Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-11

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 Woodstock oosoeh Valley =. I F F 1 Total ...... 6s2 1114 | Shortly after f2 o'clock this fSat- urday) noon, Joseph Simpson. an em-
 pioye of the Atwood Machine com pany, Willimantic branch. will enjoy a wheelbarrow ride from Lincoln square down to the foundry. John Sellers, another employe. will furnish 1 MT. Sellers had a bet on the worlds series and if Chicago had been the winner Simpson would have pushed Sellers over the same route. but he | had backed the right team and to Sel- l lers fell the penalty of paying the l bet.
 l The Mems Forum of WiIiinantic began its season of 1919-1920 Sunday Sunday at the Congregational church house. The first Forum held in this city during 1e1S-1919 proved such success that plans were immediately made to continue the meetings this year. The number of sessions has been increased to twelve and the meetings will be open to any man in the city. Each Sunday noon at 1915 meetings will begin. and from that time until I2.35 will come the address of the day. From 1925 until 12.55 there will be an open discussion-two minutes be- ing allowed each man. From 1255 un- til 1 will come the weeks announce ments followed by a few minutes of Fellowship The programme. for the Forum season follows:
 Oct. 12-Opening address. Captain Frank P. Fenton: Whats the Matter With the Cynic. who says After all, what does it matter? Rev. H. s. Me Cready.
 oct. 1e-Ti1e Boston Police Strike. The Real Issue. Judge George E. Hin man.
 Oct. 2e-Mexico and the Square Deal Should the United States Intervene? Judge Frank H. Toss.
 Nov. 2-Whats the Matter With the Pessimist who says-"The world is going to the dogs" H. s. McCready.
 Nov. e-Shouid the Government Continue to Operate the Railroads Judge Otto B. Robinson
 Nov. 16-Italy and the Square Deal Have the Allies Treated Her Fairly ;? Robert H. Fenton.
 Nov 2s-"All Around wilIimantic" Healthful? How? W P. Heating. M.
 Nov. ao-The Race Problem. Princi- pal George H. Shafer.
 Dec Whats the Matter With the Optimist. who sayS-"Gods in His Heaven. ATS right with the world ?' H. s. McCready.
 Dec 14-China and the Square Deal H. C. Little, M. D.
 Dec 21-"An Around Willimantic" A Survey of Our Theatres. Pool l rooms, Play grounds. Etc. Frank R. | 
 Dec. 2s-Can You Chance Human ] Professor Roy Richardson.
 Members of James J. Shea Post, No. | 19. American Legion met at the G. A. l R. rooms at the town building Friday | night. It was brief meeting and l only routine business was done , Further plans for the Marde Gras to | hal har 00 dicCuSSed ! and James I. Lee was appointed to i find out more about having permanent rooms in which the post could hold ] their meetings. Raymond Parker. Ray i selected to represent the local post at l the meeting of the Legion at Hartford eday and will give report at the next meeting cf the post.
 The fire bell has been ringing every once and while during the past A the trouble but had not located it on Friday night. Fire Chief Webster stated that the trouble had been locat- ed circuit five. that rings in Boxes ,7. 5s, s, Il and B, and that the 7rcuble came on suddenly and when he men tried to find it went off again will be at work on the mystery will no doubt discover and remedy the rouble before night
 Sunday Services.
 
 Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. c. Harley Smith pastor. Morning wor- , hip at 1045. Sunday school at 12.10 n the evening the Epworth League will hold a devotional service at 6; ev- ming worship and sermon at :. South Coventry Methodist church-i ( Sunday school at 1145. followed byl he service of worship at 12.45. Christian Science Service-Sundayl morning = -, in the Woman's Club oom at S03 Main street. Subject of ssson sermon. Is Sin. Disease and ,eath Real? Golden Text: Matthew 0: 7-S. Responsive reading. Mat hew, s:14. 15. Is. 19. 23. 25. 35. 3s. First Baptist church, Rev. Arthur D. I ,arpenter pastor: morning worship at ! o.45, Sunday school at noon; Chris ian Endeavor meetings at D. m; ev-I ming worship at '.
 Morning worship at the Congrega- i ionaI church. Rev. Harry S. Me- ! ready, pastor. At 10.45, preceded by f unday school that will egin at 9.45 he Meas Forum of Willimantic i 1eets at 1915 at the church house. . ,vening worship at ' p. m. i