Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-03


 Company G, Connecticut State Guard, drills at arTnory on Pleasant street.
 St. Jean Baptiste Society meets at 37 Valley street.
 Violet Rebekah Lodge No. 57, l. o. O. F., meets at s97 Main street.
 Frank PeFint was in the police court, Monday morning, charged with operating an automobile without license. He was taken in by Officer Grant Bombria about midnight Saturday and had only motorcycle drivers license in his pos session. h court Monday he stated le did not know it was necessary to have an automobile license to drive car if he possessed license to drive motor cycle The minimum fine of ten dol lars and costs, amounting to S1f:t5 was imposed by Judge Foss and Perint paid. PeFint only recently was before the c ,urt charged with intcxication and CT Saturday morning his case was F3.ieo when the statement of one of the officers freed him of the charge.
 People living in South Windham and along Windham Road heard joyfu nosie Monday morning when the first trolley car since Friday rolled by on its w;tv tc WHlimantic Temporary repairs have been made at the Dyer taiE fciCW Dalelson and service was resIalsl CT the W :iIimantic line. CampGfound ltO ! pie for the past few days have beer ! forced to walk to this city am those de string to get to other cities during tho day were forced to pay the price of tht jitney drivers if they were to leave Willinantie In some instances h, price asked was as high as seven dol lars, when only one passenger could bt ! IreH f0P ha Norwich points south
 Eunice E. Hatch, S2, died early Mon day morning at the home of her cousins George and Mary Hatch. of South Wind lam, death resulting from infirmitie due to age, Sne was born in Lebanon l July 29, 1888, the daughter Of Orvill, and Euniee T. Armstrong Hatch. Sht I is survived by four sisters. Mrs. Will liam Backus, Mrs. Eugene Kinney, ane l Misses Carrie L. xnd Lillie L. Hatch. al of South Windham; two brothers. Hen " C. Hatch of Windham and Charles P | Eatch of Hartford.
 Several members of the republican party from this city will leave here oT Wednesday morning for Danbury where 1 they will attend the Merritt Day dinner of the 24th senatorial district republi
 
 The trip will be made by automobile Although the affair is a social one oi the surface there is little doubt but there will be something stirring wfieT the boys get together. A dinner is te be served at o'clock.
 Thus far no member of the knigl1-s of Columbus of this city has sgn.ieo his intention of joining the Knights oi Columbus tour to Europe for the pres entation of a statue of Lafayette tG France The party sails August 5tt from New York.
 Over i've hundred enjoyed the outing of Conseils Ste Cecile and FioriIncnd LUnion St. Jean Batiste held Sunday at the pumping station at North Wind ham, Games and entertainment were en- joyed during the day and in spite oi the clouded sky there were no dull mo. ments at the station
 Announcement was made Monday o Meeting and Epworth League Institute the programme for Willimantic CamE under the joint auspices of the Willi mantle Camp df0unI Association an( the Norwich District Epworth League to be held August 14-22. The institute is to open with a social, Saturday. Aug. ust 14th. Saturday, August q, at the annual convention of the Norwich Dis trict Epworth League is to be held at the tabernacle at 1 O'clock The Jun. for League convention takes place at the same hour. The daily programme fol lows.
 s.45, morning bell; 7.15, breakfast S15 to S.45, morning watch; $50 to 9,35 mission study; 9.4b to 1920, stewardship 1925 to 11.15. Bible study; 11.30 to F m., Epworth League methods; 1915 D m., dinner; 1 ?. I,n., children's meeting 2.15, inspirational address: 3.30, organ ized recreatien 80, supper; 5.3e. twi- light service; 7.15, evangelistic service Prayer meeting will be held in the S.af- ford Springs cottage daily at 1 and D m.
 The theme at the morning watch is Mornings With the Master and Secrets of Discipleship. The speakers will be Reverends W. J. Crawford, Homer E Moore, H. E. Gurnee, Oscar J. Aldrich s. P Ozmun and M. s. Stocking. Rev E. J. Curry will be in charge of the mission studies which will be conducted every day of the week. The general theme will be The Church and the Com munity.
 The class in stewardship will be led by Rev. Roger Guptill, a successful mis- sionary in Africa, who is in this country on his furlough and doing aggressive centenary work
 Rev. Joseph Cooper of Broclxton Mass, will be the leader in the class es on Bible Study. His general theme is Beginnings and his subjects during