Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-16

By far the hezvtest IN any storm this
winter. and the amount covering the
ground here was only slightly less.
: Trolley. operation was somewhat upset,
to the extent Of throwing cars a little on
time, but there was steady service
Throughout the day. Plows were kept
over the tine and It was stated
late In the Afternoon that there was no
fear Of the line being blocked, The storm
did7not serforsly hsnnper tbs operation Of /
steam trains.
Il Dispatches appearing wednesday I'M |
der q, Philadelphia datelirse tod OF the |
return to work at the Baldwin Loconio- |
tive works at Ridley Park Pa Of |
Anastase Ar4revittch vonsaitsky-Von
-askoy. groom OF the former Mrs. Marion |
81 Stevens. Oldest daughter q, the late
Norman b. Reana,, and OF his having
made application for membership in the
volunteer fire department OF 4tite COM
n1unity. The newlyweds. 1t was stated
Wednesday. are not expected to. visit at
Carolyn Hall the: Rezm country. estate
at Thompson. until some time later N
the year. They spent much time there
during 1921, the groom as guest
s. The County sunday School association.
and the County Y. NJ c. A are planning
to cooperate In the conducting OF a
county Older boys conference and
county older girls conference, both to be
held Friday and Saturday March 24-25.
meeting was held in Wiminantic Fri
day, Feb. 10. at which reptesenta4fv OF
the 2. M. c. A. and the Sunday school
association were present. q The Commit
tee for the promotion Of, the girls confer
ence was appointed and Wi1lirnantic was
chosen as the city to entertain the con
ference 49,.
The county oder boys conference has
received an invitation from the Fedora
ton OF Churches at Daaielson TO meet in
that borough A committee representing
the 7. NJ. C. A. and the Sunday school
association met in*Danielson ats o'clock
Wednesday afternoon TO arrange data. OF
theS program. Plans are. being made to
entertain 100 boys and 100 girls, respec-
lively. at each of the two conferences
| The NMeosup Y. M. G. A. held the first
| mon sfaiy Lbean feed- In the vestry. OF the
Baptist church Monday evening. There
| were about. IS boys and mon present The
excellent supper served blythe women Of
| the Baptist. church was greatly enjoyed.
| The speaker OF the evening was Burt
| Ii Shurtleff Of Brown university, who
was center on the Brown football team
| and mentioned by all footbaif. authorities
as a member of the aM-easterrf team also
a star member Of the university wrestling
/ team. Besides being a noted athlete, Mr.
:, SN,,'r+leff IS nresident of the Brown UNI
svessity Christian association. He Is also
| .oet and he. read several poems from
the preefshe ets, OF his book which Will Abe
published within the next few weeks. Mt
I.Shurtleff made a strong appeal for clean
athletics and for the maintenance Of am
atteug standing. He painted out how pro
| fessienaiisn1 vas absolutely running
many OF the sthietlc~ teams. In colleges
ana universities as well as in high
| ''ahnd's His address was very helpful
and entertaining.
sT,f3 naturafs' buckingham S.urr, Is
ITO be speake for the monthly T.. M c. a.
beam feed which Will be held at the Meth
Eodist church Tuesday evening: Feb. 20.
I.Mr. Sflurrs Will deliver his address eati-
Tied The Tangled Wildwood and Will have
an exhibit OF pet animals TO show Every
member Of the FIVE Putnam Y. NJ. c.. A.
groups; has been asked to attend this lee
tlre as It VIII count on the required
Ic-edits for their nature study tests. All
Putnam boys have been invited to at
tend, whether or not they are members
OF 7. NJ. c. 4. groups
A series OF four sectional conferences
has been arranged. BY the State r NJ C.
A. and the: State .Isederatio 1ls OF CHURCHES
70 examine into the. religious work pro
gram Of. the associations. The one af-
fecting Windilam county. will be held II
New London Monday Feb:=20@
Plans are being made FOR c.lloiifing &
WindEai11. county aH,ietic- meet Sat rtla
. Arril 81 The place has not. been. ye5
decided: .upozR Ti.e: coaites ta1ts " viii Ii BIT
fes'a'sif1ed on the .weleipt- age-heigl7t bzsis
Fae-e VIII be three classes,
Class t-Bdys registering 500 to .sot
osass E:Boys registering SEQ to i 90,
i points.
Glass r.cf-Boys Registering over 800
pon.ss.. e,-.-. -.
, A boy S. Classification IS determined a.
fellows, MnE:bly. each month OF age. ).
; i.l+2 aa4IltiDIy. each ineh Of height b,
4.i2-. rnSsltiply-'eaca Bound oi..weieht BE-
I.33 all. tGeses t-aget her and the ftotaiyy J
site syoSl the number Of points which tai
boy registers. : For example: John Jones
age Is years and 4 months. 1874 month
u -, 276 no;nEs; ) feet q inches, So
IT, 292 points 112 pounds X 8 So
: points total 904 points, which mean
that John. Jones' would enter In Class Z
$ composed Of boys scoring 300 to 100
: po.n+s
This. same basis will also be used 20
tile Stare z. Gf. c.. A. athletic meet a
Hartford May 20. Each County,. MO
. 4. is allowed to send q, team TO this stat
! meet artd these teams will be selecte-
:! i'froIrl among those athletes who Compel
IN TIE county raeet The Standard event
viii be Used namely; running oroa
: sjl1nn running high jump, 12-pound silc
!. put. sprints, relay race, Each group /
Il tie .coa1nt.y s,--fIfd start training now 70
= ribbons. V Il he provided. Strictly anna
teur standards VIZ b adhered {
throughout. !,
A rl.ec5i-ls % rerre sen tativess OF ~