Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-24

and can be obtained by drivers upon re- quest
 The members of the Knights of Co., lumbus bowling team who. recently de- feated tins bowlers of the Y. M e. A. are to be guests of the latter at a supper at Windham Inn Monday evening of next week.
 Ex-mayor and Mrs Daniel P. Dunn left Friday morning for New York, where they are to spend several days. Friday: marked the thirty-first anniversary of their marriage aird MT. and Mrs. Dunn believe that trips together should not be- gin and end with the first.
 SomN thirty friends from Norwich, Rockville and this city were callers at the home of MT. and Mrs Ben Eisten- berg of 46a John street Thursday evening The event celebrated was the. third an Riversary of their marriage. The apart ment had been prettily decorated in pink and white. The evening was passed with music and dancing, and Miss Ruth Her rick enteEtained with several songs. A: ia infE lunch Was served by ethe lhostxss & A1thoqghss the s.off jciRI schedule Of the Emeralns closed several. week s Slsp,s the Ave. win play in New London tonight
 Sa aturdayls They will make the. trip by ,antomohile and will Line up against the asShaling City five which will ainelude Ricker35a Danny 2DoyIe and M ills Of iTasft- 9Ssills. 9Ffes E'fnefalds will use their reg iilar lineup < costellos drahestfa oti <: hartford sgs'is pomnigrs to the state .atHiory Saturday ~ Mrs Lena WifczeRski $ AlichasEi, ,- 9, died Fridas syIlo orning at St. Josepii,s siIos- Fital foll lowing ah illnesss of several days.
 
 Der .29, I911y the daughter of John and Anna Picklik Wilczeskski. She is ssur- llvived by her husband, John MilchaslSieand two minor. sons. Three sisters also sur- yive her Mrs. Blanche Gayson of Hart ford, Mrs. Francis Parker and Miss 1 Julia Wilczekski of Willimantic
 | Catherine Yonclas, g, the only child oi MT. and Mrs Peter Yonclas, died Thurs day night at the home of her parents, al No. John street. She had been i'll with scarlet fever. She was born in this city l October g, 1910, the daughter of Peter l and Georgia Nekos Yonclss.
 The daughter of Stefina. Smerek,. the l five months old daughter of Mir and Mrs Stephen Snerek occurred Friday morning, at the home. of her. parents al | No. Milk street. Death was caused by pneumonia.
 l The body of Mrs. Leroy c. Perkins l who died Monday at her home in Frost I proof, Florida, arrived in this city Fri l day afternoon, shortly after. 3 o'clock acompanier by her husband and he daughter, Miss Eva Perkins. Burial wa. In the Willimantic cemetery where Rev ' Harry $. McCready read a committa service. Funeral Director. Jay M. Shep ard was in charge of the arrangements. i ! At the First CongregationaI. churcl Sunday, Rev Harry S. Mccready. pastor
 will preach at the morning service a I i0:45 o'clock. Subject of children's ser
 mon. Winds, Birds and Telegraph Wires
 Morning sermon, Commanding Our Com
 mander. Church, school at 945s oclocl
 Cradle roll meets at 10:45, leader, Mrs :R. O.. Branch. Mems forum at l2:fi
 leader, E. A. Case. principal :, of schools
 subject, Our Schools. Evening servic
 Harley Smith. pastor. will preach a at o'clock. Home Circle meeting. Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. (
 Harley Smith, pastor, will preach a II 10:45. o'clock. Church school for stud
 Q fthe Bible at noon. .Epworth league a Is. followed by evening preachin
 service at ' o'clock.
 Calvary Baptist church, Rev. c. I
 Powell, pastor, will preach at 1924 , o'clock, subject, The Mirror that is Witi } in Man.. Sunday schdol at 12,15 o'clocl ! Missionary society at, 4:30 o'clock. leas j CT, Mrs. F. M. Harris. B. r. P. u. at. l o'clock, topic, Christian Principals i Personal and Public Health. leader, P.si