visited FzaF
 s1Fd Menasy to inTest@ste the laws.
 h letters from the exssRtiye otssc eG the Connecticut ChazrAer of Cor !, waFce, United States Senators Brand
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 gsAe oa resDrd as f&vnFsls . sAsp suI
 sidy bill
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 erafs oaloe sllcw that Goataln tWIIiia
 D. Winfield, 1eStli Iu&eHtry, is Sssiern,
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 ptRteG Arst lieHtenaMt Of infantry, Vi AcWsFd pFonoksd.
 Mtss Mary Bart;As of Fremont. N.
 and D<. 9RoHnas Wallis Davis of zSs
 York and Ut9ea, N. r., wAo was era
 nakad from Trinity college in 1si<, we
 mAfytnd NE Grace church. NeY York, 1
 the Rev. Walter r. Berehert. rector
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