Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-29

Smith asked Chief to secure the horse in American Life Passing? Discussion of the subject was opened by Dr. Roy F. Richardson and he was followed by Mrs. Robert H. Fenton. In addition to the ad- dresses of the evening musical pro- gram had been arranged. in charge of Mir and Mrs Charles H. Caswell, assist ed by their daughter, Miss Lois CasweH. Mir Caswell and his daughter sang a duet and were forced to respond to an encore. These Sunday evening forums are attended by parge numbers and have already become part of the church pro- gram.
 Although weather conditions have caused Willimantic people to light up fires the members of Engine Company No. 1 have not been called out for chin- ney fires that usually abound at this time of the year With proper care on the part of housekeepers the fire record this year will without doubt excel that of 1919., During November of last year ten calls for fire were sent in of which six were for chimney fires. This years record is less than half that number. L. P. Oehrig, of Brick Top, was serv ed notice by Chief Killourey Sunday af ternoon to appear in police court this lMonday) morning to answer to charge: of violating the pure food laws of tht state A compla int was made out by F H. Paine of Pomfret charging MT. Och ring with watering milk sold the plain tiff The charge states that one pin of milk was sold MT. Paine supposedly of standard quality but the milk sold Va! not in accordance with the law.
 1, The dance at the state armory Sat urday night held under the auspices O Company G, Third Infantry, c. s. G. was well attended. Dancing lasted un til midnight.
 At the November church night of tn First Congregational church Thursda. evening of this week varied program 1 has been arranged. MT. Arnold, who at | tended the State Sunday School conyen ! tion held recently in New Haven is to tel i about what plans were advanced durini 1 the session. A talk on the outstandin, 1 current events of the religious world vii ] be given by Rev. Harry $. McCrsady i the pastor. The Pilgrim Players are als ] to present their first play, The Firs
 Thanksgiving Dinner. the play being di i rected by Mrs. William A. Buck. Solo
 by Charles Jordan, accompanied by Mis- l " hSoA VII GOA1plStS tAS VSSltnB SASSt l tainment.
 Reports from team captains in tn 1 Red Cross drive are to be handed in t 1 Chairman Michael E. Sullivan during tn current week. The first report receives | was from fthe American Thread compan team, explained by Charles ". Hill, tn 1 subscriptions at that plant totallin l S350. Other captains also have larg i sums to report and it is expected that tn l total raised will exceed the quota of 250 members set for this district.
 1 Mrs. Ralph Colvin, of Andover, wh | sustained a compound fracture of tn 1 skull, when she was thrown from tn team in which she and her husband wer
 riding, Thursday night in Andover, r'
 mains at St. Joseph's hospital in thi Lefty. Her condition Sunday night wa
 reported as slightly improved.
 Everett Cobb John Murphy and Ds
 vid Robinson, the first named the drive
 of the truck that struck the team drive
 by MT. colvin, appeared before Justice {
 the Peace William c. Oliver of Clark
 Corners late Friday afternoon on charg,
 of intoxication. Cobb had an addition
 charge of reckless driving against hir All three were found guilty, Murphy ar
 Robinson on the charge of inloxicatie and Cobb on the charge of reckless dri'
 ing, the charge of intoxication bei1
 noped. Murphy and Robinson were fns
 ten dollars and costs which they pal
 and Cobb was sentenced to thirty da.
 in Jail on the reckless driving Aharge. I
 was taken to Brooklyn iafi by Sheri John H. .Fitts, who made the arrest Eleven witnesses testified at the hearil and all told of the Wreckage of the aut truck and wagon. They had heard | three men singing and shouting al agreed that the auto truck was befl driven at fast clip. Cobb, if Mrs. G
 wins injuries prove fatal. faces a serio
 charge and in giving the jail sentence Cobb, Justice Oliver explained it N but technicality, the purpose being hold Cobb pending the outedme of t injuries to Mrs. Colvin.