Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-28
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Willimantic Auto Show, at the state armory, Pleasant street.
 Trans on both the Central Yer mont and New Haven railroads in and out of this city continued to run much behind schedule time Friday on account of weather conditions. In many places, as fast as the snow is cleared from the tracks it is drifted back by the high winds. Two trains on the Central Vermont road were practically stalled for half a day at Lebanon until ass stance was rem dered them by a freight engine from New London. About one hundred and fifty passengers were obliged to kill time as best as they could until help was secured. The village store at Lebanon did big bushes for the time. A number of the passen- gers secured a box sled and made the trip to Willimantic in this way, under considerable difficulty. over unclear- ed roads with the snow in some places piled as high as the horses head.
 Travel on the highway between this city and Norwich is practically at a standstin owing to drifting snow. A number of automobilists who tried the trip from tn s city were halted at Williams Crossing, while from the other way, Cooley Hill is as far as progress can be made. Two of the trucks of the Gulf Refining Co. be- came lodged in drifts. one at Frank lin, and the other at Eastford and considerable shoveling had to be re- sorted to before they were able to emerge. While conditions do not ap- pear to be quite as bad on roads leading west from Will mantle, auto mobile drivers report much difficulty in traversing the roads in that direc- tion.
 Windham High had an easy time defeating the basketball team repre- senting the Putnam Trade school, in the w. H. s. Gym. Friday after noon, the score at the halfway mark was 39 to and at the end of the game 57 to F. Cornell and Obernesser were the scoring stars for L4athrop dropped in five from the playing surface and one from the foul line. The entire w. H. s. sec ond team was injected in the fray in the last half and continued to score at will on the Putnam pay CTS. LeCla.r and Dyson put up the best argument for the visitors. The lineup follows: Windham-Lathrop, l.. L. Sullivan If. Obernesser, J. B. Sullivan If. Connell Rafferty and Cerceny c, Davis Chassen, Summer son If. LeCla c. Hopkins lg. Stark weather rg. Fled baskets-Qbernes ser 8. Connell 8. Lathrop 5. J. L. Sul- lican s. LeClair 3, Davis 3, Sumner 2, J. B. Sullivan 2, Dyson 2 Ser ceny 1, Murdock 1. Goals from fouls -Lathrop l. Referee Downfr. Timer staebner. Time of halves za min.
 At the Methodist Episcopal church
 subject of the Sunday morning
 0 at 1o.45 will be Why Become
 ,Irch Member? by the pastor
 c. Harley Smith SInday tscfoo7
 12.f0 p. m.; Epworth 1eague at I3. The I o'clock -serylce will b2 9pened hg- the SaltatioT Army with he Goods w T be the subject of the
 astoEs sermon.
 At the Methodist church in South Coventry Sunday school at .11.45 a. nl.. and the preaching service at 12. .45 D. m. When the. pastor can reach the church on time dur ing the win ter. Rev. H. c. Beebe will take charge of the services.
 Rev. G. E. Mckay will preach at the First Baptist church. Morning subject, The Hallowed Spot; evening ! subject, The Solution Of Americas Problem. In cooperation with the programme of evangelism of the in tcr-church movement during March this church is to conduct two weeks of special services. Sunday serv ces will be coatinued at t'ae usual hours. Stirring service of song, sermon and recruiting every night at 7.SO. Rev. 1 Mir. Mckay will speak at all of the services Unless deterred by snow drifts the c. E. Society of Andover VII visit the local church Sunday | evening, arriv ng on the 4.74 train. Luncheon will be served at 5 o'clock. The visitors will remain for the | Chr stian Endeavor meeting at the evening service.
 The chrissi&H s2ic1ce service is ! held Su day yno-1 at t045 at the 5 {%sT7Hs ElGb -ca flin street.