Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09

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 Today CAacnday) Is Fire Prevention Day in eonnectkcut by proclamation is- sued by Governor Everett J. Lake.
 According t0 information diEuiged Bg Robert Demins. state director of Amer icanization, Derby leads the state in the matter of iliiteracy.
 A new Knights Temraar Command cry was instituted Saturday in Staul- ford, The ceremonies were conducted by the grand officers Of the state.
 It is expected that number of Nor wioh people will attend the Baptist state convention which is to be held at New Britain next Monday and Tuesday.
 An afternoon meeting Of the Eastern Connecticut Branch Woman's Board of Missions, will be held Wednesday, with the Congregational church in Salem.
 A school for machine gun and hosvit- ger officers and selected non-eomnis- stoned officers in Connecticut was held Saturday at Hartford Instructions were given by lectures and sand-table work
 Rev. vicenso Colette, president of the Italian Association, Brooklyn, was the speaker at the Italian service at the Central Baptist church. Sunday morn ing,
 Lieutenant Norman. c. S. C. G.. has been ordered to duty at the Coast Guard Academy at Fort Trumbull to relieve Lieut.. John Turner as resident engineer offer.
 Sunday was observed as Rally day at the Baptist church in Noank. Judge and Mrs. Arthur M Brown of Jewett City were guests and speakers at the morning service
 Fire Warden Herbert H. Leland of Waterford has issued a. cali to the townsfolii to exercise extreme care dur ing the present time as a safeguard against starting forest fires.
 Dr. E. J. Brophy will resume regular office hours Monday, Oct. 9.-adv.
 The United States Department of Az friculture says in a statement just issued that eggs and poultry will be plentiful this winter and that prices should he so low that this product will be an eco- l,nomical food
 Tentative plans for a dinner to be given immediately after the Trinity-Ag- gis football game October 21 were dis cussed at a meeting of the Hartford Alumni association of the Connecticut I Agricultural College!
 Mrs Barbara H. Mcdonald for <o Pyears a summer resident of Easterr 4 Point died at her home in Brooklyn Friday, The cause of her demise wal heart trouble from which she had beer suff ering on her most recei;t visit to thu point.
 The fraternities at Trinity Colleg, have pledged forty-two men. Invitations were issued to forty-fiye men, but three declined. This is an unusually smal percentage to be invited. There are 126 new men. Last year over sixty were pledged out of less than l20 new men
 At the home time gathering at thf Community House Sunday evening, Rev 1 Waiter Bushell, who has spent number Of years in missionary work in Burma addressed the young people on his ex- periences there.
 The following names have been add ed to the Cradle Roll at the Central Baptist church; Jean Doris Romano daughter of Mir, and Mrs. Basil Romano and Joseph o. ottaviano, son of MT and Mrs. Evangeline Qttayiano- !
 Among those amateurs who have re- eeived licenses from the U. s. radio in- apector at Boston to operate transmit ting stations is James l.. Hubbard O Scotland road whose call number ! LED and whose power is 50 watts.
 The application of Albert P. Miller 0 i Providence for a pardon from the Is i year sentence he is now serving in tn |. Rhode Island state penitentiary for enn bezzlement, was continued a second tim 1 at a meeting of the Rhode Island boar of parols.
 The members of the BuH1eIey footba tteam were hosts at the second of a st
 Fies of dances given for the benefit the athletic association in the auditor
 ium of the school at New London Fr day evening.
 Ths cornerstone of the s10O, 900 ten 2 ple of Acadia Lodfe, F. & A. M.,
 Greenwich will be laid on October 14 | the officers of tae grand lodge The pr gram provides for the presence of Go
 ernor Lake and staff and the menbe Of fourteen blue lodges.
 Church bells, factory whistles and d tomobile horns will mark the eelebr
 ton of Afmistice day in New Hav. : Nov. Il at II o'clock in the naornin 3 This was decided upon by the Joint We erans' council of that ciey. Accompanied by staff of engineer 1, Public Utilities Commissioner c. c. E ]. well and F. H. Mitchell, safety superi 1, tendent of the New Haven road, ha' 70 started on a tour of inspection of t Il IS railroad crossings in the state.
 Lieut--Go c. A. Templeton was t
 guest of honor Friday at the Plymou
 Community club, for Plymouth was t
 gubernatorial candidates home tow
 where he was school and church janitt
 postmaster, storekeeper. etc., at t 7 same time.
 A number of the churches Of the ci
 will unite next Sunday evening at t
 dedication of the r. M. c. A. buildir
 The flowers on the altar at Trim
 church Sunday were given by Miss Lu
 Geer, in memory of her sister. Miss l len Geer.
 Definite instructions covering the d
 tribution of coal and also giving a sune Of the situation throughout Co necticut at present have been issued Fuel Administrator homas W. Russ to the various fuel administrators the state,