Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-21

horse is owned by&Michael sGrimsh "
 of sAttawsaugsan --- ~=-s@ ----r----
 With the hunting season only a few
 days old it is evident, that there must
 be some prosecutions if violations of
 the game law are to be stamped out
 at least diminished. Prosecuting Att
 torney Arthur c. Bill already has a
 complaint against a man for being
 out with a gun on Sunday and court
 case is promised to be result of the
 incident.
 C. H. PelIett was in Boston Monday
 ora business trip.
 At Holy Cross cemetery, Maple street, new receiving vault, octagon- al in shape and constructed of con- crete blocks, is nearing completion The exterior of the structure is em-
 beilished with concrete pillars of or nate design. The new structure oc- cupies central position in the cem- etery and is being completed before winter sets in.
 Arrival of a trolley freisht car Mon day afternoon-the first III here from Providence in more than three months was welcome sight to shippers who; used this line here and in surrounding villages.
 The PeEett Motor Bus service is now maintaining regularly a 45- minute service between Danielson and Put. ma m and between Danielson. Broohly Wauregan. Central Pillage and Moosup.s Adv
 Audrey Wacfewsky was taken into custody Monday by Chief John Mc-s Farland and this morning will he in the town court to face a. charge of theft. the specific allegation being that he took a trunk that was stored there and was the property of Ewdekcia Hashchuk. An additional charge may- be preferred against him before he is brought into court.
 Rev. Walter B. Williams, pastor of the Westfelds Congregational church, left here Monday morning. en route To tiona1 council of the Congregational churches of the United States The sessions open today and will continue until the 29th.
 Bentley Aekroyd, 1o5 Laurel Hill av- enue. Providence, had his wrist .sprain- ed and his wife strained her shoulder Sunday afternoon when the Ford tour ing car in which they were enjoying a I spin overturned what is known as 1 Shippee hill. on the state road Jetween Wauresan and Danielson. Another i man who was riding with the Ack- I royd's was not injured. The accident was investigated by Deputy Inspect or ] R. c. YoYung. who learned that the I A Ackroyd machine practically | forced out of the highway and ID al of big car that was "hogging'' thej road. When the Ackroyd car came lown off the emban4meut the machinei was out of control and turned turtle
 Beginning this (Tuesday) evening here is to be a nightly series of spe- 1 ;ial evangelistic meetings at the Union l Baptist church in East Killingly dur ng the present week. Rev. P E. ]! Sau of Boston is the evangelist who Fill preach the sedmons, whichi are sxpected to create widespread inte- est and further awaken the religious eryor of people of all sections of the own
 On each evening of the week there will be special delegations represent ng different communities in Kiilingly i the service, Rev. Charles Bruce fisher, the pastor, announced Monday will be DanieIson night. On Wednes- ay evening Putnam churches will end dciega tiOns. Thursday will be |, night and Friday as been designated as Attawaugan- 'allouvi1ie night Saturday night is eserved for a general representa- tion all communities and at that time ; .ey. MT Call will deliyef an espe- tally powerful sermon. illustrated by II Lereopticon, on the Maze of the Irn--ti, erworld. Next Sunday three services :, re schedufed-at II a. m., 3 and : D. V l. At the morning service the evange- 1 [ It's subject will be The Swinging i t xe. at he will speak upon The Great i r Ne<etioiA anu dAllhS cN cIiiIlS SeEtlce | IS subject will be Tomorrow For z onday evening of next week a union < ellowship meeting5 has been arranged . Id for this gathering special music- =
 program has been completed. Dur c g this week there will be a meeting . ith Bible reading each afternoon at f o'clock, the general subject being . cps in the Life of Faith = Michael Head, of Academy street Is cefved word Monday of the death of n s brother. John. of Providence in C hich city he had been engaged in d lsiness for a number of years. Mir cad and members of his family will h to Providence to attend the funeral 1 n