Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

The work of partly rebuilding and re- pairing the Pawcatuck Woolen mill boarding house Is about completed.
 Delegates from eastern Connecticut towns were in Bridgeport Thursday for the convention of the Connecticut League of Women Voters.
 Appointment of James F. Moore of Middletown ito the federal prohibition en- forcement squad was announced by Dt- rector Harry E. Mackenzie.
 Mrs. J. Albert Thompson entertained the Young Women's Social circle of the Groton Heights Baptist church at her home in Groton, Wednesday.
 Bake bean, salad and cold meat sup per Saturday the 18th, 5.3O to 7.30 by Hope Rebekah lodge. 40c.-adv.
 D. J. Kerr, Norwich, reported to the New London police that a tire was stol- en from his car at 1t was parked in front of the Mohican hotel Wednesday evening.
 Walter Hugh Pearson and Miss Stella Jane Carini, both of Deep River, were married Thursday at St. Josephs Cath olic church in Chester by Rev. Francis J. Muster.
 J. P. T. Armstrong was reelected presr ident of the New London Associated Charities, Inc. at a meeting of the board of directors held at the Associated Char ities building Wednesday.
 Gilbert S. Raymond, secretary of the New London County Agricultural Society is preparing his report for the society annual meeting which will occur Dec. 9th at the city court room.
 Thirteen Rhode Island communities have failed to receive their assignment of anthracite coal and the federal au- thorties have promised that the ship ments will be made promptly.
 Major Victor W. Page is expected il Norwich with a car that's different Don't fail to look for it. It will pleas yOu.-adv.
 At the neighborhood meeting held ir Clarl's Corner school house at Hampton this week. it was voted to hald such gatherings fortniglItly duringsz the sea. son. the next one to occur Nov, 18th. Konomoc grange, NO. Al, Patrons ot l Hushandry, assembled in Firemen's hall | Waterford, Wednesday evening for thC annual election of officers for the ensuing year. Ernest s. Barrett was elected worthy master.
 Vice President E. G. Buckland of New Haven will represent the New Haven road at a public meeting to be conduct ed by Sle joint New England commit tee on railroad consolidation at Boston November ?.
 | pr. and Mrs. Alexander B. Briggs o Ashaway entertained at dinner in homo of the doctors 72nd birthday. Amon the guests were MT. and Mrs Leveret Briggs, Mrs. Charles w. Clarke and Her bert c. Babcock.
 The first organized meeting of tn German Verein was held in Branfor lounge at Connecticut college Wednesda evening with an attendance of 30. Tn constitution was read and suggestion offered for changes.
 | The Cooperative Construction Co.,, C Meriden was incorporated Wednesda with capital of s25,OOO. Papers wer filled at the office of the. secretary c the state showing that business will b started with $2,500.- -----~ >..r--~.r 't The new Victor Page air-cooled c; will be shown at 13 Bath street, opp site Bailey's garage. on Thursday ar Friday evenings.-adv.
 The following candidates for judge probats report they have spent nothin
 in the campaign: Frank Chamberlain Sterling Adin o. Mowry. Sterling FreC
 erick H. Barton, East Hampton; Jam, !, H. Walsh, Killingly.
 The huge boulder which has bee h placed on Library park at Deep Riv,
 final position. On account of the al
 proach of cold weather the curbing WI
 not be laid until spring.
 The governors staff is ordered to r port for one days duty on Nov IS, | 4n 6a |. the time of his review of the Second ba talion, 1s9th infantry, in orders issue !, by the adjutant general
 If Ernest V. Claypool, superintende of the Anti-Saloon League has his wa
 a law will be placed on the Connectic statute books providing the death pc . alty of any person selling as liqu
 a poisonous concoction that causes deat
 A tribute to the late Morgan G. Bull ], ely is carried in the current issue - ''The Standard" well-known insuran /. magazine published in Boston, and as
 supplement to the magazine a full-pa 2 picture of Governor Bulkeley is inclu ed.
 Homer K. Underwood, principal
 Bulkeley school, New London, was t Ispeaker at the meeting of the Grot
 Teachers association Wednesday in t
 Groton Heights school with about
 teachers from all parts of the town g tending.
 Teachers from this city and neighbc g | ing towns will attend the meeting of t B Eastern Connecticut Kindergarten ar (. Primary association in Willimantic S. sl urday afternoon. The speaker will
 Miss Mabel c. Bragg, of the Newtc h Mass, schools. a4z,.
 Miss Beatrice Saunders of the Wat Il Hill road gave an enjoyable birthd e party this week to few of her intime
 friends. A bountiful collation. was sel [. ed and a very elaborate birthday ca a cut. Music, dancing and a general go ' time were enjoyed.
 The room in the Old Lyme Memor
 building which is to be used for oh
 welfare work and dental hygiene a B. which has been equipped and furnish through the generosity of some of 1
 townspeople, will be open for inspect 6, within short time.
 - Grand Deputy Miss Bessie Reard
 and Grand Conductor Miss Elizabe -i Senor both of Westerly, R. l., were ,g New London Tuesday to install the
 gently elected officers of the Lady Alb :. deen lodge, Daughters of Scotia at 1' meeting held at Union lodge room. !. David S. Beach of Bridgeport, V "a believes that he will be president in 1!
 is in Hartford, in his campaign, inte,
 ing to add both Hartford, and So
 Manchester to New London, Torring - and Winsted which are already "sa
 in the Beach for President" column
 The Hartford county commissions
 have sent out a call to the state T
 resentatives and senators of the cou 2 for a meeting on Nov. 20 at the of f of the county commissioners to lew 1A tax '+to meet the necessary expenses , Q the outstanding obligations of said co