Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14

James R. walsh Thursday at Holyoke. Mass.
 Great ballot medium. Mrs. Bradley. at Spiritual Academy, Sunday.-adv.
 A meeting of the state legislative com. mittee of the Connecticut League ol Women Voters was held in Hartford on Friday.
 Paul ". Moves of Quaker Hill at tended the Great Hagerstron, Maryland' fair this week and took first and fourth prizes on his Buff Rocks.
 Milton M. Parker. son of Mir. and Mrs. R. Parker of East Lyme, left Friday as delegate to the National American Legion convention to be held at New Orleans.
 The 151st anniversary of the Govern ors Foot Guard will be celebrated at Hartford next week. An entertainment has been arranged with beefsteak sup per.
 At least 300 Masons representing Com 'necticut lodges are expected today (Sat- urday) at the laying of the cornerstone of the new $100,0o0 Masonic building in Greenwich.
 Seven Connecticut families have been notified by Charles V. Vickrey, general secretary of the Near East Relief, that rleatiyes of theirs engaged in refugee work in Constantinople are safe. Superintendent John :. Titcomb of the state fish and game commissicn has di- rected the removal of the most of the fish from the upper reservoir at Water hLry.
 Word has been received in this city of the death of George Priest in Prov idence Mir Priest, who was tobacco salesman, was well known in Norwich as he was frequent visitor here.
 The twenty-1fth anniversary of tht conservation of Bishop Chauncey B Brewster, of the Protestant Episcopa diocese of Connecticut in New Haven Oct 26 and 27.
 Publicity will be given to any fragrant violations of the fuel administration: ruling that coal dealers deliver no more than two ton to each consumer, sait State Administrator Thomas w. Russel Thursday.
 Leo Jack Daniels, 3 graduate of thu 1 Bridgeport High school, has been award ed q freshman scholarship of s250 which is given annually by the Harvarc club of Connecticut to Connection boy.
 Philip Markham Kerridge, 3 graduat of Bulkeley High school, New London class of 1922, has received word that h l had successfully passed his examinaticl for entrance to the United States Coas Guard Academy at Fort Trurnbull. A civic reception will be rendered Co w. A. Mcintyre, leader of the Salvation Army, in New England today (Satar l day) at New London. Mayor John F Murray will greet the Salvation leade and the famous National Staff band. The office of the Water Department vii be open Saturday afternoon until o'clock adv.
 Congressman Richard P. Freeman . scheduled to speak at a republican rall. to be held at Deep River on Oct. 27 i Lieutenant Governor Ten1pleton, tn nominee for governor, will also speak q the same rally.
 J. and G. H. Bathgate of Lyme are tc have erected an addition to their manu | featuring plant at Jordan. The nev building will be Skill feet, two storiel ! and basement, of mill construction witt gravel roof.
 | About Is submarines, practically a l there are at the Submarine Base, I. through maneuvers Friday morning the Sound for the purpose of makin moving pictures as propaganda for Nay Day which comes Oct. 27.
 Mrs George Maynard Minor, presiden I general of the National Society of tn Daughters of the American Revolution was among those invited to the annua l meeting of the Milford Chapter, in Mil ford Friday afternoon.
 Dance committees at Trinity CSSieg are to be held responsible for any un | gentlemanly conduct at the colIeSASlnC tions this year and any girls anG me l found in dor1nitories improperly chapcl i oned are to be dealt with drastically.
 Navy recruiting officers in the stat are preparing for the observance of O, tober 27 as Navy Day. That day ha been set aside by the navy departmer to bring before the public the histor and, achievements of the navy. 1 To avoid hitting an approaching cs Nj. L. Mason, on Tuesday ran into a tel phone pole at the top of Chanplin hi at Mantle. Mir. Mason intended to q tend the Stafford fair but was unal. to use his car on account of the msha
 Hunters in the vicinity of Noank ha, not taken advantage of the open seasc on game, to any extent as yet, the .leav being too thick to allow for any succes ful hunting. Game birds have been r ported as being fairly numerous th fall.
 The ffty-fourth annual convention
 the Gran Lodge of Connecticut, K
 F., will be held at Vega hall, Ne
 Britain, Tuesday. Grand Chancell William Cowlishaw will preside, with large attendance of delegates is e
 pected.
 The freshmen at the Con1f<N4cut G lege for Women have had their rules
 conduct mapped out for them by t
 masterful sophomores. At a secret nee
 ing of. the two classes the iowly fl year girls had read to them a set
 compartments.
 -Commutation rates in Connecticut H
 not be increased as the result of t
 New Haven railroads recent appllcati
 to increase rates on communication tic
 cts 20 per cent in New York state, a
 cording to General Passenger Age
 Francis c. Cooley.
 As the, result of an agreement whi
 is expected to result in a maximl
 charge of $9.25 8 ton for anthracite e
 at the mines by independent operate
 cities in this state will be able to ,
 hard coal at about $16 ton, says Sts
 Fuel Administrator Thomas " Russt
 Nearly s10,ooo.0oo was saved to t
 people of Connecticut last year in bi
 of doctors, druggists and undertake
 ard by consequent economies for whq
 good health was responsible accordi to a statement made public by Sts
 Commissioner of Health John T. Bla |