Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10

ondonian, the Campus, the Official Opera House Program and slides at the moving picture houses are recog- nized as exceptions to the above Arti- cle VII. Dated December 1, 1919.
 Friday afternoon persona passing by the 'Windham National Bank no ticed that the Liberty Cottage had been moved from the spot where 1t has stood since it's erection during the war. The cottage was moved to Elks Park on Pleasant street Friday morn ing where it will be kept for histori-. cal purposes until some decision as to its final location is reached.
 H Funeral services for Mrs. Rose C.. Robinson, wife of William R. Robin son was held Thursday from her home in Waterbury. Burial was in St. ,Josepl,s cemetery this city. Mrs. Robinson was taken ill Sunday while attending her tWo-year-old daughter Lois who is i'll with scarlet fever and died three days later. Mrs. Robinson was born in this city Nov. 21, 8s5, the daughter Of Louis and Anna Pet CTS. She married William Robinson in 1916. She was a graduate of St. Jo- seph's school. She leaves besides her husband, her daughter. Lois. who live in Waterbury; and brother, Louis Peters Of Jackson street. e'Willi- mantle.
 Mrs. Myra Geer o'NeiII of Boston and Henry A., Golf of Willimantic, an- nounced their engagement Friday. MT. Golf is a sergeant in the Utilities Company, Camp Dix. N. Y, and has been in this country for the past four years. serving in the Mexican cam paigns and the A. E. F.
 A runaway on Main street Friday morning caused some excitement when the horses ended their race by l crashing into a horse and wagon just below the Tubridy Weldon Company l store. bringing all three into. a tan 1 gled heap on the street. The pair c1 horses belonged to Charles J. Anthony of upper Jackson street and had be- 1 come frightened by a truck that back. l ed up beside them while they were l standing lin front of a grain store or l upper: Main street.. The wheels of thu team were chained but when the l horses tugged the chains dropped of and the horses started down Mali street. All went well until they ! reached lower Main street and her the horses collided with a team own ed and driven by Michael Labofslzy Labofsl1y was thrown from his wagol but was uninjured. The horses wer somewhat cut up about the legs. Tn harness was torn off them in the tan gle.
 Three men accused of disobeyin the laws regarding leaving horses at tached to wagons unhltched whil standing alone, or leaving the meto Of an automobile going while the ma chine was unattended, paid fines a , the police court Friday morning. Tw men taken for leaving teams nc hitched were George and Richar H4ddad. In court they both testifie
 that they were only going to leav : their wagons for a minute. Richar
 Haddad, however. had new one, dc
 claring that his horse was too lam
 to run away, even if 1t had th . chance. The men finally pleade ? guilty and paid fines of two dollal : and costs amounting to $715. Will P. Wildes. Jr.. of Mansfield, charge - with leaving; the motor of his auto : mobile running while the car was LII i. attended, claimed that the brake l his car was set. This case was coi
 tinued to Monday morning and Wild
 was allowed to go on his own recoi
 nizance.
 At the First Baptist church sunds n Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter pastor. W E preach at f0.45. Sunday school
 noon; Young People s meeting at 6
 m. Leader. Mrs. Lula Lason. .Evenil ,, service at :.
 $ Morning service at 1o45 at t
 Methodist Episcopal church will
 conducted by the pastor, Rev. c. Ha
 ley smith,, Church school at noc
 Young peoples meeting at 6.15, fc
 lowed by evening preaching service
 '.
 At the First Congregational char,
 Rev. Arthur s. MeCready will prea
 at 10.45, subject, The Winning of
 Soul. Church school at s.45. Me-
 F. Tilford subject, Experiments in l diistrial Good Wifl hing serv lat ' o'clock; subject, Cur Rubbi T Heaps.
 r Christian Science services viii held Sunday morning at 10.45 in {
 Wonan's club rooms S03 Main stre
 Subject of lesson sermon. Is Sin. D
 ease and Death Real? Golden te
 Revelation 2f-s4. Responsive readi
 Peter 4: 1-S.
 Mrs. Isabelle Bradley of Bost
 speaker and message bearer, is to
 the leader at the. Willimantsc Spir
 ualist Society meetings Sunday, al
 and ' o'clock D.. m.
 At Calvary Baptist church, Rev.
 P. Powell, pastor. will preach at 10
 subject, Sinfulness and the Con
 quence of Unbelief. Sunday school
 noon. Meeting of B.. I. P. U.. at 6
 m., leader, Deacon Albert Harris. sr
 ject, What Shall We Do With {
 Sundays? Evening service at '