Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-24
JEWETT CITY

Mrs. Lusie s. Chadwick, 7S, of New London, died at the home of Mir. Cow , ey on North Main street. Wednesday. Her husband, Andrew Chadwick, was notified in New London She has a sister, Mrs. Ingraham. who lives in lisbon.
 pr. and Mrs. P. H. Phenix of Hem ryville, P. O. were the guests Friday of Dr. and Mrs. George LeComte of Scule street.
 Sunday morning at the Congrega- tionaI church, the pastors subject will be Conversation and Salvation. Sun day school at noon. At D. m. union memorial service. Rev. Albert Don ! nell, pastor.
 The Partial and the Perfect will be the subject of the sermon at the i Methodist church. Epworth League a. s. Rev. James B. Aldrich. pastor. 1 At the Baptist church Sunday morning at 10.45. the pastors mes sage to the juniors will be What | About Jerusalem? The sermon to the seniors will be Nature a Mirror of God. Church school and Bible class at 12. Y. P. s. c. E. at 6.15. Rev. My ron D. Fuller pastor.
 ! Memorial services will be held ir i Pachaug cemetery Sunday afternoon i at o'clock. Judge A. NJ. Brown and 1 Hon. John Potter will speak and G H. Prior will sing. A large attend ance is hoped for and especially de- sirable is the attendance of returned 1 soldiers and sailors in uniform. The New Ashland orchestra will be l heard at Ashland Casino Memorial day evening for the first time. The 1 first orchestra of that name has. com bined with the Driscoll musicians They have folio of two hundred numbers. including all the latest New l York and Boston song hits. Thf players are: P. r. Cooper, cornet ant director; w. r. Driscoll. violin lead CT; Miss Margaret Driscoll piano John Kullla, clarinet of Tubbs' band with over 40 years of orchestra eX perience: W. Brown. baritone horn novelty soloist; J. T. Cotter. tral drummer.
 Mrs. Paul Anthony and Mrs. Eiia Anthony were at the Backus hospita in Norwich Thursday. where the, were allowed to visit their husband who were injured in the accident ol Thursday evening at Taftville. Botl men are doing well and were net in jured as seriously as was first report ed. Paul Anthony's arm was dislo cated not broken.
 Rev. and Mrs. M. D. Fuller enter tained their Sunday school classes a the Baptist parsonage Thursday eve ming. Games were played and an at tractive supper was daintily served b, the hostess. The members of the tW, classes are Mrs. Lemuel Green, Mis- Georgisna Campbell. Miss Nelli Franklin, Mrs. Winnie Sweet. Mrs William Crumb Miss Mabel Me Broome, Miss Leila Centerbar an, Miss Evelyn Gardner.
 Miss Margaret DriscoIl has been ap pointed director of the Salvation driv in Jewett City She will assign tn districts and the canvassing will b done next week. Boxes have bee placed in Menard's. SouleS and Ca rey's stores. also. The Salvation Ar my has earned the warmest praise ma tionWide in it's war work The loca quota is $600.
 Sunday evening there is to be
 union Memorial service at the Congre gational church. The address is to b by Rev. Albert Donnell His subieo Is Democracy. The chorus choir vo sixteen voices will sing. with solos b Mrs. F. $. Leonard, Miss Sadi Thompson, Miss Madeline Gallup an Theodore Robinson. An invitation ha been extended by the veterans of tn Civil war to the world war soldier and sailors, both in the service ali
 discharged, Spanish American veter ans, Sons of Veterans. Daughters ( i Veterans, Daughters of Veteran
 Anne Brewster Tanning chapter, D. /
 R.. anG the Woman's Relief Corps, a
 well as to the entire community to |
 present at the service
 Marshal George A. Haskell has re
 quested a meeting of all world wa
 soldiers and sailors whether in tl
 service or discharged. and veterans {
 all other wars. next Wednesday eve
 ming at the town hall, to make al