Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-08

velopment Co., calling for the annual
meeting next week.
Incorporation papers were filed this
week at the Office of the secretary of
state, changing the name of the Watts
Laundry Machine Co. to The Nat
chang Industrial Co. This was in ac-
cordance with vote of the stockhold-
ers at meeting held some time ago.
A call for a special town meeting
has been issued by the selectmen for
| March IA for the purpose of ratifying
| by ballot the resolution adopted at the
town meeting last Wednesday night,
appropriating 100000 for a rev school
| building at Windham Center.
Much favorable comment was heard
on Friday regarding a beautiful oil
painting on exhibition in one of the
| II. G. Murray Co.'S show windows.
! The painting is the work OF the sis
ters of st. Joseph's convent. who are
soon to undertake the re-decorating
| Of their convent c. APPEL.
| An inspection of the local Office of
the Western Union Telegraph Co. was
made Friday by J. W. Gaffney, of
Boston, district superintendent.
Officer Downing came to this city
! Friday morning from Mansfield and
took the two runaway boys from the
Mansfield Training School back TO
| tina institution. One of the boys said
that they tried to get job at every
farm on their way to this city but
were unable to do SO.
| In the police court Friday morning
| the cases of Henry Roberts and Jo-
seph Laclaappelle, occupied the atten-
ton of the court for. some little time.
i as there was much testimony taken
at the trial. Both men were charged
with breaking and entering and the
/ theft of twelve chickens valued at $24
| Roberts pleaded guilty But Lachap-
pelle claimed lie was not guilty, tes-
| tifying that he bought the chickens
from Roberts and did Snot know they
were stolen. The officers on the case
testified as did Abraham Silverstein,
| the owner of the stolen chickens. Or
the strong evidence offered, Judge
Foss found probable cause and both
men were bound over to the superior
court under bonds of $500 each. Nei-
Their of the accused could get bonds
so both were taken to the Brooklyn
Jail to await their trial
The death of Peter Larose, y, oc-
CURED Friday night in st. Joseph's
hospital. He was born in Canterbury
The body was taken to Moosup Fri
day morning, and burial will be in the
Sacred Heart cemetery, Wauregan.
The body of Oliver A. Perry, whc
died in New York city Wednesday
arrived in this city Friday afternoon
Masonic services will be held from
his late home in Mansfield Center to
day (Satur3ay).
BurialV Will be in the new Will
mantle cemetery.
The funeral of Olive KenfieId wa.
held Friday afternoon from local flu
neral parlors at . O'Clock. Rev. C. Har
ley Smith offeiated. The bearers wer
Everett Kenfield, Andre Puchs, Leo
Taylor and Clement Manning. Buria
was in the Windham Center GENE
, terry.
The body of Mrs. Ella A. kenda
arrived il this city Friday mornin
from Boston and was taken to tn
Willimantic. cemetery for burial.
t Sunday services at the First Baptis
! church, Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter min
lister: 1915, morning worship, sermo
by the pastor; u. church school
Y. p. s. c. E. leaders, George Har
: rington and Stanley Andrews: I, eve
= ming service Subject, A Mode
Church. The last in the series o
model men, women and churches.
Christian Science service, Sunda
morning in the Woman's club room
: S07 Main street at 1915. subject Q
lesson sermon is Man. Golden Text
Psalms Sc. Thou madest him to hav
: dominion over the works of tn
/ hands, thou hast put all things un
der his feet.
; Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev
G. Harley Smith, minister-10.45 a. m
Frank c. Dunn, business man {
Gardner, Mass, general chairman c
, the Centenary Movement in New Eng
! land will probably be present to de
: liver thu, address on the remaking {
the world in spite of the fact thu
: he was i'll the first of the week. H
! uses great map. with tiny electri
. lights as Indicators. AT noon tn
Sunday school begins its session
/ Bible study. The Epworth Leagu
. has a very interesting topic of stud
for its hour, beginning at p. m. Mis-
4 Arlena Loornis is leader. AT Z o'cloc
2 the first in series of stereoptico
I | presentations of the worlds progres
= will be given. the travel field Panam
\ ard parts of South America Tt
? numerous slides are attractively co