Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-21

boys work program throughout the state.
 John H. Corbett of the windham county Y. M. c. A., presented ceremon- les for initiation into boys groups. also a ritual to be used in the opening and closing of group meeting and the cerc mony for the installation of officers. all or which were adopted and will be used in connection with the Y Nj. c. A, proup work throughout the state.
 Elmer T. Thienes, secretary of the Hartford County Y. NJ. C. A.. presented plan for intergroup competition on a statewide basis. It Is believed that 4bis 1 competition will stimulate local groups to carry on better and more baianced program in their weekly meetings and will tend to unify group work through out the state.
 Preliminary announcement of the an- nual state older boys conference has been made from the state Y. NJ. c. A. office at New Haven This conference will be held this year at New Britain October 27th. 28th and 18th Amonn notable speakers secured are Dr. Bea- ven of Rochester. N. Y, c. c. Robinson of the International committee, New York. H. W. Gibson state boys work secretary of Massachusetts and Director l of Camp Beckett; also Frank Price of | Yale Y. NJ. C. A. Bertram Powers of keene. N. H., will lead the singing. Last | year Windham county was represented by S5 young men and boys
 Tuesday evening of next week, a Cir cult league meeting of Methodist churches is to be held at the Methodist church in Putnam. Rev. Victor Sawyer of Attleboro is to address the meeting. | rfVlar
 Brooklyn fair will be continued toda4 l CThursday) by the Pellett line. Bl.
 fare. 20 cents; touring car fare :j 1 cents.-adv.
 A number of exhibitors at the Broo';. lyn fair in various departments wers
 representatives of the town of Killingly
 Today (Thursday) will be genera! !ly l regarded as the last day of summer
 something to think about this year | when there is no visible supply of coal for the coming winter.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas O'Brien are ', leave for Florida in about ten days tc
 spend the winter. They will go to Jack. l sonv1lle and then select their location
 for the winter period.
 l MT. and Mrs Henry D. Crosby are
 planning to go to Florida to spend ths
 winter, although they have not yet def.
 nitely decided upon the trip.
 Local people are being flooded wit
 circular advertising extolling the merit.
 of various devices that may be install
 ed in heaters to change them from coa
 to oil burners It appears that ther,
 will be no shortage of oil this winter. Miss Margaret c. Sullivan of Acad
 en1y street visited Wednesday witI
 friends in Providence
 , Mrs Abel L. Reeves underwent a sur gical operation at St. Vincent's hospfra
 In Worcester, Wednesday morning. There used to be a lot of talk abou , B. V. D.'s, but that has been showed in
 to the discard by the ctatter about W } J. Z.'s
 i Raymond A. Bennett of Pascoag va : a visitor with friends in Danielson Wed , nesday.
 An attraction extraordinary-Th
 Queen of Sheba. William Fox featur { film, today (T'hursday) and Friday a I the orpheum theater One of the grea, 2 est pictures of the age. Leach's or 5 chcstra will riay.-adv. 3 John B. Patten of Worcester visite friends In Danieison Thursday. Mrs. Eliza Brennan and Jack Feene, s of Dayvil1e. visited Kingston and Wood c stock fairs last week.