Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30
VARIOUS MATTERS


 vicinity of Noank.
 The annual meeting of the Connecti- cut Teachers Guild will be held at Hartford, Saturday. Governor Everett J Lake will be one of the judges at the Horse Show to be held in Hartford this week. Patients dismissed Saturday at NeT London hospitals inclpded Fred spen- nan and Mrs. John csnby ct Gsoton. The Rev. Carmine Pagno of New York preached at the Italian service Sunday morning at the Central Baptist church.
 Big republican rally. town hall. ,. m, Tuesday. Oct, ss1. Stirring speeches.. Brass band. All invtted.--Adv. Announcement has been made of the and Miss Emily Goulaorif of Washington. D. c.
 John ". Weeks. secretary of war, will be one of the speakers at republican rally to be held in Danbury Tuesday ev- ening.
 The flowers on the altar at Christ Phoebe Brewster in memory of her mother.
 Officers of the Third Infantry, Ccnrses tlcpt state Guard, held a reunion Sat- Ar0ay evening at tho Mohican hotel in New London.
 Annei ROckwell of Groton, out on pa roie from the Norwich State Hospital for ne Inssne. has been again taken to Che institition.
 '. Fred Ash has been appointed cam pRian manages for John Ash of Porlfret, Ffpuhlican candidate for senator from the Twent7-ninth district. This weeks meeting of the Prcgres- sive Missionary club of the Central Rap- ! tist church will be held with Mrs. John E. Post, of Nelson place. i Amnng the marriage licenses Issued at fRrovldence is the following. Arthpr William Fish, Noank, marine ergin4ef 1 Althea Marie Chesebro. Mystic. Mias Charlotte Beckwitb of Stafford lSprsngs was one of those who took part l ln the Gypsy TraiL a burleaQne presented recently by students at Connecticut col iege.
 Harvest surrer ct Fsallcwe'en enter- ltainment in Preston City Congregatipnal al church vestry, "Wednesday, Nov. l. l Supper ?. m. Entertainment. Prlce 50c --&dy.
 There was an attendance of 50 st the meeting of Groton grange Friday ey- ening in the l. O. 0. F. hall when the East Lyme grange was the guest of the order.
 Miss Paula A. cavanagh gave a Hal Ilowesen party to 12 Of her little school | friends at the home of her parents, al
 Qpaker Hill, Friday afternoon fropn iftiI 8,
 The Central Baptist church has voted to put oh a School of Missions Tor ths next six weeks, beginning Thursday ev- ening of this week. The subject will bs
 The Negro in Africa
 l Potato prices are higher Advance.
 of 5c to 10c per bushei above previous lprices afe noted, resultant ef the tirmel market conditions, partly due to short
 age of cars at shipping points. l A proposal contemplating the coop erative. purchasing of supplies for it
 members was adopted at the fall meetini l of the Connecticut Bee Keepers Aesoci
 ation held Saturday in Hartford. Il Attend republican rally. town hal Tuesday, p. m, Oct. s1. U, s. Senato fl Edge of New Jersey and Dr. John "
 prominence, will make the addresses
 adv.
 Those at Yale who are working har,
 
 that the plan to organize a debatin league with teams from every high schot : in the state in 1t, will stimulate publi speaking.
 Councilman Homer H. Judd and Chss H. Wilcox, of Bristol, will entertain tn
 Connecticut Fox Hunters club this weei |. the club having received an inxitation [ spend the week at the Fall Mountai Fishand Game preserve. . Twenty-ave students from Connect f cut college, chaperoned by the protes [ sors went to New Haven Saturday t i, attend the Tale-Army game. A simila nl number witnessed the Haryard-Da : mouth game in Cambridge.
 Among reserve officers of the 18th D 1 vision, U. $. A, who attended the Yale I Army game Saturday were Lieut. 4. : McNamara, of Norwich, Lieut.. J. E e Fstbrother 4of Stonington. and Lieu
 John ". Haley, of Westerly. Fl Just what form the war memorial fs !. the alumni of Trinity college who gay n their lives during the World war, vi T take, and the cost of the same, has bee e referred to the committee for the center Inial celebration of the college
 Committes of Beulah lodge of th 7 New Englapd Order of Protection of Ne
 London are making arrangements for al ? propriate celebration of the thirty-fifi - anniversary of the founding of the or, !. er, which took place Nov F, 1887. The Connecticut Motor Stage Associ. tion, Inc, is the name of an organiz;
 tion formed by state jitneymen ri
 action is the outgroWth of a statewic
 meeting held few weeks ago at tl !. call of the public utilities eommission. < Lieutenant Governor Charles A.. Ten ' p1eton, republican nominee for geverno { speaking at a republican rally in Des ' River, made the statement, that, if cleo
 ed next month, he will not be candida
 for a second term two years hence =I At the present time sixty Catholic VI
 men societies and 5000 individual mer f bers have been enrolled in the Connect n cut Council ef Catholic Women. Fig T county branches have been formed s, It twenty seven local units have been o
 ganized
 t. President Austin Cheney of the Go ). necticut Children's Aid Society has SC Y out ali appeal for aid for the societ,
 work An appeal sent month befo 2 drew 50 little response that the ne
 forty children who apply must be tur
 ed away.
 Marion R. Davis of East Lyme unsy ' cessful candidate for the nomination . state senator from the Twentieth d
 trict, spent 80 cents for postage in t
 interest of her campaign, according : statement filed at tue office of the s,
 retary qf state.
 h an attempt to show the propt
 tiop Of people of this country using > luminous coal. the Connecticut Fuel Go mission has been furnished with f ,f ures which demopstrate clearly the f; 7 that users of soft coal are eonsidersi