Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-02

The drive for the parochial school vii
start at once. 1t was announced SCun-
day by Rev. Thomas J. Larkin, 5. NJ,
pastor of the immaculate Conception
church that $500 had already been rals-
ed for the proposed new school through th'-
dime bank system which was Instituted
at the beginning of Lent. The banks
were distributed to the parishioners and 1t
was expected that 10c day would be saw
ed for the PURPOSE and many of the banks
have been returned. The drive igor the
additional amount has been started this
week and will be conducted by ten teams
of ten workers each. The drive Is ID
charge of Dr. John NJ. O'Connen who VII /
act as campaign manager. Charles j.
Butler will be treasurer and Edward j.
Butler has been appointed secretary
The captains of the teams are, James
Collins. Samuel Nardone, Paul Gouvin,
William DoIan, John ]. Dunn, Dr. }. NJ
O'Connell, Charles J. Butler, FRANK
Ahern, Joseph Grille and Joseph Lehman
There will be a state rally of Boy
Scouts Nav 81, at Roger Williams park
Providence and the local scouts are gre
uaring TO attend There will be a Pa
geant and scout contest. In order to PICK
fine most proficient scouts from each dis
trict preliminary rallies will be held IN
the separate districts between the troops
of that district Saturday afternoon, May
90 out of doors. Just where this will take
place has not been decided upon. The
winners in each event will be taken TO
Providence by automobile May p. Com
missioner Rogers needs automoohe 10
convey the boys, about 20 in all
knights of Columbus are planning to
go to. Providence from here to attend
state banquet some time this month at In
fantry hall. The speaker will be Senator
Borah of Iowa and it is also expected<hat
Snnreme Knight James a. Flaherty will
be present as an honorary guest TlS
| annual state convention will be held IN
the new Columbus club rooms, formerly
the Andrews Assembly hall, in Prov
| dence. May 9. Narragansett council, NO,
81 of Westerly was represented at the
| session held Friday evening by Grand
knight James Mccormick.
This (Tucsday) evening Rev. A. Ray
Petty, pastor of Judson Memorial Bap-
| fist church Of New York will address
westerly union or Christian Endeavor-
ers and kindred societies at Calvary Bap-
fist church at 7.45. He will speak on TINS
| Challenge of Christ to Youth.
Frank d. jackson who was tried before
| Judge o. H. Williams Friday for 1ntoxl-
F.! cation and reckless driving was fined 500
1
I dence county ajil for driving machine
when under the influence of liquor Az
| meals were taken in both cases to the SUI
/ perior court for Washington county.
Rsr,uald Dean of westerly, is in the
| choir at West Point, where he is a stud
ent.
Philip Goldberg of Canal street who was
1 arrested by Sergeant Donald Ferguson on
| complain Of Agent James NJ. Smith of the
Rhode Island Society for the Prevention
! of cruelty to Animals, was brought be-
/ fore Clerk NJ Walter Flynn. Jr-, in tins
| Third District court Saturday charged
/ with failing to provide shelter for horse
i Goldberg pleaded guilty and was finec
SO and costs, amounting to s12.So.
1 An invitation has been accepted b,
State Commander Luke Callan and hi:
: staff of the American Legion to be presen
at the meeting Wednesday evening o
81 Merrill Post No. 16, A. L. The business
: meeting will be followed by a social an'
smoker.
sunday afternoon the women's mission
| which had been in progress at the lmrnac
ulate Conception church last week came I
a close. The mems mission was opene
!, / Sunday evening at $50 and will continu
| all this week.
Mrs. Esther Marley of North StOnins
j ton has received word from the war de
? partment that the body of her son, Privat
E Walter Marley. 81, of Co. l, 9Th Infantry
who was killed in action overseas, Nc
e vember II, 1918, the day before the arm
: istice was signed, will arrive in Brool
( 4 iyn about May 6. Private Marley enter
ed the service al Camp Devens Oct.
n 1917. He received his early miitar
training in the depot brigade of the cam
+ and was sent overseas with a contingei
of replacement troops, later being a
e signed to the 9th infantry. He saw muC
2 service and was reported killed at Medes
: Farm. Nov. IL, 1918. He is survived
his mother, Mrs. Esther Marley of Nor
d Stonington. three brothers, Vincent al
:. William Marley of Pawtucket and L