Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-06

of Church and Valley streets report ed for duty Monday morning little the worse for wear. Some automo- biist had knocked it over bending the framework. but failing to make any report of the matter to the police sta- ton.
 Funeral services for John Sweeney were held Monday at S,45 o'clock from the undertaking parlors of the Kill lourey Brothers, No. 36 Union street. The requiem high mass at St. Joseph 8 church at g o'clock was sung by Rev. John A. Sullivan. There was a large attendance of relatives and friends and beautiful floral tokens were re- ceived. The bearers were James H. Donohue, Daniel P. Dunn. Anthony Hevrin, John O'Rourl1e, Dennis Mur- phy and James F. Twomey. Burial was in the family lot in St. Joseph's ceme- tery.
 Local fishermen have taken advan- tage of the lifting of the ban at Co., lumbia lake and have made the trip their to enjoy the sport of fishing through the ice. The law allowing the men to fish at this lake was lifted December 51.
 Sundays talk at the Mems Forum at the Congregational church was the first in the second series of talks to be given this year. This talk was by Frank R. Custard. assistant gen. eral secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. and dealt with the subject, "All Around Willimantic-A Survey of Our Thea tres, Dance Halls, Pool Rooms, etc" " and was of an enIightening nature to many The remaining talks to he giv- en during the year are as follows:
 January 11-Russia and the square Deal, n. c. Baker.
 1S-Tho Race Problem, Principal George H. Sf1afer.
 25SThe Social Idealism of Jesus The Kingdom of God; Its Values, Rev. Harry s. McCrcady.
 Feb. 1-Idea1ism and Practical Mo rality. Professor Roscoe B. Vining.
 8-Anti- American Americans; Dang CTS of Misguided Socialism, Principal John B. DOugall.
 15-Is a "Six-Hour Day" Practical, Robert o. Branch.
 22-Current Topics, William A. Ar uold
 29-The Social Idealism of Jesus The Kingdom of God; Its Tasks Rev. Harry s. McCready.
 March Experiments in Industrial Goodwill. George R. Tilford
 14-Does the Church Offer "A Mans Job to All? Merri J. Hopkins. 21-"All Around 3Yillimantic' ''-Our Schools. Principal E. A. Case. 2S-Our Chambers of Commerce. Its Platform and Aims, James B. Fuller ton.
 April Easter Sunday-Death and the Life Beyond; The Degree of Ger tainty With Which Science Supports the Christian Faith, Rev. Harry S. McCready. 11-Church Unity, Rev W. F. Bor- chert.
 1S-Physical Education as a Nation a1 Problem. c. A. Sampson. 25-The Social Idea of Jesus A New Age and New Standards, Rev Harry g. McCready.
 Miss Katherine Wiley, of Bridge port and Miss Elizabeth Abbe of Windham will be the speakers at the next meeting of the Ladies Society o1 he Congregational church, to be held Wednesday afternoon at 8. o'clock Both young ladies are interesting packers. Miss Wiley is at the head If the International Institute which las been doing fine work among the foreign born women of this country and s well equipped to speak on sub- jects along Americanization lines. There was but one arrest made by i the local police Monday and that was for intoxication. The man arrested was Robert Kearns, an old offender who had nartaken of too much "Ja- key" and was creating a disturbance on Center street. He was picked UT by Chief of Police Killourey and vt.s taken to the station to await trial to- day (Tuesday).
 Another chimney fire was added Monday afternoon to the already long list Of chimney fires, when the chim ney at the frame house owned by the Quidnick -Windham Company and oc- cupied by Alfred Swallow caught fire and made if necessary for the mer from Engine Company No. 1, to make