Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-06

nnond Flute and Drum Corps, Rock
 vile: Lancrafts of New Haven. Edge
 woods of Westville; Grenadiers of
 Milford: New Departure of Bristol;
 Father Matthew Cadet Corps of Hart ford. Chesbro's Fife and Drum Corps
 Corps of Hartford: Manchester Fife
 and Drum Corps. Center Flute Band
 and Silk City Band of South Man chester; Milldale Fife and Drum Corps,
 Middletown Fife and Drum Corps, Twentieth Century Flute and Drum Corps Meriden; Silver City Fife and
 Drum Corps. Meriden: Eagle Fife and Drum Corps. Moosup; First City Fife and Drum Corps, Bridgeport: Winsted PiccoIe Band. Sons of Veterans Fife East Hampton Flute and Drum Corps.
 St. Pau1's Corps of Kensington, Sa- cred Heart Fife and Drum Corps, of Wethersfield, St. Ann's Fife and Drum Corps of Waterbury. Maple Fife and Drum Corps of Stamford. Continen- tals of Worcester. Mass. Crompton and Knowles Fife and Drum Corps, Worcester. Mass: Army and Navy rian- American Fife and Drum Corps.
 Worcester; Assumption Fife and Drum Corps of Leeds. Mass.
 BoIshevism in Russia is factor that has attracted world divide inter est. It's rapid growth and far reaching effects has caused all thinking men to study it's cause and to try to find some way in which it can be combatted in order to bring people back to better way of living. During the present month Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter, pas tor of the First Baptist church, will preach on Bolshevism, and it's cure. He will endeavor to show that the strong reaction from hypocrisy and the industrial conditions of Russia. were the main causes. The first Of I,z 1-Sr Is,xy evening.
 Since the resignation of Physical Director A. A. Martin, there has been no one at the local Y. M. c. A. to take charge of this branch of the work. General Secretary J. D. Elmendorf was appointed to procure the services of director for the coming year. and upon although several applicants are being considered. At the regular meeting of the officers which is to take place this month the new director will be chosen from the list of men Secre- tary Elmendorf has picked out.
 "Caddie.'' the battle-scarred auto mobile veteran of the Second Division. A. F. F.. recently brought back to this country. after IS months service over seas attra cted attention on the streets of this city. Friday. This automobile is the only one that has been brought back to this country and is being used in recruiting men for service in the marines. Although 90.000 miles were covered while in foreign service Cad die never suffered with engine trou- b1e The auto carries three gold chew rons for eighteen months service over seas wound chevron. and wears the coveted Croix de Guerre- The rear of the car has the single star of the Several pieces of shrapnei are lodged in the body. The car went went to Putnam Friday afternoon.
 The A. H. delegates from Windham to the annual convention to be held in Danbury Sept. 10 and II will be Rev. John F.. Clark. county chap ident: John W. Murphy. county vice president: William P. Murray, Put nam, county financial secretary; P. J. county recording Secre- tary The local division will send Jas. D. Hea1y and Dennis O'Brien as dele gates: the other delegates from the will be: Putnam. Thomas P. Ryan and James H. Rafferty; Pomfret Thomas Maher and Peter Maher.
 pr. w. p. s. ke.tine has been ap- pointed city health officer. which of flee he held prior to the outbreak of the war with Germany in 1917. Dr. keating then a lieutenant in Go. l.. went with that organization when it went into federal service and served i with the members while they were part Of the 1UZnd ReG1ment or the Yankee Division. He was later trans erred and had charge of a base hos 0ital in France. In his absence. the office of city health officer has been filed in turn by Drs. C. A. Jenkins, 1 Fred NJ Smith and NJ. D. Riordan-
 Wiadisteva, the seven months old ;on of Mir and Mrs. John Utkewitz. 1 lied al the home Of his parents at 5 l yes street, early Friday morning. The .hild became i'll at midnight and died l before a physician could be summon i d. Medical Examiner r. E. Wilcox l vas called and announced that the 1 hild's death was due to natural | auses.
 Brief Mention. |
 The recent rains have raised the | water level in the city reservoir at | Mansfield to full pond. The pumping l ta tion is now being run by water. in i tead of steam power.
 The repairs to the sidewalk and the 1 oad on North street have been com i leted.
 The medals to be awarded in the Y. 1 I. c. A. handicap tennis tournament. old for the winner and bronze for the 1 unner-up, have been placed on dis lay at the local association building.
 Boys Secretary A. C. Custard of the peal Y M C. A. has returned to his uties, having attended the indust- ia1 conference at Silver Bay N. Y.
 The bowling alleys at the local Y. = l