Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-30

resident, and she was taken to the Norwich state hospital for the insane at Brewster's Neck yesterday after noon by Deputy Sheriff John H. Fits of Hampton.
 |. Tomorrow, Sunday, at the Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. c. Harley Smith, minister: 10.45 a. m,, fourth sermon in the series on Christian De- mocracy in America; subject, Democ- racy's Strongholds in Americai l2 m, Sunday school; ?. In.. Epworth league devotional service, Miss Kath- arine Peacock leade; ! ?. nn4 praise service with sermon, No Intolerance, No Neutrality. There will be four minute man talk Wireless Messages from All the World.
 Christian Science: Sunday morning service at 10.45 in the Womari's club rooms; subject of lesson sermon, An- cient and Modern Necromaficy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, De- nounced Golden text, Malachi 3: 5. Wednesday evening meeting for ex- periences testimonies and remarks on Christian Science This evening Christian Science lecture by John R Doorly, c. s. B., of Leeds, England, in the Woman's club rooms. Subject Christian Science-Mat's Eternal Birthright.
 First Congregational church, Harry $. McCready, minister: s.45 a. m, meeting of the church school; Il a. m, morning service with sermon. Our Share of the Worlds Guilt 12.15, meeting of the Mems Forum; ' ?. m, Discussion night. Question, Must We Forgive the Germans?
 First Baptist church, Arthur D. Car penter. minister: Sunday. 10.45, morn ing worship. followed by communion; theme, The Motive Power of Great Lives: 12, church school; 6, Y. F: s. '. E.: leaders, Homer Hawkins, Mer- ritt Carpenter; {, evening service.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Fryer and Mrs. Minnott Fryer and children spent Thanksgiving in Bolton with Mrs. Jane Finley.
 The local draft board is conpletins its work and expects to have all its business out of the way by the first Of the new year. Private Arthur Squires, the limited service man who has been acting as clerk for the board, expects to be sent to Fort Slocum, N. r., about Dec. 10th. when he will obtain his dis charge,
 Miss Margaret Harris of Rockville spent Thanksgiving with her family in
 
 this city.
 Mrs. Panic Larkins of Spring street is entertaining Mir. and Mrs. Charles Larkin and MT. anl Mrs. Richard Treat.
 II. F. Martindale, superintendent of the |. $. employment bureau, and A. A. Burton, chairman of the community labor board were at the capitol yes- terday attending a conference.
 Louis Zechiel, who is stationed at Baltimore has been home on a short leave of absence.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Robbins and Miss Gladys Robbins of Bristol spent Thanksgiving with MT. and Mrs. A. H, Johnson of Bridge street
 Mrs. Albert Mills of Hampton was a local visitor yesterday. Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Larkin are en tertaining MT and Mrs. Harry Larlin and family of Norwich. Emile Doucette, 25, died at the home of MT. and Mrs. S. L. Cardinal, Ash street yesterday. Mir. Doucette was ] employed by the American Thread ] company and was member oi 1 Wheeler's American band. He k | survived by his wife, Mrs. Blanche i Cardinal Doucette, and his mother Mrs. FIabiana Michaud of St. Fabians | Canada.
 The body of Resimental sergean+ 1 Major Paul K. Morrison, who diet Tuesday at Camp Wadsworth. s. C. was brought to this city Thursda! night by his father, Col. John H Morrison, and First Sergeant Josepl LaF1eur The body was taken to thi i family home, 70 Park street. iron which a military funeral will be held