Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-14
VARIOUS MATTERS

Fersters' meeting tonight, Stelners hall. Important business-adv.
 Libraries throughout the state are ob- serving this week as Children's Book Week.
 Miss Evelyn Gladden. of Hartford rep resented Connecticut College for Women at the intercollegiate news conference at Mt. Holyoke college.
 Harold Wade of Colchester, and J. P. Miller of Norwich, both drivers of auto piles were in a slight collision on Bank street, New London Sunday.
 To stimulate perfect attendance the Hebron schools have offered a cert!h- cate of honor for perfect attendance for period of four months, six months, eight months or one year.
 Miss Bessie E. Kingdom, a former resident Of Niantic, passed away Sat urday at the City hospital, Quincy, Mass, after five days illness from double pneumonia. She was 5S years old.
 St. James lodge, No. g, F. Ss A. M., works the first degree at Masonic Tenn pie tonight at 7.3O. Stereopticon lecture. adv.
 The New York. New Haven and l Hartford railroad announces the re- sumption of through daily sleeping car service between Boston and other New England points and Florida resorts.
 In the past year some three acres of land adjoining the state prisen at l Wethersield have been walled in as a recreation field and Saturday afternoon the prisoners were given freedom in it. Eastern Connecticut members Of the Connecticut Society of Colonial Danes of America are planning to attend the semi-annual meeting of that society ! which will be held in Hartford on Tues day. Nov. 21s
 c. l.. Adams lineman for the Teie- phone company has been transferred ffrom Old Lyme to New London. MT. and Mrs. Adams have occupied the tenement in the Old Lyme exchange building for the past three years.
 Rev. Frederick J. Caterer, for twc years the succeSsful. pastor of the Man tie Bradford) Baptist church. has re- ceived a unanimous call to the church at Perryville, where he was pastor priol to going to Bradford. T Connecticut. White R7bboners to the { number of 50 are attending the eleventh convention of the Worlds W. c. T. U being held in Philadelphia from Nov. Il to IS, followed by the National ". C. T. U., from 9th to 29th.
 Returns filed by candidates on the re- cent election show expenditures as fol- lows; Prank E. Coe, treasurer of dehi- ocratic state central committee for tht Thirtieth district $750; John Condren Colchester, judge of probate. nothing. sl Timber on six hundred acres of lanC 1 east of Oneco was destroyed Saturda! [ by serious forest fire. The blaze wa : controlled after hard work by hun  ness of hunters is said to be respcnsI ble.
 Richard R. Slocurn, the New London boy who was badly burned about the eyes by sulphqric acid at a foundry ir . Rocky Hill two weeks ago was discharg' ed from the Hartford hospital Sunday He miracHlously escaped injury to hiE sight.
 II Captain George H. Passmore, instruc tor in infantry at the Connecticut Agri . cultural College, Storrs, is among tn, thirty-six regular army captains on dut. l in New England who have been 'notiiei of their reduction in rank to first lieu l tenant.
 Personal tax collectors office will b, open tonight and Wednesday night unti 8 o'clock to receive personal taxes. Aft . | CT Monday the 2eth, the delinquent lis 2 will be made out and turned over to tn | prosecuting attorney as the law directs
 The law does not require the sending ou ? of bills, 50 those who hove not received bill and not paid will save trouble by at Itending to it at once.-adv.
 The Beta Beta lodge at Trinity Col lege of the fraternity of Psi Upsilon ha
 recently had it's chapter house exter E sively remodefed and redecorated an
 it is now in excellent condition. Severa
 new rooms were made over for Twin fl purposes.
 [. The first formal dance of the year a |, Connecticut college was the Sopfomor hop held in the college gymnasium 0 2 Saturday evening. Members of the senio
 and sophomore classes were presen }, the dance being given in honor of th s senior class.
 Miss Marion Hendrickson; daughti y of Prof. George L. Hendffcasoa. 1anl 70 son professor of Latin and Greek Ii
 efature at Yale. has been elected col
 responding secretary of the recently d 2 ganized International Relations club
 Smith college.
 Rev William P. Reidy, professor |
 St. Thomas Seminary for the past ,
 years, has been Nappointed to the pa
 tefate of St. James church, South Mai
 chester recently left vacant by stl
 transferring of Rev. wfIdam J. M . Gurk to Water1tfy.
 Clark Potter of Wickfofd, el4cte
 senator from North Kingstown, with V majority of IS votes, according to u
 wafdehs' count of the ballots, is tl e only democrat to. be chosen fot u
 next Rhode Island general assembly Washington county.
 Aa \ 4 ,.na0;,.not,r xsata tr c,.Ar a 5;1..-,
 camp for women and girls for vacatie
 purpuses and an address by Rt. Re N John J. Milan. Bishop of Hartford, fe
 tired the second annual meeting of u
 Connecticut Council of Catholic Wont
 held Saturday at Hartford.
 New rulings regarding dances to ta z effeet immediately at Wesleyan hay
 been issued by Dean Nicolson. Tn
 provide that not to exeeed one cole
 dance may De held annually; not to e E eeed one house party may be held a
 Anally by each fraternity
 There were e,5e62 children of scho n age in New London, according to t
 school enumeration made by Sche
 Ehumerater P. A. Sheridan. The emu
 eratlon has been completed and the fl
 ufes compiled and filed in the office
 the superintendent of school.
 A contest for the speakership of t
 next general assembly is predicted, M - John Buckley Of Union, L. J. Nickers
 of Cornwall and, aDaniel M. Cronin
 New London being reported in the fe
 Frederick W. Huxtord Of Stamford V
 the speaker of last years house, V It is the oupinion Of the departns of of state police, based on observable VI made during October, that one of I c. conditions most dangerous to the st
 operation of automobiles on our hit
 ways is the failure of some owners
 hgrse-dfawn vehicles to carry lights