Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11

care. Miss Keevers received the thanks of the members of the society at the Conclusion of her talk.
 The case of Felix Aesky, charged vSith
 intoxication was continued in police
 court Friday morning until this (Sat-
 urday) morning, Lesky being allowed his freedom under bonds of fifty dollars. He was arrested Thursday night at the in stigation of Stanislaus Obara, of 67 Main street.
 About twenty members of Windham Encampment, No. 10, l. O. O. F., mo- l tored to Mystic Friday night to witness the degree work of the Mystic team. The degree worked was the Royal Purple, the candidates being members of Mystic
 lodge.
 Lawrence BaEnes and Herbert H. 1 Spaulding, local hunters, had good luck l while on hunting trip in Ashford, Fri- | day. Mir Barnes shot two red foxes and Mir. Spaulding bagged a handsonae grey fox The skins of the animals are
 to be placed on exhibition in g local store | window.
 l Some fifteen hundred members of the | Wiliimantic Trust Company Christmas l club will receive their Christmas money Monday of next week. The cheeks are 1 to Be mailed today tSaturdayl., The. amount of the checks totals $65,737.O5. This is the largest amount sent out since | the Christmas club was formed in this city. In the first year of the club the amount totailed $S,755.67, in 1919 they | reached S33,600 and in 1920 more than doubled that amount.
 The annual dance of the Junior class l of Windham High school was held Fri l day night at the high school gymnasium 1 about one hundred couples attending. Music was furnished by the Peerless or l chestra.
 Albert E. Woehmert died early Fri I day morning in Buffalo, N. r., after
 an illness of several weeks. He is sur l vived by his wife, Mrs. Annie Utley l Woehmert and three daughters, Emily 1 Nancw, and Marion, and two sisters. He was the son-in-law of Charles R. Utley l of Windham Center.
 l Funeral services for Mrs. Clara " Mott Tinker were held Friday after noon at 2 o'clock at the Methodist Epis- l pal church, a large number of rela- l lives and friends attending. Beautiful floral offerings were received. The ser 1 vice was conducted by Rev. Charles Smith, of Baltic. The bearers were Thom as Wood, Eugene J. Randall, Charles k Lovett and Thomas Willett Burial Was in the Willimantic cemetery, Rev. MT Smith conducting committal service a the grave. The arrangements were il
 charge of J. N. Sb be.ard.
 I A Dodge automobile owned and driver by John Loonis of this city and auto mobile owned and driven by eamue ,, Chappell of North Windham were conP}d- erably damaged when they crashed ito gether on the, North Windhan highway Friday afternoon. According to the story of MT. Loomis, he saw the other car ap. T l, h frin ton of the wheels on the slippery roa6 I causing his car to swerve and strike tht other car. MT. Locrnis reported the sscci dent to the local police and assumed the responsibility for the crash. MT. Loo1nis car was covered by irsurssnce.
 StanisIaus Obara, 9 grocer located 8 | No. 61 Main street walked into the hand! I of the local police Friday after he haC caused the arrest of Felix Lesky on { charge of intoxicaticn. Obara was noti fled by Chief Killourey to appear in police court this Saturday. morning to answel
 Ia charge of selling intoXicants without { , license. The warrant charged Obara witl selling intoxicating liquors on Thursday Dec. 9th, to Lesky. Both Lesky al1t obara will tell their stories to the judg
 l this morning.
 II The following officers were elected a the annual meeting of the w. B. A. of tn : | Maccabees: Commander, Mrs. Mar. Mathieu; lieutenant commander. Mrs Elizabeth Hanson acting past command CT, Miss Bridget Conway; collector, Mrs
 Agnes yegiard; record keeper, Mrs. Min .. nie Smith chaplain, Mrs. Elizabet Squires; lady-at-arns, Mrs. Evelyn Far reil; sergeant, Mrs. Ce9ia Bocash senli !, I te1, Mrs. Mary Brooks; picket. Mrs. Ser , nadette Sirnpsfn musician, Mrs. Maud
 Curran captain of guards. Mrs Florenc
 Woodworth; color bearer No 1. Mis- Ad
 Hewlett color bearer No. g. Gretche , yegiard; ensign No. 1, Mss Nellie Mol : letor; ensign No. 2, Mrs. Margie Me [ Carthy.
 At the First Congregational churc I Sunday morning Rev. H1rry s. McCread ' pastor, will preach at 10.45 o'clock. Chi s dren's subject. The Visit of the Wishin Man. Morning sermon, The Unknow s Neighbor. Church school for study c i the Bible meets at 945 a. m. Men
 Forum meets at 1215; leader, c. N. Bur } dick subject, The Christian as Empioye
 Sunday evening institute at o'clocl , Evening sociat hour at 8 o'clock. : Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter. pastor 0 the First Baptist church, will preach a the morning service at 10.45 o'clock
 Church school meets at noon Christiai