Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

1HcSS dIO In6 UeSl lIl-OlAAAGh 'hA7AtS' the month. The moon will enter it's last quarter on the 18th.
 The national council convention of The Daughters of America, Is being held this week in Washington. Rummage sale Buckingham Memorial, Friday morning, g o'clock-adv. The U. s. S. Bushnell, in the future will be used as tender for Division i of submarines at the submarine base. Elks. don't forget 10 attend social ses- sion, Thursday levening-adv. l Lieutenant-Governo Charles A. Tenn pleton, republican nominee for governor, ! has arranged to open up headquarters 1 this week in Hartford i The reports of local health officers 1 throughout the state on preventable dis eases show that the health of the state was normal last week Franklin chapter. No. 4. R. A. M, works the Royal Arch degree at Ma sonic temple. tonight, at 7.So. Light re- 1 freshments.-adv.
 A canoe and three soldiers from Fort 1 Wright, Fishers Island, are missing search is being conducted to locate the i boat and the missing men.
 Delegates from D. A. R. chapters in eastern Connecticut will attend the fall
  Manchester, today (Thursday). | The Yale Divinity School opened for J mally Tuesday evening, with a speech by Prof. Kenneth s. Latourette, on The Christian Missionary in Changing China
 Phone Powers Bros, for full variety of fresh caught fish, FinnRn Haddies, scallops and clans-aeS.
 Major Alden L. McMurty has resigned as consulting engineer and inspector of the state motor vehicle department His ! resignation has been accepted by Com missioner R. B. Stoeckel.
 Whist tonight. at o'clock. Moose home, by Mooseheart Lesfun.-adv. A reunion of the seSrd Ambulance Company, 3o1st Sanitary Train, Seventy sixth Division. A. B. F., was held Sun day on Lake Garfield, Monterey. Mass. a number from this state attending. Mrs Fannie Dixon Welch of Columbia | addressed a gathering of democratic 7 women in Waterbury. Tuesday evening. Mrs. Welch is a vice-chairman of the democratic state central committee : Elks. don't forget to attend social ses- c sion, Thursday evenlng.-a6v, A veritable avalanche of invitations to
 attend political and social events has n descended upon Lieut.. Gov. Charles A. d Templeton since he Was nominated by ac- e clamation for the office of governor. Mrs Samuel o. Prentice, vice-chair- man of the republican state central com { mittee, has announced the appointment l. of Mrs. E. W. Frisbie of Hartford. as an assistant secretary of the state com . mittee.
 {, A statewide survey of mental defec- lives in Rhode Island will be conducted 1. soon by Dr. Samuel W. Hamilton, widely :, known psyehiatrist, under the direction of the national committee for menta' " hygiene.
 .- Elks, don't forget to attend social ses. sion, Thursday evening.-adv. Y. Bids for the construction of roads al
 the Soldiers Hospital. Noroton Heights s were opened by the board of managers 1T at a meeting at the Capitol Governor # Lake presided. Awarding of contract; ,. was deferred. -
 Big cargo of strictly fresh Block Isl z and fish; reasonable prices. Osgood wharf-adv.
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Fowler ol
 Wethersheld celebrated recently the 18th
 anniversary of their wedding at theiI
 home in Wethersheld. Mrs. Fowler wal 'S born in Noank, the daughter of Mir. ant Mrs. E. M Ashbey.
 a scallops, clans, oysters, crabs lob st sters. blusAsh. swordish. mackerel, steal
 founder, salmon, nice variety of fires! " fish. No cold storage. Broadway Fisl l. Market, 40 Bfoadway.-adv.
 That there will be no authorization flo le the release of domestic sizes of anthra n. cite coal toIprivate greenhouses through E. out Connecticut, was the substance of sr statement made public by Fuel Admin
 istrator Thomas ". Russell. m George. D. Howard, U. s. N, of La 70 jolla. Cal, and Miss Irene A. Brissett a of New London were married at the par ly sonage of the First Congregations 70 church in New London. by the, pastor
 the Rev. J. Romeyn Danforth. In warning notice issued by Stat Bank Commissioner John B. Bryne h lu announced that the Community F'inanc 7: '. League of America, headquarters eo Hartford, had no endorsement from hi = department to operate in Connecticut ' Fire of unknown origin completel n destroyed an elevated water tank at th n- rear of the Hughes cottage, Eastern Poin
 on Central avenue, Monday night. I'll ns Pioneer Hose Go. responded and pt th the flames out but the tank was d. T molished.
 Connecticut was one of the first stat ed in the new world to provide for the ed ys cation of her boys and girls, passing
 law only 30 years after the landing ast the Pilgrims at Plymouth Rock whit an provided free education for ythe childr,
 of the colony.
 The state library at Hartford has r
 ceived Climate Changes, Their Natu and Causes" written by Ellsworth Hun ole inEton, research associate in geograph
 Yale university and Stephen Sarge, ew visher, associate professor of geology lysd Indiana university.
 Troop 1, Boy Scouts, meet Otis [ "" brary, s p. m, Friday. Corn roast Ha pyland.-adv.
 the A statewide postal conferenee-co
 vention will be held in Hartford Febr her ary 2l, at which Postmaster-Gener
 Work will discuss with the large m: Ia users of the state their individual ma
 Ing problems, according to notice I
 eeived from Washington . Letters recommending that the U.
 navy be kept Up to usual strength a
 to be sent to Senator Frank B. Brandeg
 and Congressman Richard P. Freeman Af. October 27, Navy day, by the Lucrei 0~ Shaw chapter. Daughters of the Anne ,ac can Revolution. of New London.
 Scholarship requirements for the hol
 CTS of various prize scholarships at Fri
 ity college have been raised, according -->- an announcement made, by Preside
 Remsen B. Ogilby at meeting of f
 college body. the decision having be
 reached by the prize committee
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