Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-23
HONOR AWARDS MADE TO BOY SCOU!

Some sixty members of the Norwich troops of the Boy Scouts of America, at tended the Court of Honor held Thursday night in the office of His Honor, Mayor Milo R. Waters at. the court house and received honors in rank in scoutcraft.
 Assembly was sounded at So'clock fol- lowed by all scouts at attention saluting the Court of Honor, the members of which are Principal Henry A Tirrell, president; Fire Chief Howard l.. Stanton, Grosvenor Ely, President Arthur L.. Peale of the scout council. and His Honor. May or Milo R. Waters and Rev. Richard R. Graham. cx -officio
 Rev MT. Graham opened the court with prayers following which President Tirrell made the following presentations, after the scouts receiving the honors had ex- plained to the court of honor the require ments for the honors received.
 Second Class Badge-Troop No. 1, John Rogers; Troop No. s6,s Harold Disco, Floyd Hayden Herbert Hill, Walter Treat; Troop No. 12, Jack Hinrichs, James Jones. William Tirrell John Baynes. James McGrath.
 First Class Badge-Troop No. Al bert Rogers. Alfred Haring; Troop No 3. Edward Preston; Troop No. 6, Frank Mousley, Leon LeWjs.e.ss
 | Merit Badges-Troop No. 1, Robert Huggard. firemanship Alfred HariDg, | fremanship; William Wheeler. safety first pathfnding. .fremanship; Alberl G. | Rodgers. scholarship. pathhnding, fire manship, printing Troop No S-1-Les1ie Gordon. fireman ship William H Latham. patkfnding. | bird study Frederick Benton. r., safety | first. cooking Harvey K Mousiqy, civics, scholarship. safety first. cooking. pion- eering fremanship personal henlth. pub lie health. first aid, pathfinding. first aid to animals. physical developmdnt, fores- i try. conservation. s, -.. ---.------- 1 Troop No. 6-Leon Lewis firrmanship Lawrence R. Browning, personal health, electricity" scholarship, safety first. path finding. first aid to animals. pioneering chemistry first aid public health.
 Frank L.. Mousey, printing. fireman. ship. personal health. public health, safe 1 ty first: Louis Mousley.s bird study camping. conservation, cooking. first aid forestry. life saving. physical develop. ment. personal healths public health car | Dentry7 mining safety. first swimming botany. civics. hremanshi9 pioneering scholarship. pathfndine chemistry, first aid to animals. craftsmanship.
 Troop No. 12-Allen Latham. Jr. auto mobiiing. hremanship first aid, beekeep ing, camping
 veteran Badges, Five Years.
 Troop No. 6-Louis Mousley, Lawrenc, Browning.
 Pet show Prlzes.
 Special prizes for the scout pet show held recently were presented by Scou Executive F. A. Benton as follows: Trool 2. Lucius Davis; compass for best reptile compass for. largest pet; Troop 3 Georg He:bel. compass for best fur bearing pet l Ina -l- ,faF .-:l bons: Troop 6. Rainh Johnson, compas for best feathered pet Troop 12 Allel Latham. compass for the smallest pet Troop 12. scout axe to troop making tn most entries
 Ferguson Challenge Cup.
 Troop No l of the United Congrega
 tional church was then called to attentio
 while Grosvenor Ely presented the troo the Ferguson challenge cup. given foC tn troop securing the best percentage in tn , annual inspections. The cup which
 mounte don de1estal and stands abol IS inches in height. will be held for or f year by Scout Troop No | The fin;
 holder of the challenge cup will be tn
 troop that succeeds in having the highes , percentage at inspections for three suc
 cessive years
 , President Tirreli- in addressing tN [ scouts said that he was in favor of tt Boy Scout movement because 1t makes fc < | better citizenship. The scouts in stud,
 ing for their merit badges are preparin s themselves for an advance that wi stand them in good stead in scoutdom ar e in life among their feliowmen s Mir Peale. president of the scout coui S cil, spoke briefly to the scouts tellir . them of his pride in5their actions in u - past and of hearing many favorable r 70 marks of their civic work. Scout wos