Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-30

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 norninE. HeT is out o1is PoFlSe of sS1. 2 0Q0, Mrnised by his emp3pyers4 F, Wflmarth. Eddie John. tkxests4so (ef peace. as the result Of a fstic en- counter between him and Xrthur Lan8Iois. of Norwich. on Bank street, also had his case go over. BondS for him were placed at $25. He appahred in court with his face swathed in bandages. The continued easel sof George Hornberger charged with theft of an automobile was taken up. Eev- eral witnesses were heard regaEains Hornbergerss movements on Thuubday night. He was 7nc8 S25 and costs
 amounting to eS6.40 which he paidE de clining to take an appeal although he
 protested his innocence. declaring tha
 Arthur Mcintyre of Mansfetd.@ the
 naming him as the man who had gone joy-riding in his car. ts@f
 Rev. Ha~old Summer Winship,. son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell c. Winship of
 Passaic, N. J.. and Miss Hazel sAdel
 William F. Robertson Of Hartford,
 were married at the North Coventry
 Congregational church Wednesday, af-
 ternoon. Mir. winship was foffAefly
 pastor ? . of the church ss in which \ the ,, located in Deep River.
 The sehoels of Mansfield, covSntry and Lebanon open Sept. 8. The teach-
 CTS for the yearsdn the three towns
 have been announced as follows. Mansfield-storrs, Mrs. Laura Pike Corners, H2xel Richardson; Center, Bliss; Eagleviile Grammar Paiiline Helen % Reypoids % , chestnut fn, I HiIi. Asnss s Lamb; wormwood EIin, Dorothy Stel- enworf; Atwoodville. vacant. Coyen- try-Center Grammar, Mary H. Wren; Center intermediate. Bertha Hackett, well; No. {. Phoebe Green; No. 5, Lu- efe Aver; No. z. Delphina~McCay$ < No. 5; Mabel walbridse; No: 3. assipn. Lebanon-village Hill, Myrtle Lowell: Kick Hill. Lavina Bogue; Babcock Hill, Mildred Cummings; Liberty Hill, yerna Parker: No. 5. vacant; No. 1S. Ruby Williams: Center. Mildred Ami terman, Vera Briggs: No. 10. George Briggs; Goshen Hill. Rose Sullivan; No fl. Rachel Himmelstein; NoE 15, Edward McCalis dr.; Tobacco street, Bessie Saltin. % Brief Mention.
 Ernest L. Chandler of the Putnam police department was here Friday
 Lorenzo Litchfield from New York is at his home at s4 Windham street on visit.
 John Henderson of Manchester was a visitor here Friday.
 Robert K King and family of Hol- yoke. Mass, were guests of Walter R. King and family. of Summit street. Friday. s-ss
 : Manager John McQuillan. of the To- cal team, is trying to get the BoSton Red. Sox with Babe Ruth here for an exhibition game next month. N
 Mrs. E. P. Brown of Windham Gen. ter was pleasantly surprised by number of friends Thursday night. her s4th birthday. =.
 Paul Arsbrook. a prominenf artist of Cincinnati. has been visiting C. w. here he painted< several pictures
 Officer Thomas Grady waszin charge at the station house Friday night, Lieut. MeArahur being on day duty in the absence of Chief Killourey.
 At the First Baptist church there will be morning worship at 10.45, ser mon theme. The Teaching of Christ Applied in Industry; 12. church. school for the study of the Bible; 70. the last union service 1h Christian Endeavor for the surhme led by MT. Hopkins ard the pastor.
 Christian Science service is held on morning in the Women's Club room, sos Main street. al 10.45. Sub iect of lesson -sermons Christ Jesus. Golden Text Colossians. ?. 6,9. We'd nesday evening testimoniar meeting at