Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26
Reckless Automobile Drivino.

Constantly increasing numbers of
complaints come in about reckless
driving of automobiles in the city and
about drivers who do not sound warn
ing signals at corners and cross streets
and who drive at night without lights
At present, the complaints indicate
there is a free-for-aIl campaign of
putting the motor vehicle laws into
the discard.
Rev. Mr.. Nazaraian Advises Waiting to
Hear from Germany.
1T may take two to make a quarrel
bu. it is also true that it takes two to
keep the peace. and that is WHY I be-
1eye that the United States should
have 100 to 200 more submarines and
sufficiently strong coast defenses," de-
clared Rev. ~. H. Nazaraian in an
address in Boston on the subject Les
sons of the Lusitania.
Rev. Mr.. Nazarian declared that no
nation could build up a civilization
founded on brute force. He urged that
no sweeping condemnation be made Of
the German people attributing the war
and its causes to militarists.
There are just as kindly fathers and
mothers in Germany as in any other
land" he said during the course of his
address. and we must reserve decision
in the case of the Lusitania until we
hear from Germany
Rev. Mr.. Nazarian is well known in
Putnam. where Mrs. Nazarian, for
merly Miss Alice L. Heath, lived before
her marriage.
May Basket for w. r. c. President.
Members of A. C. Warner Woman's
Relief corus hung a beautiful May
basket to the president of the organ
1zation, Mrs. E. r. Wood, at Putnam
Heights Tuesday afternoon. The corps
is invited to attend the memorial ex-
erclses at Abingdon Friday afternoon,
11dorn Il W,
is to deliver the address. 1t is ex-
pected that there will be a large dele
cation from this city.
Memorial Exercises at GRANGE,
All the patriotic societies of the city
were well represented Monday evening
at the meeting of Putnam grange. The
programme was of a memorial nature
and was a splendid one. Refreshments
were served.
Tuesday evening members of Put
nam grange gave a little play No Men
wanted, at Grange hall in BROOKLYN,
and number of grangers from this
city in addition to those in the cast
were guests of the Brooklyn grange.
st. Philips Church Interests.
Trinity Sunday, May 80, the holy
communion will be celebrated at
O'Clock; morning prayer will be said
at 1915, and evening prayer at 7;
Sunday school will be held at noon, and
confirmation class at 2.3O The class
recently confirmed will make its first
communion Sunday morning, June 6.
Quinebaug lodge, A. F. and A. M.
will attend service at 1915 Sunday,
June 10.
On Sunday evening, June 6, there
Will be no sermon at evening PRAYER.
to permit attendance at the lecture on
Americas Message to Europe which is
to be delivered by Dr. Jay William
Hudson at the Bradley theatre under
the auspices of the Business Mems as
sociation.
Boy Scouts of America.
There is to be rally of all troops
of Scouts tonight wednesday, at $50
at the high school gymnasium. The
Scouts have been invited to act as an
escort to the Grand Army in decorat-
Ing the graves in both cemeteries,
morning and afternoon The Scouts of
all troops will assemble on Union
square at $50 under command of Com
missioner Hartman and they will be
entertained at dinner with the G. A. r.
by the ladies. They will be on duty
from $50 until about .. M
At the rally tonight announcement