Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01
IEWETT CITY

udgJ III F 4lR opera house lfaHlecl@tf&J upon arrival of the Piai-feid Military band at 6.45 the parade will start forming al the railroad station. the li.ie of march being confined b ibe business section Of the town Redif. will 7,e used by the marchers on their hike up. Tracy avenue down Main, to Rai.foid avenue. and up Solle street to the opera house, Judge Arthur M. Brown will ne chair man of the rally with Col Wooi aaJ Senator Brandegee.- who has promised he surely will attend 4 capacity crowd is expected. Women ushcrs will ;sla care of the seating of the women for 1acp , Q part of the balcony has beer re- served.
 The republican town committee haa.A-- ranged to have several women in attend ance at the town hall to explain any point of the ballot to women voters be tween the hours of and today 41a- day).
 The annual roll call or the Baztiss church was held Friday evening and Rsy. M. D. Fuller presided There was brief program which consisted of piano soios. Alpine Glow, and Rosebud by Vera Nc Broome and Eerna Tarbox, 2 violin soto i by Tyler Gilbert, Elgar's Salut q Anetir. and readings by Frank Nell
 The roll was called by the clerk. Dea- con J. E. Phillips who also read rc- l 1 The guest of the evening was Dr. E M Thompson of Stonington. formerly pastor for thirty-eight years Of Heu1cr- ial Baptist church, Hartford.
 Dr. Thompson chose for his suD$sct The Purposeful Church, and his ad6tzss was both earnest and inspiring. He Gaid a church should not be willing to ERn ainlessly in the same rut year zf1r year. The first purpose should be ctre winning Of souls. A definite nunber might be fixed and the inner -circle'' get to work to gain these.
 A more generous giving should be dke next purpose. We have fhe money. b1t spend it for everything else but ehe church. The church home should bs made more comfortable and pastors s.i- ary sufficient So that church work nay be carried on under the happiest csasdi- tions.
 After the address, sandwiches, exEs and coffee were served under tho dree- tion of Mrs. F. NJ. Gray, Mrs. c. B. Prior Mrs. c. F. Gardner and Misz I6s l. Foster. s5. John ". Cole of Providence, who W1E so badly injured in an automobile ecci- } dent which occurred a mile above the r town Thursday. has continued to Sgr [ York accompanied by the owner of the 7 car, the latter being uninjured. MT Ceis . was first treated in Jewett City Ay a . local physician He lacked only a fevT e inches of being literally scalped. snf S when brought to town by Maxcy SeT- mour was bleeding profusely from Sr- r cred artery over the eye The uren pro @ ceeded to Norwich and as their car was well out of tsle road, it was thought tha' - no one would molest it during the night '. Friday morning F. II. Gilbert went up tc - get it and found that everything movabli ? had been taken away by thieves . More l, than this, an attempt had been made to Z, steal the car. a vehicle had been backed up ;n front and a rope attached to the axle, when it is believed the thieves wers s frightened away and did not returz to the rope. After the car had been. brought x, t q . Jewett City the owner was able to pro z ceed under his own power with what va 7. left of a fine Dodge machine. 9. q. 1t pr. G. H. Jennings received Isttsr q l. Saturday evening from his son. DT. JoAl d c. Jennings of Boston dated at Troy, It d six miles from the Canadian border.al stated that snow had been falling ai day. The doctor was .n Troy to perforr 2 difficult eye operation. -f e. sFss- ,ri Friday evening the weather grew coc Ia rapidly after sunset, and before. sun f rise the mercury had dropped to sf 6e IT grees. 4 light air stirring all night kel ,r away the frost.
 , With q sigh of relief the borough d-oy ped in to standard time Sunday morpias The nerve-racking figuring Of wheshe long reached destinations before or. zste starting, which has kept many guesstn ls for the past few months, is over. An e yet iewett City. having in the nai ' taken over daylight time has suftere Il but little inconvenience. Many here d not change clocks or watches and Ssn . day morning were "on time" again Wtts cut a struggle ty
 Saturday nights Halloween var 1Aza
 ed by none of the near-crfminAl rraak
 which used to be perpetrated hy kh
 youngster of tirres past. II was in th line of a harmless sidewalk parade Il
 antiques and horribles with nov and the
 a pleasing break where the masg0gzs
 ing costume was attractive and prett
 Costume revealed nothing as to the se
 of the wearer. Two young men attend.
 the movies, who. when their 6isgutsA wa
 investigated were proven to bo d tf
 tender sex
 MT. and Mrs. B. B. Chmey7xwsz4, q
 week end in New York
 Misses Sadie Thompson and AEo
 Wilcox were guests oz fTter1s ia VII
 mantic Sunday.
 Miss NJ. A Burdiek Is viss7nG h
 brother Frank Burdick, in Woocnoc
 and will go to Plymouth. Ma@L
 Henry Wallace, John woodveFth -
 three other hunters from the noetnM
 part of tho state spent two days [
 Camp Wakeup, near Webster. They .
 B partridge, 1s Qqail. nine sogtcoAk eI
 MT. Woodworth's deadly Eun eecaf,
 enc beautiful pheasant
 Mrs. n. 0. Webster gaze yWty Ix
 day for her daughter, MarBery, who VI
 seven years old. After tho eRInea V1
 played, refreshments were ssrVrd eSae
 thing to eat being yellow. tn &eAe0
 with the Halloween eeeIon- The dtn4
 room was lighted by Jack-o' '-lznter11s4.
 the fayors were pumpkin rneonkhsun
 The guests were Claire, Anna and Ks
 sel Carpenter. Margaret Mort AnA KA
 Jacobe.
 Mrs. Milo Appley of New LonAsn99s
 Saturday at c. F. Gardners.
 Charles D. Babcock, who has bees 1
 riously i'll for weeks, wac taken by zs
 bulance, Saturday, to a Worcester hs1a
 tai, where he will be operated ur. 8
 expected. He was accompanied 65 (
 doctor and nurse who have been atAE,
 hg him; Mrs. Babcock and the c
 sons, Charles & Royal. who cam q,
 Worcester Saturday morning, wE
 Worcester by automobile later.
 Mir and Mrs. B. R. Gardner -,
 guests Sunday at Mrs. A. F. BuxtnEs
 Providence.
 PPayers for the departed nemAsg8 St Mary's church parish were said ,
 Rev. J. J. McCabe and Rev. J. F. 9efs.
 man at the cemetery Sunday assernc ! They were assisted by the church Gas
 under the direction of Miss Aglae Thi r:en. Saturday night iridium for