Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-02
Norwich Bulletin, WiIIimantic of- fee, 2s Church St. Telephone 1o5.

What Is Going On Tonight.
 Knights of Pythias, Natchaug lodge, No. 2z, meets in I. O. O. F. hall.
 Knights of Columbus, san Jose assembly,, No. 14, meets in Opera House block.
 : L'Union st. Jean Baptiste 'Ameri- que. Conseil Florimond, No. "A, meets in Armory hall, Center street.
 There was a large attendance at the Sunday afternoon gathering at the r. NJ. c. A. to hear Douglas Evans of the Connecticut Agricultural college speak on Character Building as Em- phasized at the World Students Vol unteer Conference"
 The usual Sunday afternoon show ing of motion pictures was omitted owing to the non-arrival of the films to be shown at the meeting. These meetings are proving to be agreat success and invitations have been ex- tended to all boys over 15 years of age and the older men of this city.
 Saturday and Sunday were quiet days as far as the records of the To- cal police showed late Sunday even ing. There. were no arrests and only two Knights of the Road have put up at the station over night. These two came to the station late Sunday aft ernoon.
 The firenen of Engine Company, No. 1, were called out but once over the week end, this call being for a chim- ney fire at No. 50 Meadow street. The clock and when the men arrived upon the scene of the fire sparks were shooting up from the chimney and about twenty gallons of chemical were used before the fire was extingt1ished. The building which is wooden and of two tenements. is the property of Ja-' cob Heller of this city.
 The death of Arthur L. Lewis, 52, occurred Friday night at his home, 470 North street, the cause being g.v- en as concussion of the brain with cardiac snycope as the secondary cause The deceased was born in this city October. 21, 1867. the son of Jo- seph A. and Caroline Frye Lewis, and had been in the teaning trade. Be- sides his wife he leaves two sisters, Mrs. Cora A. Terry of this city. and Mrs. Edward Johnson of St. Paul Minn.
 Although eoncussion of the brain is given as the cause of ATr- Lewis death friends are inclihed to believe that there had been fonl play. On the ev-. ensng Of Jauuary. IL. 11T. Lewis left his home on North street. to go to a barn on Jackson street. some distance away. to fpeed some stock that he had quartered there. He left the house about AS o'clock i'll the afternoon and when he returned about two and one half hours later he was in dazed condition and after he had been exam ined by a doctor it was found that he bore no marks of violence but seem- cd to have suffered 9 shock. Mir Lewis remained in q state of coma for about ten days and later seemed to be gain- irg strength. Tn his story Of his trip to the barn Mr. Lewis conveyed the Iindersta nding that he had partly fed the stock and then started upstairs le get more hay for the animals and here his story ends. He also had. a. vague recollection of having seen a man in tho barn but was not positive of this. Whether Air. Lewis had any r'o1ey taken from his person while in Inc barn cannot be ascertaineq. but persons yvilo met hipl while ha was on his waH homo staaed that he ap- pcared tn be in $ daze4- The story of the doctor who attended Mir Lewis