Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

Andrew Sullivan of Norwich has been elected secretary of the senior class at Williston academy, Easthamptcn. Mass. A number of near auto accidents have resulted in the past two days due to tha slippery condition of streets and roads. Rev. David A. Pitt. D. D., pastor of the Central Baptist church, will have charge of the Sheltering Arms service Sunday afternoon.
 Patients dismissed Wednesday from New London hospitals include Mrs. Brad Shanklin of Fishers Island and Mrs Arr thur Crane of Groton. Willis J. Snow of New London has been elected treasurer of the sophomore. class at Rhode Island State college at it's re- cent annual class meeting. The total of pledges and gifts to the New Haven Masonic Temple building fund has reached $254,5s9, which sum was given by 2,S22 individuals.
 Registration at Northheld seminary l has climbed to over 500, of whom over time this year.
 | A seduction of two cents gallon in the price of gasoline and all other napn- | tha products has been announced Oy the | Standard Off company.
 
 in Waterbury Is $17.50 0 ton, decided upon at meeting of the fuel adrninis- ' tration committee and dealers i The Sewing Bureau of the United Workers will be open today from ? | to p. m.-adv.
 | Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi | one of the best known orators in the ! country, Is to speak in several of the | larger cities of the state the last of this l month.
 The Connecticut League of Women Voters will have as its guest at dinner | in Hartford, Saturday evening, October 21, the president of the national organi- zation, Mrs. Maud Wood Park.
 Francis A. Pallotti, republican candi- | date for state secretary has appointed John L. Bonee Of Hartford his nolitical agent for the campaign. Mir. Bonee has long been active in republican politics
 Soft coals for household use should bC screened to uniform size if possible and if not then only lump coal should be used, says statement issued by the Connecticut Fuel Commission.
 The freshmen at Connecticut college were informally inaugurated into the stu. dent government association by passing through the last step of their initiation l lege gymnasium.
 A few days ago, while excavating ol the bank of the Niantic river, William o Beebe of the Flanders road unearthed ; piece of highly ornamented portery whicl he thinks was used about 400 years agt ' by the Indians who lived near the river Except for the cities of New Haven Rockville and Danbury and few small CT towns, the state fuel administrator . has completed its appointments of 10 cal admin strators to assume charge O local anthracite distribution and price control.
 , The army airship ca left Rossi Field Los Angeles, Cal, Tuesday on it's wa. to Hartford for the aviation meet whicl Is to be held, there on November 10, 1. and 12 but on its flight east 1t will stoI at Langley field. Virginia, and othci places.
 Miss, Elizabeth Agnes Cannon, daugh te rof MT. and Mrs. Michael Cannon q Ellington, and Thomas Francis Cawley son of Mrs. Nora Cawley of Springfield i Mass, were married Monday mornlnt at 3 o'clock at St. Bernard's church Rockville.
 Stonington Manor Inn will be open un til November 9th this year. They ar making speciality of Sunday night SUI f pers at $1.50 per plate.--adv.
 Warden H. K. w. Scott of the stat 6 prison, William C. Cheney of Sout Manchester and Frederick M. Salmon { = Westport, prison directors, will atten the Sand annual congress of the Amer !. can Prison association at Detroit, Oc 12 to IS.
 3 Fake college entrance certificates haN |, been detected by authorities of Trinit q college, Hartford. and in 'consequenC four students who tried to gain adni them have had their applications turl ed down.
 Lobsters, scallops, clans, snelt r. blues, salmon, halibut, steak founder Fine variety, all strictly fresh-n - cold storage. Broadway Fish Marke
 40 Broadway.-auNs
 e Connecticut's table Is expected to
 one of the select group in the choice
 first honors in the Woman's Auxilia
 states dinner'' at the American Legi,
 convention in New Orleans. Blue al
 gold, the state colors, will be used in t,
 decorations.
 The monthly meeting of the board
 managers of the Connecticut Society rY the Colonial Danes of America " held Tuesday at Webb House, Wether field Mrs. Leonard M Daggett of N
 Haven, president of the Connecticut s
 ciety, presided.
 A meeting of ex-service men who ser
 ed overseas with the 56th regiment,
 A. C., is to be held in Danbury wh - plans will be discussed for raising fun
 with which to meet the expenses of t
 third annual convention of the regime
 to be held there next fall.
 A steel engraving representing i first reading of the Emancipation Pr, ef lamation by President Lincoln before
 cabinet has been presented to the sts . library by Rev. David Dana Marsh
 West Hartford. whose family has D
 sessed the picture for more than fol I1n years.
 |, Fuel administrator Thomas W. RI sell has been advised by Federal F.
 Administrator Spens that he has brou,
 to the attention of the director of
 budget, the desirability of federal g he ernment institutions throughout 1t country substituting soft coal for h: too whenever possible
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