Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
sEWET CITY

l The debt of the town of Griswold is to- f day s1oo,7s47s, having been decreased during the year s4,sS9.s4. The expenses of the town for the year just closed are shown complete in the following figures;
 Highway, s5.277.s4; state highway. s4a4.17 bridges $1.s5o.s7.;. watering through $s; outside poor, s1,703.s7; medi- cal attendance. SI1o.4S; care of insane and inbeciies, sl,o7Is4; town farm, s1.- 1 sos.7s town hail, s1,1ss.oS; town hall, | PachauE, SIS; assessing and collecting taxes, 31,o2s.4S; taxes, s7,7s5.O1; election expenses. S5S9.14; vital statistics. -S292- 25: town officers, s2,e55.75; interest $s.-
 s75.s7; damage, done by dogs, s2S {; schools, ss7,sss:s2; miscellaneous, S2,-
 2ssss; temporary loans, ;42,5oo; total, I a1lS,TSs.42.
 Deduct taxes, s7.76s.o1; support of schools, $S7.sss.S2; temporary loans. s4a, 800; showing the actual current ex- ] penses of the year to be $26,i1l.59. Harold and Mildred Buck of Cochituate.
 EGaks., have been visiting Mfr. and Mrs, | William J. Robertson. IT,. and Mt. and
 Mrs. George E. Sparks
 Monday was a day Of unsea sonable I tenperature. The mercury rose to S6 1dsgrses..
 MITE. E. U. FISK senLefJd1HeO SunQay ner daughter. Mrs Robert Ralston, and son | Carleton and Mir and Mrs. Russell and
 son Everett of Unca svilie.
 In the health ofacer's report as it ap- pears with the town reports, the name of John T. Dolan is shown as being chief of ] police. MT. Dolan is not a town officer.
 He is deupty sheriff of the county The chief of police is John McDermott | TEL s3 Ta~N ID
 grange Thursday evening will be open tc all present. The speaker is to be Rev .i Robert P. Carson. His subject is to be
 The American Bond.
 The uHisn meeting iH the Baptist church :. Sunday evening was attended by 100 per : sons. The opening exercises were con ducted by Rev. E. E. Scates, pastor of thi church. Rev. Howard Stephenson Rev -EJ. ". Payne and Rev. Herbert Wilbel took part in the exercises. A male guar tet c. F. Gfrdner, Tyler Gilbert, G. H ], Prior and Lemuel Green. sang selection ) Another number was violin solo by Ty : Ter Gilbert, Miss Alice Gilbert being tn
 accornpanist The speaker was Dr ! George Burlineame of Los Angeles. Cal [ He is the secretary of the new America, l. bond movement. His main emphasis wa l that the American people must carry O T . come to us from the pioneers The Amer ican creed, a new Maynower pact. is t promote loyalty to nag and law. hi creed is to be placed in every school roor e in the country and everyone is asked t
 Lgiye their support to it. All this, in vie' . of the alarming increase of disrespect ( : law. This creed has been in tow d schools for two years and was placed
 them by the local D. A. R. chapter The Annerican's creed Is: I believe T the United States of America as 2 go' 5 ernn1ent of the people by the people, fl l. the people, whose just powers are derive
 from the consent of the governed a d. Q nrocracy in a republic; a sovereign natic IS of many sovereign states; 8 perfect ul
 l ion. one and inseparable; establisht IT upon those principaes of freedom, edua O ity, justice and humanity for whiC
 American patriots sacrificed their liv st and fortunes therefore believe 1t is n r. duty to my country to love it. to suppo q, it's constitution. to obey. it's laws, to T
 spect it's lag, and to defend 1t again n all enemies.
 The sisnuaI fsssy hours devotion besi d zt St. MGryfs church Sunday mornii te with a solemn high mass. Rev. Dam nj Masse, N. S., of Hartford was celebran
 Rsv, ]: J. McCabe. deacon. and Rev. ot H. Sisfernnan, sub-deacon. There was t st usual procession of children. The alta
 were unusually attractive in their decor a. tons of flowers given by individuals a at societies for the occasion.
 ic Priests who assisted were Rev M.
 May, Norwich; Rev, William A Kee .s and Rev. Frederick Cohalan, Greenevifl h8 Rev. U o. Beiferose, Taftville; Rev. a Dessureant, Occum; Rev. Adelard Ji
 Bert, Baltic Rev L. Paradis. Yoluntow to Rev. R. P. Morrfssey. Piainfeid; R, Is' John Mathieu, Waursgsn, and Rev Ds
 iel Masse, M s.. Hartford The servit ns close this (Tuesday) morning with hi s fdzss
 hs The Congregational C. E. society rs. Sfannirg d hot dog roast for tonil
 (Tnesday) at McSicol's beach,
 Miss Sarah A. Lee and T. E, Lee hs Fl returned from weeks visit at Homer ne Lees in WsbMer
 Arthur Rioux leaves today tTuesds
 t6 visit his sisters in Washington, D. =I fer three weeks. He viii attend the fl
 game Of the world series in New York al MT. and Mrs. B. F. Franklin Of Sou ,,ea bFidgs Mass. spent Sunday with Nj 'hs 1i1cy Franklin.