Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-28
WILL LIMANTIC

coal cars to be placed over .he coal
 pocket for dumping. thus making
 saving of time and labor Tn handling
 the coal.
 Sunday Serviees--First congreea-
 tionai church, Rev. Harry s. Mo
 Cready, pastor. 9.45 a. m., the church
 school will meet in the church house;
 10.45 a. m., morning worship; p. rn., evening story and song hour in the
 church house. The Dawn of Tomor-
 row will be concluded. Pianist for the
 sing, Miss Ella Thompson.
 Christian Science service is held on Sunday morning at 1045 in the Wo-
 mans club room. S03 Main street. Subject of lesson sermon. Christian Science. Golden text: 1 Thessalonians 5:21, Prove all things; hold fast that which is good. Responsive reading Jer. l: l. 2. 6-1o, 16, 19.
 A. M. E. Zien church, Rev. D. R. Ov- erton, pastor. II a. m... preaching; 1 1920 p. m.. Sunday school; 7.30 p. nl., Christian Endeavor; S.30 p. m., preaching.
 l ley Smith. pastor. Public worship with sermon at 1e.4s a. m. and D m. The morning subject is The Love | of Law. applying to the new laws re- garding the : liquor traffic Sunday 1 school at noon. The Epworth League and the mid week service will be l omitted this week.
 At South Coventry, the Methodist l Sunday school meets at 11.45 a. m. and the preaching service at 12.45 p
 m.
 First Baptist church, Arthur D. Car I penter, minister 11045 a. n1.. morn. l ing worship. Sermon by the pastor l subject, Prohibition Without Victory 12, church school for the study of tn. Bible. D. m. community service il the vestry led by Byron Hawkins ant fthe pastor. Baptismal service at tn,
 close of the meeting. <
 l Wallace w. Palmer, 30. of Libert, Hill. died early Friday morning at St
 Joseph's hospital. following an opera tion for appendicitis. The news of hi
 l death came as shock to his man. I friends, as the fact. of his being il was not generally known. He was
 farmer and had spent most of his If
 in Lebanon. where he was born, Dec
 19, 1888. He was the son O. William
 H. and Cora Sterrs Palmer and is sur vived by his wife, Maud Harvey Pal
 Inner, his father. William H. Paine
 and a sister, Mrs. Helena P. Chapel Il The body will be brought to this cit |. for burial in the Wiilimantic teme
 tery.
 ef The body of Joseph Younss, IS, wh 7 died Thu-cday morning at the Bacau ] hospital in Norwich. has been brcugf to this city for burial, in St. Joseph cemetery. MT. Youngs was a lon 2 time resident of this city and is sur ! vived by two sons. Joseph Youngs, J t of this city, John Youngs of Taftvill and daughter. Miss Mary Youngs ( t Gardner, Maine. | The Rossie Velvet Company, Will
 lmantic branch, has this week starte e the manufacture of their product their recently acquired addition = quarters in the old Center street al e mory, a dozen machines having bee e installed on the upper floor of thi e building during the past week. Worl men have been busy all week reno, e ing the bowling alleys and equipmel Il which occupied the first floor of tl
 building and the Rossie company W n as fast as possible install addition If machinery and increase their workir - force in the new quarters. The built - ing was purchased some time a. l. from it's former owners by the Wi l. limantic Industrial company, who l. 1, ter leased it to the Rossie Velvet con d pany, the latter being in need of mo . room for manufacturing purposs d Frederick c. Mott is in charge of u 5. new plant.