Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
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 Residents Of this city who VIII leave for the south within the next few days are, MT. and Mrs. A. D. Boss, MT. and Mrs. George F. Taylor, Mrs. T R. Park CT, Mfr and Mrs. John B. Brick Mrs. Church. Mrs. Firman and Samuel Chesbro. At the First Csneregational church. Sunday, Rev. Harry s. MeCready, pastor. morning worship will be held at 10:45, Rev. Henry K. Denlinger, D. D., will preach. Church school, for the study of the study of the Bible meets at s:45. Sunday evening institute at o'cock. Social hour at g o'clock.
 Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter will preach at the morning service at the First Bap- tist church at 10:45. Church school for the study of fle Bible meets at noon. Christian Endeaver society meets at 6 i p. m., followed by evening community service at o'clock.
 Christian Science service is held Sunday morning at 1g:45 o'clock in the Woman's s club rooms No. sos Main street. Subject of Lesson-sermen Sacrament"
 During the Sunday evening social hour at the First Congregational church a | portrait of Dev. Edward A. George is to be unveiled. The portrait is gift to the church from Austin B. Boss and Mrs. Boss Cummings Rev. Mir. George be- came pastor of the church in 1896 and preachel his first sermon on Easter Sum of that year He instituted the Pleas | ant Sunday Evening Hour" that still con- stitutes an important part of the program l of that church.
 | rfe fire. man at the town building, was found dead Friday morning at 7.30 o'clock by 1 Janitor Joseph EHis. when the latter ! came on duty. Arnold lay stretched 1 out on the floor, his head and face rest | ing partly between two sacks, this lead ? ing to the belief that Arnold died of sui l location. Medical Examiner Dr. F. E 1 Wilcox, after examining the body stated 1 that Arnold had been dead Tor five ol 1 six hours. The body was turned over tt a local undertaken and later in the da! | at the request of the family was re I moved to MT. Arnolds residence at No Strongs court.
 l Mfr. Arnold had been employed as nigh | fireman at the town building but a 1 short time and according to Janitor Fl | lis and members of the police departnnen was an excellent man for the place Every evening after II o'clock he lef the building for his home which wa only a short distance away. Thursda! I night as usual he went home and talk 1 ed with his family and some visitors wh, | were. He was seemingly in the best o health at that time. At 11.30 o'clock h left the house and returned to duty ant nothing more was seen of him until hi body was found Friday morning Mem bers of the police department who wer
 on duty during the night had no ink
 ling of the death of Mir. Arnold until no
 tifed Friday morning. It was though
 that Mir Arnold was stricken with fl
 dropped to the floor and was suffocatet
 He was born in New Britain, April il
 1887. but for the past twenty-four year
 Willimantic has been his home He
 survived by his wife, three sons, John J ! of Warrenville, Vernon and Lawrenc Arnold, of this city; three daughter Misses Barbara, Dorothy and June Al mold, also Of Willimantic.
 Three girls were presented in polio
 court Friday morning, two for being 1
 manifest danger of falling into habits (
 rice, the third for violation of her ter1