Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

LlSHL fSn4ClS 4d4hPo at ossi v SiOSh l tonight.
 The moon will enter it's first quarter today (F'riday).
 Wednesday was St. Crispin's day. He is regarded as the. patron saint of shoe mekers.
 Western apples and Florida and Por- to Rico oranges have arrived in Conrecti- cut markets.
 for Saturday, Yale-Army day at the Yale Bowl in New Haven.
 | Today (Friday) is Navy Day and the Submarine Base at the Navy Yard will | be open for public inspection.
 The U. S. civil service commission an nounces an open competive examination for junior bacteriologist on Nov. P. En- trance salary is $1.s2O.
 Trinity Episcopal food sale Saturday, 10 a. m. Pendleton's 45 Broadway adv.
 Public schools throughout the state will be. closed today (F'riday) in order that the school teachers may attend their annual state convention.
 After a debate of more than an hour l the Yale Union voted indecisively in favor of abolshing compulsory Sunday chapel. The vote was 52 to 30.
 Supt. H. S. Libby who has been in charge of the Hebron schools for the past five years has been withdrawn from that town and assigned to the work in Leb- anon.
 The Kings Daughters of St. James Episcopal church, New London, enter tained the Episcopal girls from Connec- ticut college at the parish house Wednes- day evening
 There were no sessions at the Main Street Grammar school in Noank We'd nesday. so that the pupils might at tend the funeral of one of their former teachers, Miss Cassie Hewitt.
 R. Gordon Baldwin of Bristol, former secretary and general manager of the ! Bristol Manufacturing Co.,, has entered the employ of the state barking depart ment in it's examining division.
 X number of Norwich young people all in masquerade costume, attended tn, annual Halloween dance and party helC by Seaside council, K. of C., at Plant hall, New London, Thursday evening. . Charles Hallberg of New Britain, senior at Trinity college, has been ap pointed an assistant in the history ant political science department under Pro lessor Edward F. Humphrey, in charge o the department
 Mrs. Eva Kenyon, Mrs. Charles Ken yon. Mrs. Susan Andrews, Mrs. osca Wells, Mrs. NJ. L, Ennis and Mrs. Tizral Cook represented the Ashaway unio . at the W. c. T. U. district convention at Dunn's Corners.
 Lieutenant Governor Charles A. Tem pleton, republican candidate for gov ernor, made whirlwind campaign tri Wednesday evening, addressing two raj lies in Hartfcrd, ono Tn Wethersfleld an one in West Hartford.
 More than lsO officers, who arc mem berS of the Officers Reserve corps of tn . Seventy-sixth Division will attend th Yale-Arm game at New Haven Satur day, and will hold a block of over 50 seats In the Vale Bowl.
 r Wednesday was the i6th centennial ( D the birthday of Demosthenes, the Atht nlan orator, who is known to schoolboy u as the man who practced elocution b filling his mouth with pebbles and di. a claiming oh the seashore
 Word has been received here of u 5 death of Mrs, Robertne Kelsey. pa. E department president of the W. R. ( who died at her home in Clinton. Sf a had been in i'll health for several year although the end came suddenly. 10 Tho East Lyme grange will be Il guests of the Groton grange, Patrons m Husbandry. at their meeting Frida
 night and Allen B. Cook, master of Il CT state grange and the East Lyme grang le will be the speaker of the evening. ~. U. Mrs. c. l.. Brownell, school nurse fro os the State Board of Education, has be, oL conducting a health inspection in il
 schools of Hebron for the past few day c. In few instances she found cases wh h. should receive immediate ttention. ne Harold Babcock of Groton,. who h. ~o his head jammed between freight co 's' veyor and the gate leading into t
 shaft of the conveyor at the Max Polio " mill, few days ago, is reported to ep resting as comfortably as possible. D. Charles N. Burdiclx of Norwich, col
 mander of the department of Connectic, nm United Spanish War Veterans, aocol
 panied by the department inspector co
 ducted an inspection of Charles L. BJ
 dett camp, at Hartford, Thursday nigl I'd A financial report read at the me, r. ing of the striking shopmen of the N,
 Haven road in New Haven. Wednesds "- disclosed that thus far total of Sj nc 0S6.42 has been contributed by vario x- national organizations to the strike fur n. The development of Connecticut as d tourist region and a standardized syst, ~ of municipal accounting are set forth
 two of the main projects contemplat - by the Connecticut Chamber of Co
 merce in its programme of activities
 the coming year.
 'u1 Forty-eight carloads of automobil to with two machines to each car, have ed rived in New London within the p;
 few days, shipped via the Central V
 mont railroad and consigned to va
 ous eastern distribution points of I ms sales organizations