Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

Officer pr: ". E. s. Keatigg, there were eight cases of contagious diseases n this city during November. These were as follows; Diphtheria f, scarlet fever 2, lobar pneumonia l, tuberculosis l;
 The seeepd snnpal athletic supper of the Y. M. c. 4. was held Friday night at the association building with about 50 hlsA school students present. A fine menu had been prepared by members of the social ceHlmittee. Following the sup per, Herman D. BeFleW of Wesleyan uni versity was introduced and gave a very l interesting tlak en college athletics Mr Berlew, who was captain of Wesleyan football eleven this past year, is well known athlete and was able to talk from the inside on his subject He received vote ol thanks fFem the students at the conclusion of his remarks The Rlaachetfe orchestra furnished music during the sup At o'clock in the evening motion nie- lures were shown in the lobby, the hlms being educational: The pictures were A TIP Through the Canadian Rockies ard 'tAe Manufacture and Use of Cement. The same pictures are to be repeated Sunday afteFnoen at the Y, following the general sing at 8 o'clock A well known speaker will talk on What Gccd is the Y M c. A. !?
 The reading room of the ', which was | ol1IhCd ACOGlttty lOT 0unQ9Y a1IPrnOOnS l will be in use every Sunday afternoon l through the winter between the hours of 2 to D. m
 The Red Sox team in the Smith, Win chester Bowling league continue unbeatefi after the third match game in the series l between four teams renFeseHtigg the
 plant The Indians who have lost steai= i fly, broke into the winning column at last l by defeating the Tigers three straight 1 The Red Sox did the same to the Tanks l h the last match game De MaFehi of the
 hee Box topped the high single score of l 1iS by II points, setting 9 new mark of l t24. He also took high three with SeF 1 High team tetal went to the Red Sax viii, l LIS. The bowling was low compared with the previous games of the league Fhe Bed Sox remain unbeatsR with a l credit of five straight wins. The three
 other teams have been beaten in tive or more games.
 1 Yhe funeral of Benjamin A. Taylor was held Friday afternoon al o'clock at his home in North Coventry. Rev. H Q. Mo l Knight conducted the services. Burial was
 in the North Coventry cemetery Jay N shepard was in charge. i Funeral services for Mrs. Martha E. 1 Burdick were held Friday afternoon at l o'clock at the home of her son. Eugene A. Burdiek, No. 18a Pleasant street. Tie services were conducted by Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter. The bearers were Edward l., Eugene A., Charles H. and Charles E. Burdick. Burial was in Wiliimantic eem- l eterF. Jay M. Shepard had charge of the
 arrangements.
 At tlie First Baptist church Sunday, Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter, pastor, viii preach at 1a.45; subject, The Minister
 and His Work. Church seheel meets at
 noon. Christian ERdeagop meeting at 6
 P. m. Sunday evening cemmunity ser vice at D. m, with notioa pictures illus trating Making America Safe for Arneri- cans.
 Morning worship at the First e0nKrexa. tional church at 1Q.45; the nastar, Rev. l Walter s; MeCready, will preach Ghil-
 dren's subject, The Visit of the Wishing Men. Sermon, Jesus, the Worlds King
 Church school for the study of the Bible
 at s:45 o'clock. Meeting of Mems Fesun, 1 at 12.1s; sneaker, ". E. Knight; subject
 Ffle Christian as Employer sunaay
 evening institute at '. World mission
 rally at B; address by Rev, Charles F
 Burton, p. D, general secretary of tn
 Congregational Hone Mission society subject. Gongregeticnal Missionary an,
 Educational Program for 1921.
 Christian Science service Sunday morn
 ing at 10.45 in the Woman's club room at No Ses Main street. Subject of lesson sermon, God the Only Cause and Creator i; The police records for December vii
 include knights of the road who hav
 slept at the station. In the first thre
 days of the month four members of tha
 order have been at the station and witl
 little work to be found many more vii
 come during the remainder of the month
 The chief looks for an unusually lare
 number during the winter months. On
 of the knights lodged there Friday nigh
 stated that he applied for work in the to baeeo felds near Hartford but feund tha