Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-02
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at s.O2 o'clock tonight
 Today Is election day in a number of towns throughout the state
 Midsummer weather with clear skies and balmy breeze prevailed Sunday.
 Today is the first day of Fire Proven ton Week which is being observed throughout the country.
 Sunday was observed as rally day at the North Stonlngton Congregational church with appropriate services at both morning worship and Sunday school
 Coal Is selling at s15.5O ton in some cities in the state This is an increase of about dollar a ton over the 1921 price.
 The hunting season Is one week away. The opening day falls on Sunday, Oct 8, but it is against the law to hunt on Sunday.
 The young people of the United church held their first Home Time of the season Sunday evening at the Community House.
 The evening services at Trinity Epis- ccpal church were resumed Sunday The flowers on the NRltar were given by Mrs. Henry F. Parker.
 The appearance of liberal supplies of green tomatoes jn farmers markets marks the beginning of the fall picking and preserving season.
 | over 10000, 900 Jewish people through out the world commenced at sundown Sunday to celebrate the most important holiday in the Jewish calendar, Tom Kippur or the Day of Atonement
 Saturday was the final day for hold CTS of certain bonds and other securities who have registered their holdings with the stare treasurer to make payment to the state at the rate of four mills.
 The Arrow oil company, Inc, of this city has organized with George Smith as president, Earle M. Wood vice pres William H. Whitehead. secretary,
 The class of 1923, Ashaway High school. have elected the following off, cers: President, Gillette Keuyon vice president. Andrew Mackenzie; secretary, Ruby Brearley; treasurer. Horace Card
 Rev. Dr. Thompson, pastor of the Baptist church at Stonington, preached the Sunday morning sermon at the Me morial Baptist church, Hartford. He was pastor of the Hartford church fol 51 years.
 Il The Gould cottage on Shore avenue Eastern Point, has been sold to Dr George M Burroughs of Danielson. Int Gould place is an attractive one and ha. commanding view of Fishers Island and of Long Island sound.
 In circular letters now being seni out, Frederick s. Camp, state super visor of elementary schools, is advising town school authorities to incorporate Ii their daily curriculums the new require ment of physical education.
 Local Spanish war veterans are in terested in the announcement that An
 tonio P. Antenza of Detroit, formerly 0 Hartford was elected national com lnander at the national encampmen . held recently at Los Angeles. number of eastern Connecticut peo . pie are planning to attend the semi l annual meeting of the Women,s Con . gregational Home Missionary Union o l Connecticut which is to be held Wednes day of this week at Middletown. The Campfire Girls of the Unite church are planning a picnic next Satur
 day afternoon to christen the hreplac
 which Camp Fire has erected at tn
 lake in Mohegan Park Stunts vii
 form part of the afternoons program . Center Groton road is to be improve
 within number of months. The select men of the town have been in confer
 ence with State Highway Commissions
 Bennett and about $17,5oo, state al lmoney will be expended in improyin . the road.
 zi Liquor permit holders in Connectict j are interested jp the announcement ths
 the period for druggists. physicians an
 others to file applications for renewi
 of their permits to handle liquor for tt
 coming year has been extended fro1
 Oct. l to Nov. l.
 Past Exalted Ruler Daniel M CT.
 min of New London lodge of Elks hs . been, appointed district deputy grand e,
 alted ruler for Connecticut east IT h appointment was announced recently |
 Grand Exalted Ruler Euward Marstel of Charleroi. Pa.
 # Local reserve officers assigned to u ,s 18th division have been sent a circuls
 announcing that block of seats hs y been set aside for the members of tn,
 organization and their families at u " Ya1e-Army football game to be held d Yale bowl on October 2S. Z Among Connecticut students at "a :" who have just received honors in u }. Sheffield Scientic School are Charles
 Wolverton of Noank and Albert
 Bowen of Willimantic, the former f. o general one year honors and the latt, for excellence in industrial and eng
 neering chemistry.