Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-05

the church and prior to it's installation with special dedieatory exercsies will be placed on exhibition in the vestibuie. The bell Is engraved with Latin crosses on two sides and the inscriptions Giory to God in the Highest and Frances Hathaway Boss, l92e.'
 The one hundred and eleven guaran- tors of Chautauqua have elected the following officers for next year; presi- Otto B. Robinson; secretary, Judge James F. Twomey; treasurer, James Harries.
 The life of a silent policeman on the streets of thi scity, especially at the narrower intersecting ones, is an uncer- tain one. Hardly a wee kpases with out a mishap of some kind befalling the dummy cops. Over the past week end two more were put on the invalid list The one at the intersectoin of ] North and Valley streets was laid low by a girl bieyclist while that at the terminus of Bank street was first dam aged by an auto truck beloaigng to a butcher on that street in an attempt to avoid striking two children an dthen put out of commission shortly afterwards by New London wholesale grocery car, while the driver was occupied in read ing a street sign. The butcher and the New London driver agreed to settle for the damage ceused between them.
 The body of Andrew Charles HiIIman, s. who died in Providenc e.R. l., June 2sth was brought to this city Saturday afternoon for burial in Willimantic eem- etery. Death occurred in the City Hos pital from pulmnoary tuberculosis. MT. Hillman was q bailonist by occupation and during the late war had served as a Y. NJ. (. A. secretary.
 George Lavisne and Alfred Yerte- feuille were arrested about o'clock Sunday morning at the home of David Tachinsky of Brick Top road. who made a complaint to the police that the men had been drinking cider at his place and when he refused to give them omre, they struck hi mon the head and took thirty loiiars away from him. The ar rests were made by Lieutenant Allan McArthur and Officers Edward Leahy and Frank Mclean. Lavigne had $5.i5 on his person when taken in custody. Charfges of assault have been lodged against the two men. Lavigne has been in trouble with the authorities before.
 John Barber, 24. of 4s5 Main street, Hartford was arrested about 2:30 o'clock Sunday morning by Officers Edward Leahy and Frank Mclean for driving an Oldsmobile touring car, Connecticut licensenumber 7s-T21 without a licesne Barber told the police that he purchased the machine about a month ago. He I waS realesed on bonds of S35 later in the day furnished by his mother, Mrs. AnteinetteBarber and told to appear in court this SMonday) morning to answ- CT to charge of violating the autome- bile law
 The second in a series of band con certs under the auspices of the Ameri- can Thread Coapmny was given at Re creation Park Sunday evening with a large attendance. The program present. ed by John Roy was 9 feature The program follows:
 America.
 March. Stars and Stripes Forever"
 Sousa.
 Patriatic medley American War Songs
 arranged by l.. P. Laurendeau tntermezzo, Indian Snake Dance Theodore A. Metz.
 Trombone Solo "On the Shores of Trip oii.f' John Roy.
 Selection from musical comedy, 'Furs
 and Frills', ,--Silnio Hein. Jazz One Step. 9Swanee Al Jolson's hit. Trombone Smear. "Raggy Trombone" w. H. Keller
 March. Marshall Haig,"-Abe Losch. Star Spanged Banner.
 Funeral services for David NJ. Russ. were held fro nnhis LSne at Mt Hope Sunday afternoon at : o'clock. Rev. Walter F. .Lamphear of Chaplin officiat- cd. assisted by Rev. B. c. Bugnee The services were largely attended Burial was in the Russ csmetrey. Chaplin.