Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-27

Today (Thursday) MT. and Mrs. Archi- bald Silverman, Henry Woolf and Walter Lederer of Providence are to be guests of the local Jewish community at Sharah zedik congregation synagogue hall, Union street. Mir Silverman is remembered by many local people as the guest of honor at a dinner given at the Colonial club short time ago by the Americana exish Relief committee. Mrs. Silverman is national figure in American Zionist actfvi- ties and Mr. Wooh is superintendent of the Rhode Island Jewish orphanage. Mir. Lederer is interested in philanthropies of the state Their visit to this town IS to acquaint the people with the plans Of the coming campaign for a new Jewish or phanage for Rhode Island. The meeting is public and will open at o'clock.
 Tuesday evening the first GO-tO-college banquet was held here in the yestry Of the Broad Street Christian church pr. Hen ry H. Crane made a forcible address, thordughly enjoyed by the large number present He spoke on the opportunities afforded the young people of today. Fol lowing this, Bert Shurtdeff undergrad uate of Brown university, wrestler, all American football center and poet, gave a talk on the sports at college which was right to the point and made an impress sion on all who heard it. A feature of the evening. was the war whoops given by the college boys and their yells' which showed the spirit of college life. fine chicken dinner was served during the eV- ening.
 Dr. Albert H. spicer has returned from A trip to the West Indies, Panama Mexico, Los Angeles and Honolulu. MT Segar also took the trip and made voy- are by water of 1900 miles.
 Tho sales of the United States treasury savings certificates in Rhode Island dur ing March amounted to $28,276, or per carita of 005 according to statistics. The Westerly post office has been keeping up fine record, Postmaster Lenihan has been keeping up to the other cities in this part of New England. with per capita average for the past three months. of 39c- even with conditions in Westerly as they are at present
 II,is tThursday) evening the Westerly hand will assist the Salvation Army drive which is on all this week here The band
 has volunteered to play at 7.30 Q. m. in Dixon square to help the cause along, The | house to house canvass of Wednesday by 1 the army lassies was made and every one 1 who contributed was given a receipt and q 1 card to be placed in the window. There was hardly a house where there was moi
 a card in the window. The Peoples mi7- 1 sion is the headquarters for the workers | Fred c. Austin, director c. the local cam l paign is ready to furnish any information
 in regard to the drive.
 Narragansett Council degree team oi Westerly K. of C., will go to New Londor 1 soon to work the 3rG degree on class o1 15O candidates, for Seaside Council, o1
 New London.
 ] The American Legion of Westerly has ] invited the Boy Scouts to assist them Sat- urday in their drive for the Salvation l Army fund Plains are under way by the
 scotFtmaster to secure a new film called
 The American Boy Scout. A large mum 1 her of the boys are going to c.rrrlo this
 summer and Camp Yawgoog will be equip
 ped with radiophone apparatus, whict will be a great attraction. The boys art getting their new uniforms for the parade on Memorial day.
 The New York, New Haven and Hart | ford railroad has issued new time tablC
 to conform with the daylight saving plan
 The funeral services for Mrs. Esther
 Nfblock were held at her home, 20 Spruce
 street. Wednesday afternoon at 2.3G
 o'clock. Rev. F. A. Macdonald, pastor