Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-26

member of the 18th field artillery, s2d division, and has sent a number of in teresting relics to his mother.
 James H. Learned, 7s, of Hartford. died at his home in that city Thursday from cerebral hemorrhage. He was a brother of Charles H. Learned of Mansfield Center and was born in South Dennis. Mass, the son of James and Eliza Gardner Learned The body will be brought to Mansfield cemetery for burial.
 Earl HoIbrook, S3, died at St. Jo seph's hospital in this city Friday morning. MT. Holhrook was one of Columbia's best known citizens, having been born in that town and residing there practically all his life. He was the son of Charles and Mary Williams Holbrook. Mir Holbrook's wife died April 14th. He is survived by the fol- lowing children: Mrs. Sadie King and Mrs. Walter A. Stewart, both of Hart ,, ford, Erwin Holbrook of East Hartford, Arthur Holbrook of Hazardville and LaurerN Holbrook of Columbia. | A former eurate at St. Joseph's Catholic church, Rev. o. T. MagneIl left Wethersfield Thursday for his new parish in Bristol. The parishioners re- sret Father Magnelrs departure and
 as token of their appreciation of his l services a purse of s350 was given him. He was instrumental in organizing the
 Fife and, Drum corps, which gave him S1Nu
 For the second time this week, Felix
 Boudry pleaded guilty to the charges
 O. intoXication and breach of the peace
 wnur before Judge Foss in the local police court Friday morning. He was
 arrested on a complaint made by his
 wife he second this week He al
 read.r had two suspended sentences ot 30 days each hanging over his head and in view of the circumstances
 Judge F'oss imposed another sentence of 30 days and ordered that the other two sentences be put into effect. Bou- l dry will spend the next 90 days or s6 a ttae Brooklyn jail where he was
 taken Friday morning.
 :! The marriage of David Roberts ot this city and Pansy Pedro of Soutf Coventry took place Thursday after
 noon, the ceremony being performed by Rev. George W. Christie at his home The witnesses were Mrs iGeorge ". Christie and Miss Daisy Kennerson.
 Preliminary to the social and dance in the state armory this Saturday,
 evening, there will be street parade of the following organizations, and
 weather permitting, a large crowd nc
 doubt will turn out to see it: ! Chesbro's Fife and Drum Corps (mod } ern drumming).
 Company B, Third Regiment, Stat Guard.
 kiities' Band of Manchester Buckland Fife and Drum Corps. N ID.tr e U 11,+o ,f II-,- f<,- Father Mathews Drum Corps of Hart ford.
 Thread City Fife and Drum Corps Gan ; cient drumming). The line of march will be up Uniol :. street, up Main to High. up High L
 Valley, down Valley to Jackson. IT Main to Lincoln square. where on D selection will be played by each organ Q iZation taking part. The parade wi f then proceed up Main street ove Bridge and Pleasant streets to tn r armotry.
 l. Christian Science service is held i e the Wonan's club room, S03 Mai = street, at 10.45 Sunday morning. Sub 0 ject, Probation After Death. Golde
 text, Job 23: 10.
 e First Baptist church, Arthur D Car
 
 r worship, Denominational day in th e Northern Baptist convention, sermo !. by the pastor Junior congregation ., subject, A Most Wonderful House; q church school; 6, Y. P. $. c. E.; leade : Mrs. A. D. Carpenter.
 Il Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. ; ,-i Harley smith. minister: 10.45 2. n < family service of public worship. wit ; sermon by the pastor: 12 m.. Sunda oo school; 6 p. m., Epworth league Ger Ie tenary Sunday. Miss Grace Jacob
 leader; D. m.. the Protestant churcf '- es of the city unite with the ". c. l. U. in holding a community service II this church. Opportunities Down l. Date will be the subject of the addre! = delivered by Mrs. Mary B. Wilso = formerly national superintendent = Americanization for the W. C. T. le The children of the Loyal Legion VI = have a short part in the program. poh