Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-20
WILLIMANTIC

. |, jects: Civil service course. secretarial work, course in mechanical drawing l and course in Suanish. These
 courses, however. cannot be taken up
 until minimum number of: fifteen students has been enrolled. When the ! demand warrants it courses in other
 subjects will be started. The course l of study in these subjects will be car ried out as in advanced schools and 2 person who completes the course up- on qualifying can enter a number of institutes and secondary schools. Further information about the courses may be obtained upon application to J. D. Elmendorf. industrial secretary, or through the '. NJ. C. A.
 At the request of George Lehiend, court Saturday morning to answer to the charg eof non-s support of his wife and one minor child. his case was con
 tinued until today tMonday). LeBIond
 is being held under s2o0 bonds fur nished by his mother.
 At the meeting of the Boy Scouts Friday night about twenty-five were present The scouts lined up for in spection and were found 100 peg cent. efficient. The meeting came to q close rhe scouts enjoyed hike to Wolf l
 Rock leaving the CongreEat tionaI church house at 12.45 and returning toi 1heir homes i.i the evening.
 The fling of election expenses at the town clerks office. which must bel completed by Tuesday. Oct. 23. has l tttis; ssr resulted as follows: Demo 1 cratic town committed. receipts S126 expense s126; James J. smith. repub- tilln candidate for first selectman 2: George r.. Elliott. republican can didate for town school committee. s2, tse5Tgc F. Cook republican candidate ft,: ssiectHau. no expense; Frank + Aso"-s.. democratic candidate for agent cf town school fund ne expenses.
 Sunday school workers from all the -,-,1.-s-icii district will come to this city ,.. l.. tAondayl to attend conference - a.. Methodist church The morn 1 i,-:- ,-eSsion will begin at 9-3o and the .- sing service will last from D. m fl D. m. The early closing Of thef -9,t session will give all out of town .-Viegates an opportunity to take a trolley or train. The speakers at the conference are men from Chicago and along these lines. Following is the 
 Morning Session-Rev.. ". H. Bath, of Norwich district superintendent, presiding: s.3o. devotions; 10. address, The Present Sunday School Situation Rev. T. Basil Young 1e-45. address. Increasing the Membership and Inn proving the Attendance of the Sunday School, Rev. Harry C. Wilson; 11.15. Round Table conference.
 
 ,. address. A Better Teaching Force, Rev T. Basil Young; 2.45, address, The cyanselistic Program for the, Sunday School Rev. J. F. Wagner; -ation Program. Rev. Harry C. Will 7o1l: | Round Table conference: 5.3o. 7 lanquct and Round Table discussion.
 Evening Session-6.45, praise ser-i z md the Problems of the New Age, 9e.- I E. Wagner
 Major Benjamin G. Ferris. detailed ! Q Storrs TO take command of tlS I Agricultural College R. 0. r C. to succeed Captain Cranston. rom the service. has, taken Dup hist ( luties at the college. Major Ferris iHi regular army man. q graduate of Vest Point in the class of 1915. After { Iuty as second lieutenant with the | Twelfth Infantry. and was sent to the f deXican border. his headquarters be- ng at Nagai6s. Arizona. In July 1916, 2 Ieutenant aod was transferred to thei q -ort y-tf Infantry. Houston. Texas Ie was ranked captain in May 1917. ! nd on June r.. 1918. received the s Tt military inspector or the First dis rict. Major Ferris was adiutant of he R. O. T. C. camp at Camp Dev- 1s last summer, in which many mem CTS Of the Connecticut R. Q. T. c. h nit served. g A Rec touring car, license number A 4-Ss7 owned by Ernest ". Jervis of aftville and driven by his son Harry 0 ervis met with an accident late Sun c ay afternoon when the right front n xle snapped off. letting the car down Jl n the springs. MT. Jervis was return 1s- to his home in Taftyille and was c. irving up Main street when suddenly u ne front of the car dropped to the S round and before it could be stopped O umped along for about fifteen feet, eoring the road The occupants of II le car escaped without injury and ff fter necessary repairs had been made T