Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-07
WTpLTM ANTIC

J. Albro. Samuel Feldman and George
A. Bartlett. Ladies' Night has been es-
tahllshed as yearly event Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce.
Rev. otto 8. Besun,ister of So. Jo-
seph's church, and DR.. Hugh B. Camp
bell, Of the Norwich tuberculosis SanR-
forum we're the speakers at the meeting
Of the Willimantic Rotary club held on
Tuesday noon Rev. Father Beaumigter
smoke on Boy Scout Activities and urged
, the Rutarians to get back Of the Boy
Scout movement In WllliRantic, back a
troop & possible and aid in the work Of
this non-sectariap organization in CIV
Ting the boys Of the community q chance
, to enjoy the privileges Of ooyhood and
learn things that can only tend to
make them broad-Ininded men, and bet
tor citizens upon reaching manhood.
Father Beaumister related few incl
dents that had been brought to his at
teuLion In this city where boys are run
ming Wild gambling, shooting craps, and
swearing, The Boy Scout organization
does not tolerate such things and the
boy Joining the scouts soon learns his
wrong ioings and with training IS soon
made into q model boy.
WiHimautio now has three Boy Scout
troops he said. Troop / affiliated with the
. L
e. and affiliated with St. Josephs
church. Another troop will soon be or
gauized and there is possibility that
ithe Methodist church will soon be or
{ 2auized and there is a possibility that
,hQ Methodist church will back q troop
( Wleu the troops are formed Whitman
tic should have e seount council and se-
cure thC services Of a scout commissioner
/ 90 carry on Boy Scout work in this
u - =
aim OF my work here, Father Beau1nister
/ said to see in the future hail for scouts
where ali the troops can have q COM
/ mon meeting ground and work for the
/ good Of the community.
! The Rotary club, said Father Bearr-
7ter. with its principals OF aiding BOYS
/ can DO no greater work than to get back
/ % ftho boys in the scout organizations,
and BY doing SO, better their cornr7unity
/ by bringing 10 in this city all the boys
destined some day TO become citizens
preparing them in advance FOR the du-
tics That shall fall upon then SIS citi-
zF.
pr Hugh B. Campbell. Of the Nerwicf
.lt> club, told Of the great work OF
cure Tor the tubercular germ,
dolag great harm among the peo-
tle world. Tuberculosis, he said
Iel by al. but in truth over II
'h- Of the cases taken at the star
cured, and the disease is not as
%" ONE others, such as cancer, hear
r u.p. and kidney trouble. A French
r. arch has developed what may prove
cure for this disease ana is nov
ar'H- tested by using eattle for expert.
o.. ltsi purposes. Later, il the cure il
-d tulolcUlosis may be met and con
Hu.ae..
WiArnsntlc, he said. is asked to bu,
s- for Christmas. s. per cent. CT which
tuad- Hill De used in This city Tor work
mostly in public health service. RICH
Hgr-. lie said, let Us pay tribute 10 those
..r-as who haye taken IN public heaIti
Hura rather than private work. Rathei
Jnan take The easier duty they have vol
!uatcerod in the hardest service of all, an<
ftley are doing fine work in your conlmu
mtg. W,llimantic should purchase So.
900 worth Of seals this year, ana aid IL
Jalnplng out this disease and other dis
cases, making the general health an,
community health Of this city bette~
Jack scott, Dr. Kayier, shoe special
ist, a guest OF J. Z. Sullivan, was intre
. duced and promised to speak TO the Ro
tarittns on his next visit to this city
During the meeting Smiley was
, sung by 81 quartette Of silver-tongue,
soloi~ts Fred d. Jordan, John c. Tracy
iiaaeting l.. Murphy, and Raymond A
Parker. The meeting closed after th
reading OF the usual reports by Seeretar-
tChaa'as ~. tHu
At tae annual city meeting held at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, at the tow
, hoi ding, tho budget for city expense
Tor lhe fiscal year was realised $1,000