Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-03
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vs. Byron Lewis of East fSffifnRty is scheduled to be argued before the s'
 The friends in Putnam of Wendell
 Mowry, formerly sdperint endent Of schools in this city, read with interest on Thursday of his declining an ad- en him away from his school work in
 WoonsoclSet- .s- @ Henry Tetxeault. who formerly on ducted a cafe on Main stree. near May is receiving treatment for an .njurX to his eye, which was. hurt whtis he was out after walnuts. one falling from a tree and striking him <
 Dr. E.. F. perry,. erssident, Atterpey Archibald Me stsaids hove been elect ed deIega tes rom Anselym Mayotte post. American Legion, to the state convention Of the organization to be held in Hartford sOneol,Ar H.. The alternates are Lieut.. Harold s. Cor bin and Lieut.. John H. Moss.
 Annie shaki,. yxhs Wa1 dansereusiy wounded in the shooting affray at North Gresyerordaie a week ago last Day KimbaH hospital that 1t is now considered that he has chance to @recoyer.see ..s.,. s-.. 4+ Thursday the property on Woodstock avenue owned by Mrs. Emma Cham peau wss sold 10. Mrs. Marie Louise
 
 Alfred Bonneville. The house is oc- cupied. at. present by J. A GaEne.
 It was Stated here Thursday thai a charge of one dollar mile. was paade for the use of an ambulance which conveyed a patient from this city io New York s.s- 4, j
 The next meeting ot the local post of the American. Legion is schedui- ed for next Tuesday. evening -
 There were many present Thurs day evening at the fair that is being conducted by Str Marys parish.
 Pu%s,en. peepis vxhp srs intsres$sd m the future of the Shore Line Electric Railway company noted with some Ap- prehension, as bearing on the future of the road, that a temporary feceiv- CT has been appointed. If through the lack of patronage. Putnam eventually Ieses it's trolley service, the injury to this city from a business standpoint will be very considerable.
 Flo -Fie, one ef the prs4tisss musical productions that hae been seen in ms capacit audience to the Bradley thea Ire Thursday evening. The house was sold out hours before the time Tor the curtain to go up. and the spien did audience that came out to wei l come the opening of the theatrical season in this city was delighted with 1 the production
 There was elaborate scenery. beauti- ! ful girls and rich and attractive cos l tunes though some, of these were what may be termed scanty by rhose | who think much a bout such things.
 F1e-FIo was acclaimed a great stc- :. cess in this city,. and it was stated at the theatre Thursday evening that the I line with the proEressive policy that Manager Hyde Smith has worked out for the house. 5+E4
 Following . meeting of the eeeiesias- tical- council at II o'clock Thursday | morning. Rev. Heynten Merrill was on afternoon installed pastor of the Second Congregational church of this city. The new pastor. who was i a chaplain in the navy during the va | the congratuIatios of those | who were assembled for the service. l
 At the installation service the or- gan prelude was by L. O. Williams, 1 the church organist. Following the | of an a nt hem by a quartet, the | invocation by Rev. Fosdick H. liar i rison following. 4
 The reading of the Scriptures xas l by Rev. Walter B. Williams. and the E reading by Rev. Arthur s. E E
 Rev. Benjamin T. Marshall, prssi- dent Of Connecticut college. preached the sermon. his subject being The |. Confident Church. The part of install r ation was offered by Rev. Albert H. | zs s e- +
 Rev William S Beard delivered the charge to the pastor and the Rigpt ! Hand of Fellowship was given by Rev. 1. Harry S sMcCurdX. The charge to the f was pronounced by Rev MT. Merrill. l:
 Thursday evening there was rA ,eption in the chapel and parlors of he church, which was attended by a arge number.
 Iohp C Iabveon uar ,H,> >lr,ra,, at he committee in charge of arrange nents for the installation and MT. md Mrs. Silas Wheelock were at the lead of the reception commiftse se.
 The artistic decorations at the ,hurch were arranged by the Vie ory class of the Bible school The complete list of committees, losts and hostesses at the reception md the. list of churches invited. fol- ows:
 Commfttee on installation. John c. ohnson, cf1airman; Mrs Walter A Wheaton secretary E, M corbin. c. } Sharpe. G. A. HarrinKton F. c. I. e. Braaford. F. W: seward Mrs. ,. J. Daniels Miss Annie Coxan Re- option committee, Mir. and Mrs. Si- as Wheeiock Cofnmittee on decora- ion. the Victory ciass. Mrs. Charles or reception, Mir. and Mr Siias FheeIock, reception committee MT nd Mrs. Ernest C. Morse. EccIesias- ical society, C.. Dwight Sharpe su- 'erintendenf of Sunday school, and Mfr nd Mrs. Sharpe. John c. Johnson. hartman of instaiiation committee ,hurches invited, Abingdon Ashford, srooklyn, Canterbury, Central Village. shaplip,, Dagielson nayvilIes EastfeEd, soodyAar. Haaptsn, Nanskeia -Eain- ield. Pomfret. Putnam, First, Scotland. South KiliineIy. Thosppson. volun- own. WaureHAn. Westford, Waure1an.