Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15
!. JEWETT CITY

A. R., held its meeting Wednesday at
 the home of Mrs. G. H. Jennings, who was assisted by Miss Idella Young.
 The regent. Miss Ida L Foster, pre-
 sided. During the business meeting it
 wa decided to hold a food sale to raise
 funds for planting the trees in nem-
 ory of the soldiers of this town. who
 died during the world war. This eere-
 mony will take place next Memorial
 Day. if possible. The paper for the
 afternoon was on the Life of Madame
 Breshkoosky and was written by Mrs
 R. F. Cheney. Refreshments vert
 served by the hostesses.
 Rev. Arthur J. coveH Of Boston, vii
 preach at the Congregational church Sunday morning. Christian Endeavor meeting in the evening.
 Rev. M. D. FuIIer's subject Sunday morning to. the Juniors at the Baptist church is The Clock That Learned A Secret and to the Seniors, The Ulti-
 mate Goal. Christian meeting at 6I5. The subject of the evening meeting is The Four Temperaments of Man.
 Rev. J. B. Aldrich will take for his
 morning subject at the Methodist
 church.. The Power of the Church Miss Beatrice Read leads the Epworth
 League meeting at 6. Evening service at 7..a.g.
 Rev. ". H. Smith, of St. Andrews 1 church, ,Greeneville, will hold Episco- ] pal services Sunday afternoon at 3.30, ID Slater Library hall.
 The funeral of Jssnes Houston, who was killed in an automobile accident last Tuesday night. was held from | Hourigan's undertaking rooms Fri l day morning. The requiem high mass l was sung by Rev. J. H. Sieferman at St. Mary's church. Burial was in St. f Mary S cemetery, Lisbon. The bearers
 were Frank Cusiek. Edward Comes,
 Dennis Sullivan and ". J. Brickley. 1 MT. and Mrs. Paul Anthony lost
 their youngest daughter, Mamie, on
 Thursday evening, after a brief illness
 with membraneous, ,croup. The child l was buried in St. Mary's cemetery on
 Friday morning. Besides her parents l she, is survived by three sisters and a 1 brother. Hourigan Bros. were in J charge of the funeral Arrangements, Finn Bros store is being changed I to accommodate new department ] of which Frank DriscoI is to have I charge. He has had 3 number of I years, experience in the business. Earl s. Hiscox assumes today (Sat- | urday) the duties of electric light su- 1 perintendent of the borough. the for l lner superintendent, Edward A. Rous- I seau, having. resigned. Mr. Rousseau l has given seven years of satisfactory service and is now to conduct busi- I ness of his own.
 An invitation dance was conducted I Thursday evening in Rioux hall by I Harold Spicer. Robert Olsen and H. 1 George Wilcox. Morey's orchestra furnished the music.
 l Mfr, and Mrs. Joseph Roode and Mir. and Mrs. James Crary were in New
 Britain Friday, guests of MT. and Mrs. | c. D. Bromley. s I The Red Cross annual roll cali x ,theadqnarters have been changed to the .f Red Cross room in the town building and the room is open evenings. , The Missionary society of the Con- -l gregational church met at the home of H Mrs. e. W. Robinson The devotional \ exercises were followed by regular
 business, the president presiding. All -l interesting program entitled The Pill D grim in three parts, the Pilgrim ia I ther, the other Pilgrim and the, Pil- : l grim of today, was in charge of Mrs | Robinson and Mrs. Ballou, seven pres ai ent taking part; also a story. A Living aa aal7Gospel for a Living Age. by Rev Louis c. Harnish of Hartford, wal read by Mrs. r. E. Robinson. Mrs
 Wheelock told of the local share in thii : great Pilgrim work The program al committee for the December meetins : Lis Mrs. F. D. Ballou and Mrs. B. A p Faust.
 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Wilcox o :. Boston hfse just returned from si' e weeks, trip to Virginia and Cuba. MT E Wilcox, who is an officer in the nier I chant marine and connected with . 900 ton ship. brought back 30,00O bag Q of sugar. Mrs. Wilcox making the trii + iswith him. They have been visiting tn : Ilatter's parents. MT. and Mrs. Georg f lW. Wright, of Jewett City. Sugar i | plentiful in Cuba and some of tn f plantations have. given up growing il
 ias there are not enough ships to carr, lit away fast enough. MT. Wilcox lef z for New York Tuesday night to talk 2 2 command of his ship. which is sailin s shortly, ,.a 7; been seriously i'll at her home Q U Mathewson street. is recovering, as he nnany friends are pleased to learn