Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-04

Ford will take care of the men who
 try to take second without asking per- ! mission. The game tomorrow (Sun- day) will start at. o'clock and the
 returns from the worlds series will be l announced during the game.
 1 Many stoves in this city will be 1 closed all day today Saturday. in ob- seFvaHee of Tom Kippar. g day of for giveness for those of the Jewish faith. Ssruices will be conducted during the day at the synagogue on Temple street during the day Commencing at midnight Friday and lasting for twen- ty-four hours all those faithful to the Jewish religion will fast and observe the day according to the rites of the Jewish religion.
 The superior court anterooms in the town building is undergoing repairs. The room used in the past as the
 ed into a library and the sheriff's room
 has been partitioned off. and toilet
 is being installed on the north side.
 The cases of books formerly kept in
 the sherifY's room are soon to be nov
 ed into the new library.
 cla~ence E. Carpenter, employed.
 by the Central Vermont Railway com '
 pany as a telegraph operator at the
 local station has received notification of his promotion to the position of expected to take up his new duties in New London within short time.
 An aeropIane living low passed over this city flying in southeriy direc- tion about 4.30 Friday afternoon. and a local baseball fan who watched them 20 over thought at one time that the men in the plane were coming low enough to ask if Chicago had won the game. a : MT. and Mrs. J.. B. Chamberlin and family of Churchville. Penn. are wis iting with relatives in this city.
 As election day comes closer inter est seems to increase and the candf- dates fer,the various offices can be seen talking with friends on the streets in order to size up the situa- ton more clearly.
 William Jane Mathews, 9, of Lowell, and AIphege Potvin. 27. of this city, will appear before the judge at the DO lice court this ={Saturday) morning to answer to the charge of breaking and entering, the saloon owned by Zepherin Coutu4 at 31 Jackson street, and the dry i goods store at 31 Jackson street own ed by Samuel Eisenberg. ys
 The breaks at these places. or bus mess took place on the night of June 30 between the hours of II and Io o. l clock. Mr. Coutn claims loss of be l tween $50 and $75. all inSliquor stocks 1 and Mir EisenberS claims his iess to l be SIS in silk goods and other 5its of | 
 Chief of Police KiI1ourey was no- tified Of the break on the. mo- Il ing of | L. working on the case. Th1lrs1ay cnorr- 1 ing he left this City for Lowell and 1 1ron information he had received, ar rested Mathews who was stayisig in l town just outside of the city. The 1 arrest of Mathews at II D. m. Friday 1 ed to the arrest of Potvin of this ! ,ity who was said to be M1ther's ac ,omplice in the crimes. Chief KiIlourey ,esore returning to this city tele- 7 aphed to the local police station di {o hrs s-, Dol -5r, ,nd he was arrested at 3.3o Friday aft .rneon and locked up for the night Chief Kiilourey returned to this city. Fr day evening. bringing Mathews with him and locked him up for the light This is not the first instance when the local police have run their nen to the ground and Chief Killiurey. deserves praise for the fine work done n this case. A large quantity of the toen goods have been recovered by he police and will be returned to the owners after uses as. evidence.
 Sunday Notices.
 At the First Baptist. church. Rev. krthur D. Carpenter. pastor; morning worship begins at 10.45. followed by ommunien. Subject of sermon. Liv- ng Above the Common Place. Sun ay school at noon. Christian Endea- or meeting at p. m. Evening ser ice st p. m. .sf*r-tEta 'f1
 Rev Harry s. Mccready, pastor of he Congrega tionaI church. will preach t the morning service at 10.45. Sun ay school will meet at 9.45. At D. ]. the members will meet at the hurch house where a homelike eve ing can be spent. l.
 Morning worship at the Methodist ,piscopal church. Rev. c. Harley mith, pastor will begin at 1o.45- Sub ,ct of sermon, The Assurance of So- ia1 Serenity. Sunday school meets t noon. The Epworth League holds $ meeting at G. followed by the eve ing service at : D. m-
 Christian Science service Sunday ,orning at 1o.45 in the Woman's club pom sos Main street. Subject of les on-serBson Unreality. Golden Text l luke 9:60 Responsive reading, Luke Q: z-24-SS-42.