Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Plans are being made for the celenra- ton of the 175th anniversary of the founding of the South Congregational church in Middletown.
 Charles L. Maxson. a restaurant keep CT of New London. has filed bank Fuptcy petition Saturday with debts Of s20,23o and assets Of sI4,5ee.
 Eighteen United States naval officers have been ordered to the submarine base at the Navy Yard for two months in- l struction at the submarine school. Regular meeting Mercier assembly, Nc. ! l2- c. L; of C., tonight at 8 o,.cIock.-adv, Charlotte Mclean Of Preston City brought ta The Bulletin office Monday, spray of apple elossonns picked during I the morning from tree near her home. 1 At Noank members Of the Woman's Missionary society and the World Wide l Guild held a joint meeting Friday af- 1 ternoon. The afternoon was spent in 1 sewing.
 l Christian Endeavorers from all parts J of the state are attending the 2eth state l convention of this society which Is being l held in the Benedict Memorial church in New Haven.
 The executive board of the Connecti- t-cut Federation of Women's clubs were entertained recently by Mrs. Frederick l M Peasiey of Chssire. There were about 25 women present.
 Clam ohowder supper, Massapeag chapel tomorTew, commencing p. na.-ady.
 Miss EildA Hulbert of Groten is one of 52 girls in the class of 1925 at Smith College who are on the homer list. Miss of the freshmen class.
 l r. Aa.. ! ing the dome on the state capitol in Hartford will be again resumed this week after lapse of several days, on account of lack of gold.
 Apple picking and cider making are at present two of the chief industries lin number of the towns and villages in eastern Connecticut. The apple crop Is excellent in quantity and quality, this year.
 Monday was election day in 143 oi the smaller towns of the state. In all of these the elections are annual affairs but in most of the larger cities and towns the town officers are elected bic nnially.
 ii pr. A. B. Briggs of Ashaway has SC 7 far recovered from the in. z ies sustained in his recent automobile accident a
 Wyoming that he was able to make 7 | days ago.
 There is no censorship of the mail ir the Poland, as Is commonly believed bs !, large number of people of Polish ex l, traction. The announcement was mad, ? from the office of the second assistan
 postmaster general.
 4. Baked bean and salad supper. Univer
 saf'st church. Wednesday, s.15 p m.-
 adv
 A program of practical value has beer
 prepared by the program committee 0 C the National Association of Commercial
 Organization Secretaries for the eightl annual meeting of the association to b, D held October 2s to October 25 at De
 troit.
 /In some cities in the state the Con . necticut Humane society is arranginl l. ban ambulance service for horses an,
 other animals. This service is for tn l. removal of aimals in case of accident Q
 sudden sickness, to a place of treat l. ment.
 A number of bank officers in Nthe east E ern part of the state are planning { attend the 18th annual convention C
 the American Bankers Association i
 New York City. A special ship wi $. bring 75 bankers from Texas to tn s convention.
 Many changes are seen in the facult l. of Wesleyan university with the open
 ing of the college year. Ten new men $ bers. including one full professor, tw
 instructors, six assistants and a r. \ y c. A. general secretary are included i
 the changes.
 y The Connecticut Company is plannin
 to put new one man cars on certain a it's lines. \ feature of the new cal E will be 2 cord running through the ca ;; which controls the breaks and powt l. and which is accessible to passengers f Q emergency use
 H. A new eleven cent stamp, !, peacot
 blue, with 9 portrait of Rutherford
 Hayes, will be placed on sale in son
 sections of the country this week. in co li- neetion with the commemoration of Il he tooth anniversary of the birth of u on former president.
 '.- The annual report of the seIectm, " of the town of Chaplin shows that ur ur cost the town ,s1.s16.44 for tho mai 'e' tainance of the highways during u
 past year. The school committees r - port shows that the school expenses f
 the year ware s4,sOo.
 Members of Methodist churches
 eastern Connecticut are interestd in t
 |
 the Methodist Episcopal hospital
 Brooklyn. N. T., which is to take pia this month. The campaign is for q lsrgement and endowment Yale opened it's gates to mere than 900 students last week and those " had returned picked up the threads their courses and settled down to { grind of the academic year. The in-ru of freshmen was large with prospects 2 big class for the freshman year. I Decrease in divorees again marked court year in Conneeticut-from Ju 1921. to July, 1922, the falling of Il year being 257 while the decrease frs 1920 to 1921 was only 106 The nunf
 of divorces granted in the state in year ending in July, 1922. was 1,125. The annual meeting of the Conneetjc Society, Sons and Daughters of Pilgrir will be held at the State Library Hartford this week. Before the busin session tributes to the memory of N Robert Allyn, late governor of the so ety will be given by Governor Lake T According to A. B. Meredith. st 4 commissioner of education, the situat
 in Connecticut in regard to the supply
 teachers for the public schools is mt better than it has been. The outlt for the future Is reassuring with l.. g persons attending the normal schools the state this year.
 A proposal to remove the fish of ev,
 reservoir or other body of water
 Connecticut, which is supplying wa
 for domestic purposes has been
 nounced by the State Beard of Fish
 es and Game. Letters outlining
 plan have been sent to authorities
 control of reservoirs in the state.