Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-05

HituL u lie l. 4N- Y. "a liO hiSc.iiit,
next Friday night will be addressed
by George E. Hinman of this city.
Along the lines of progressiveness
and to improve conditions on certain
local streets, more sidewalks of con-
crete are to be laid by the city this
coming summer. This fact was re-
Gently announced by the standing COM
mittee on streets of the common coun-
ell and is another step in the right di-
rection. A notice has been issued re-
questing bids for the material and con-
struction and it is planned to carry
out the work as soon as possible. The
committee on streets is composed of
the following members: p. J. Lara
ME, E. w. Jacobs and W. II. Powen.
Thursday was the birthday of Miss
| Sarah J. Risley, one of the members
/ of the Card Home for Aged on Pleas
ant street. A celebration in the form
OF birthday party was given Miss
Risley by number of her friends at
the Home. A birthday cake was a
| feature of the feast and in addition to
many congra tulations, Miss Risley re-
ceived numerous cards and other gifts.
At the weekly meeting of Obwebe-
| tuck lodge, No. l6, I. o. o. F., COM
mittees were appointed to make ar
| rangements for attending the celebra-
ton at Hartford, April 25tll and 26th,
which is to be held in connection with
the Tooth anniversary of the founding
of the order. 1t was voted to take
part in the big parade on the 26th
and arrangements have been made for
| the lodge to hire its own band. All
lodges in the state have been invited
by the Hartford lodges and it is eX-.
pected that there will be several
thousand Odd Fellows in line.
| The work or placing the boulder on
the local state armory grounds has
been completed. A memorial table!
in honor of the members of Company
L from this city who served in the
world war is to be placed on the bould-
er.
The case of Alfred Rood of Windham
Center, charged with assaulting Mrs.
Eliza Palmer, was the only matter to
morning. After much conflicting tes-
timony Judge Foss found the accused
not guilty and discharged him.
The association membership COM
mittee composed of C. B. Pomeroy OF
!. tee this city. S. H. Peckham of Wood
stock and Whitman Danielson of Put
, nam have formed plans for a member
, ship campaign drive for the Windhan7
, County Farmers association this
f week.
: For the second or third time with
r in as many weeks, the New York eX-
, press due in this city at 1924 p. n. was
: behind schedule time Friday, almost
two hours, due to an accident about
q eight miles this side of Waterbury, the
engine leaving the rails at that point
;, Another train made up at Hartford
=, to bring travellers to points east ant
:, to Boston, arrived here five minute:
, Ill, #
i press. Shortly after two o'clock Thu
= regular train ran into the station.
Donald WyIie, infant son of Thoma
and Cora Caisse Wylie. died early OF
a Friday morning, infantile trouble be
! | ing the cause of death. The funera
+ was held Friday afternoon with buria
in the W-illimantic cemetery. kiloure.
Brothers were in charge.
. Funeral services for Mrs. johanna
+ Dennahey were held Friday morning
|, from the funeral parlors of Kiiloure
g Brothers at 8.45 The requiem mas
= in St. Joseph's church at nine O
n clock was sung by Rev. John E. Clarl
:. The bearers We're Joseph COnatH
II William Shea. William O'Brien an
= George Timmins. Burial was in tn
g family lot in St. Josephs cemetery.
n Many friends in this city Of Siste
M al lCt- lpI iiiCl ~ VI 81 JO9t}lI
= convent, were grieved to learn OF he
. death which occurred at the Academ
OF the Holy Family in Baltic, Thusda-
She belonged to a prominent tamil
of Ireland and is remembered here fC
her zeal and the spirit of self sacr
r fee which she displayed in her life {
4 l. devoted nun.
Monday, Cares Sarai, Of HiIcres
L a registered Jersey COW at -Hilcre
g farm. Storrs, gave birth to twin calV'
n weighing 10 pounds. The CRANE
4 dam of these calves on both sides
: Caro's Sarai, whose authenticate
. record for one year is 15.413 pounds
q milk and 1908 pounds butter fat, whic
|. is equivalent to sos pounds of butt,
n So per cent, fat.
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I. sender, not for publication. but as 4
:, evidence of good faith.-Correspon
= epCe Edltor)
s A. M. {. Zion church, Rev. J.
a Wallace pastor. II a m. reguli
- preaching services: 1920, Sunda
school, Mr.. Stokes Watson, supt., 7
m. Y. P. society of Christian Endea'
or convene; topic. Our Relation
God, leader, Mrs. E. j. Bentley; s.:
p. M, short sermon. followed by Ho
Communion service, members Of 9th
churches in good standing are alwa
cordially invited to participate.
First Baptist church, Arthur
Carpenter, minister; Sunday, 10:t
- morning worship. Sermon by the pa
tor followed by communion. Fir
meeting of the Junior Congrega ito
= 1900 church school: 500 Y. P. $.
. E., leader, Winfield Andrews; ~
Christian Enlistment service, cor
munity singing from Billy Sunday
tabernacle songs. Service of bapris
at the beginning of the hour.
Methodist Episcopal church, Re
c. Harley Smith, minister 1896
M, Sabbath morning worship vi
sermon by the pastor; II m. Sund
. school; 6. Epworth league devotion
! service; Z, stereoptican lecture by t
| pastor, Children of the World. Civ
- by the pastor with J. D. Elmindo
:, operating the stereopticon. Thursda
7 1880 D. m, Mid week devotional Sc
vice. At South Coventry the Sund
school is held at | AZ a m Drea Chi