Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-06
vARIOUs MATTERS,

night
 Grammar school boys seem to be as interested in the worlds series games as the older baseball fans
 Wednesday was the centennial of the birth of Rutherford B. Hayes, 18th presi- dent of the United States. The report of the. treasurer of the town of Pomfret shows that the town has no i indebtedness and has a cash balance of s7,767.ss in the treasury.
 At a meeting of the various residents of the halls at Tuftz college. Berthcld R. 4 Cormeau of this city was elected one of the proctors of West hall The Armistice Day celebration com uittee are mailing out nvitations to local organizations. to participate in the par ade to be held Arntstice Day afternoon
 Mrs Herbert Knox Srnfth of Farming ton, president of the Connecticut League of Women Voters. win address the Water bury League today (Friday) at Mat tatuck Hall Word has been received In Eoznk Of the sudden death in Baltimore of Frank A. McDonald, former resident. MT. Mcdonald is survived by his wife and eight children
 Patients dismissed from the Lawrence and Memorial Associated hospital, New London, Thursday, were: Miss Mary Besconi of East street, and Miss Lima Startz of Mystic.
 Robert B. Chappen, county game warden, attended a conference between Jonn w. Titcomb, Superintendent ot fish and game. and county game wardens in Hartford recently.
 Mrs George Maynard Minor, president | general of the D. A. R. was guest of Sarah Riggs Humphrey chapter, D. A. R. Wednesday at the Race Brook Coun- ltry Club, New Haven
 The fall meeting of the Actuarial So- ciety of America will be held in Hart ford October 19 and 20. A banquet and entertainment are scheduled for Thurs day evening, October 1s.
 | It is important with soft coal to lei
 a fire burn up with the drafts on for or 10 minutes after firing before check necticut Fuel Commissioner.
 Knights of Columbus, attention! In
 stallation of officers tonight at o'clock
 adv.
 This year has smashed one weathe,
 record after another. Col1, heat, wind
 rain, thunderstorms, one after another
 records have crumbled and now it i
 out after the record for droughts.
 Figures of the Connecticut Compan.
 for the sixteenth week of the five cen
 fare test on Norwalk lines show that tn
 receipts were s10O.S7 less than, the week.,
 average for the last four weeks of tn
 previous test.
 This has been the lowest typhoid yea
 Connecticut has enjoyed. A table in tn fweekly morbidity report from the stat idepaEtnent of health gives a compariso tyeas 1S1S-t922.
 The Rppointment of Mrs. James . Grace of Wethersfield, to be vice-chail
 man of the republican state fiananee con . mittee. has been announced by Mrs. San
 uel O. Prentice, vice chairman of the stat
 central cozntnittee
 E The Feast Tabernacle will be observe h by the Jewish congregations for eigi
 days beginning this (Friday) evenint V The feast will beginS at sumdown >an -- services will be held in all the synag' l. gues in the evening. ?, Farmers in general report. that Il n, closing season yielded little or no gair " for the year, losses from weather cond
 tions and freght traffic being given { # the chief factors in spelling an antic v pated successful year. y To encourage the adoption of socc a- football by junior and senior high schoo l. of the state, Dr. Allen G. Ireland, sta l. director of physiciAl education. has wri IT ten to all superintendents of schools al lg supervisors; pointing out the advantag is of the sport
 The Mayfiower club of which, Nil re Charles B. Jennings of New London a " day at the home of Miss Susan Matne' a son at Gales Ferry, for Mrs. Nelson ge Robinson of Norwich, in celebration v her 90th birthday.
 ss The quartet of brilliant evening sta -ts months has now been broken into, or Saturn became a morning star Wednt 'm day.. Jupiter, another of the quart h. becomes morning star on October It. Venus will remain in the evening s .l until November 25.
 ns The eighth grade of the Groton gra 'syy v mar school enjoyed a picnic Wednesd 'iA afternoon at Chapman's Beach Nea
 all the pupils were in attendance and ss =, hot dog roast and marshmallow roastN ,A enjoyed until about o'clock when ne children returned home. im The. fall meeting of :. the Connects aI- State Teachers association is arrans all for Friday. There will be four s ar tional meetings-at Hartford, New H; hn en, Bridgeport and New London. ] oh programme at each meeting calls osf general addresses at 10 o'clock and at- o'clock.
 A. Mrs. SamuelS O. Prentice, vfce-chs go- man of the republican state central co sht mittee, made the statement in a let . forwarded to members of the republic
 committees throughout the state that
 has been ascertained that there are m
 than 50,00O unregistered women in C. oo necticut.
 tnei On next Tuesday Temperance soc re- ties all over the country will celebr 1er Father atMhew Day, the 132nd anpive ner ary of the great apostle of temperar no In some towns open air meetings will tne held, at which addresses will be del Al cred by prominent speakers.
 .e The schools of West Haven are H first in the state to take part in
 health crusade which is to be sintrodu = in the. third, fourth and fifth grades z caried out in a practical form un " which has adorned the sky in rec @ on the direction of Dr. Charles B. Phel ,a iIe the school physician.