Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-03
WILLIMANTTC

general secretary of the Y. M c. A; subject. A Survey of the Theatres, Dance Halls. Pool Rooms. etc. of This City. Evening service at o'clock; subject of sermon, Is tie New Year New?
 Methodist Episcopal church: Rev. c. Harley Smith, pastor, will preach the morning sermon at 1045 Com munion service will follow, Church school for study of the Bible at 12.10. i Meeting of Epworth league at 6.15, followed by evening service at 2 o'clock.
 Rev. Arthur D Carpenter. pastor of | the First Baptist church. will preach 1 the morning sermon at 10.z5, which ] will be followed by communion Sun day school at noon. Christian En- deavor meeting at 6 o'clock. Evening l service at I.
 Christian Science service is held Sunday morning at 1o.45 o'clock in the 1 Woman's club room, No. Sd3 Main l street. Subject of lesson sermon, God. Golden text, from Isaiah 30: 26; re- ] sponsive~ reading, II Samuel g: 21-27, The entertainments committee of the i Chamber of Commerce has secured for 1 the speaker at the January meeting of 1 the chamber Dr. w. H. Teeter of New 1 AL 1 lren'S Conservation league. This meeting of the chamber is scheduled ! for Tuesday night, Jan. 9th. Dr. 1 Teeter has been engaged in extensive business operations in South America for number of years, but the past l two years have been spent in travelling l through Mexico, studying the political, l social and financial conditions of that 1 country In his talk Dr. Teeter will ] explain how it is that the bandits. who number less than l per cent. of Mexico's population, have been able to 1 survive for so long. He will also tell of conditions that have made it possi- l ble for over 5000 children to die of l starvation in one year. and why 1t is that there are 116,0G0 homeless people in that country. It is expected that the attendance at this>1anuary meet ing will be large. W. C. Norris is 1 asking that all persons intending to l come notify him in advance. Funeral services for Clarence w. 1 Terry, the 6 year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Clarence A. Terry of No. S1 l Lebanon avenue. was held Fridav morning, burial being in Willimantic 1 cemetery. Services at the grave were conducted by Rev. Arthur D. Carpen- ter pastor of the First Baptist church. Arranrenenfs were in charge of Flu
 
 l. Nj 4. Zuecardy of New London. who is supervising the work in this city of soliciting funds for disabled Italian soldiers, stated Thursday that the 1 quota for Willimantic would be $500 and must be raised by Jan 10th. On this date. which will be made 8 tag day, about 50 loca! young girls will be OH the streets soliciting funds. Sinre the beginning of the drive over ss0 has been raised. two pledees of s4n zach corire from Frank Ionbardo and Joseph Giraca. Several donations If smaller sums have beer received
 and it is Relieved thai Willimantie will raise her total with ease. The folloWin~ local men are on the exeeu- i've committee for the drive: Joseph c-iraca, chairman. Mayer Charles 4 cetes Sn'eetnoan James NJ. Smith and Town Clerk Frank P. Fenton.
 Census eruu,e~at5rs hecan their vnri in this Friday. most of the time be. T ine put into sesi-ioc information fo1 the agricultural schedule.
 Most of the local iitney drivers have taken cut their surety bonds as is re. qUired Spy the state. the avera ge price paid by drivers being $225. Tho mer had been rranted tiHl days after Jnn
 1st in which tn do this but there was little aaIav Whether tre price of it. ney riaes will 20 up to meet the added } cost of operation has not been decided 1, by the men.
 Threads.
 Mrs. Laura Penfield, who for tht past three months has been visitins ] Mir. and Mrs. Calvin Parish, left Fri,
 day for New Haven
 , Dr. Daniel Donohue left Friday fol l Waterbury after visiting his parent. 7 on Elm street over the holidays. Miss Bernice Day returned home or Thursday after visiting her sister + East Hartford.
 : MT. and Mrs Robert J. Warner O South Manchester spent New Year. , :iting re atives in this city. Miss Katherine Galliyan was il London Friday on business lisses Mary ard Jess Latusel ge returned to their home in thi y after g. visit with relatives ane tends in New Haven and Bridg aport Misses Marguerite and Anna Rowan ant Friday in Hartford Mrs. Pros-er Fegard and 6la' ghte annette are visiting in Boston.
 Fred Mathieu of Putnam was il
 v1 Friday on business. Phil Cote has returned to his Fom
 n Springfield after a visit with hi
 .7rerts on enter street. s#i'hmantic people wis ting Hsrtfcrt
 -iday included Miss Helen HoIlo~an
 ss Eliza beth Hardman, MT. ant
 rs. George Graves. and Mrs. Franl
 ts of Main street.
 IS Carrie Hewitt of I ebanon' wa town Friday calling on friends
 Arthur Duhe of Fall Fiver, Mass i sitting at the home of Ed Cheney ol . ain street.