Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-26

Teaching of Reading, Miss Jennie E. Stanton, supervisor of reading, Westerly.
 Friday fternoon---Address, The School and the Community Walter E.. Russell, principal of Normal School, Gorha1n, Me i: address. The Creative Impulse in Children, Miss Helen B. Cleaves, assist ant director of manual arts, Boston.
 The programme of the Rhode Island Musical Supervisors Association S. Mi Enerva Hill, president, which will meet on Thursday afternoon at the Rhode Island College of Education, will be: Business meeting of the associations address, 1 How Music Talks to Us. F. W. New ton, music editor. Boston, Miss Helen $. Leavitt at the piano.
 The meeting of the Rhode Island Household Arts Teachers Association, Mrs. Ethey Wright Reed, president, on Thursday afternoon will include Ad- dress, The Newer Aspects of Home Econ onlics Teaching, Anna A. Kloss, agent for teacher training in Household Arts Schools, Boston addr Hs. Home Econ home economics extension leader King ston business meeting of the associa- ton.
 Friday afternoon at Memorial hall, Rhode Island School of Design, with Erik A. Anderson, president, the speaker will be Theodore NJ Dillaway, director department of manual arts, Boston, Mass, who will talk on Teaching Art | in the Public Schools from New View point It will be illustrated by exhibit ! of result sheets done in public schools. The annual meeting of the association will be held after this session. 1 The business meeting will be held on 1 Saturday morning at the college. 1 Captain Bonevenuto, of Westerly, who 1 served fourteen years in the regular army, is soon to be discharged upon his own request on expiration of his pres l ent term of service. When war was pro.
 claimed, he was a sergeant and was pro noted to be first lieutenant and, for ex | cellent service overseas was made cap. i tairG In the general reduction in thu l service, Captain Bonevenuto, is reduced tC l his original rank of sergeant. Rather
 orable discharge He has planned to en
 gage as partner in the bottling business | in Westerly.
 Local Laeonicsi.
 The state board of public roads will receive applications for 1921 automobil | registrations November 1, month earlle than usual
 Tho annual convention of the Rhode Is land Sunday School association will b held, Wednesday,, in Olneyvilla. Police Chief Brown took a demente'
 woman to the state institution, Monda. afternoon
 Four policemen were summoned to tn
 United States district court in Provi dence, Monday, in connection with tn trial of three of the Westerly men ar
 rested for breaking into and larcen
 from freight cars. Of the eight arrest
 ed. five were previously tried and sentenc
 ed.
 | Congressman Augustine Lonergan. wh
 aspires to succeed Senator Brandeee' spoke in the open in Nawcatuck. Monda
 afternoon He was on a tour of thi
 end of New London county. and spok in New London. Monday evening. Special Officer Robert Vessel. was tn who;a police department. Monday after - noon. The chief was required to take
 denented woman away and the reguls z members of the forcs were summoned {
 the United States court.
 IL is not known whether Edward Baii' D who was mortally wounded by b7ing sht
 by his brother. Charles, has made .
 ante-mortem statement in the New Lo' ' don hossital It was not sought by u Westerly authorities.
 !, In Rhode Island electors are require ol to use the lead pencils placed in r r. booths in marking the official ballots. T