Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-26

been continued indefinitely due to the | failure of receipt Of articles needed for i the drive. Several departments are still 1 to be heard from
 Edward Bornbriay for the past two and one-half years Q member Of Engine Co I No. l, and department electrician. has resigned to take up other duties. He is to travel from this city as salesman for the Grand Union Tea, Co
 A hearing on the epetition of the may or and committee on lights relative to price charges for service in gas and cleo tricity in this city has been set for Fri day, Dec. 2, at 11.5o g. m. The hearing will be held in Room fl, state capitol, Hartford; and many local people are ex- pected to go there for the hearing.
 Miss Erna ". Gore of Worcester. Mass. is visiting with her grandmother, Mrs. Rachel Gurley
 Andrew OttenheinFer of Lynn, Mass. is visiting with his parents i'll this city.
 Fifteen members of the Clark Kingber- ger families gathered at the home of Mir and Mrs. Arthur Clark of Jackson street for Thanksgiving.
 MT. and Mrs. George StiIes left Friday for Providence, F~ River and New Bed ford. While on their trip they will visit with Miss Sara Abbe at Wheaton college, Norton. Mass.
 Miss Mary James of this city is visit ing with her sister. Mrs. John Fitts, of Ashford
 George B. af. KuowIton of Ashford was visiting with local friends on Fri day.
 Joseph LaFIeur of Springfield, Mass, 1 now on the Springfield Union, is visiting 1 With relatives in this city. Miss Bertha. M. Carpenter, daughter of Rev. and Mrs A. D. Carpenter is spend ing the holidays with her parents on North street. Miss Carpenter is a fresh 1 man at Boston university. A reunion of the Heating family took
 place Thanksgiving when Dr. and Mrs 1 ". P. $. Heating entertained Rev Paul +. Heating of Stamford, Miss F. Heating, Josie Heating, Arthur Heating and Marie Heating of South Manchester. Mir. and l Mrs John F. Doyle and daughters, Emma and Pauline, of Norwich, and Mr and l Mrs. Henry Mathieu and daughters, I Mary, Claire and Ethel, of this city.
 The local Knights of Columbus basket ! ball team opens its season Saturday night 1 when they meet the MiddIetown kaceys 1 The local lineup will be: Normandin and | A Connell, forwards; D. Murphy, cen | ter; J. Kierans and Belair, guards; M 1 Tighe, utility. The MiddIetown outfit is 1 rated as fast team and the locals will De forced to tho limit to win. MT. and Mrs. E. J. Caron of Hartford
 are visi,Sg with MT. and Mrs. George l A. Bartlett of tkis city until their new l home in Norwich has been completed. l J. c. Lincoln entertained for Thanks 1 giving Mrs. ]. D. Blanchard of Fitch burg, Mass, MT. and Mrs. r. D. Grant l and sons of New Haven and Arthur L4in4 ] coin Of Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. William 4. Buck and son John spent Thanksgiving with Mrs l Bucks sister, Miss Clara Phillips, of Springfield. Mass.
 Charles P. Pendleton of Hartford spent
 the holiday with his parents, Mir. and l Mrs. F. S. Pendletnn of Mountain street
 Miss Jean Bailon of Pleasant street is visiting friends in Brooklyn. Miss Bal
 lon expects to reside in New York in the l future
 Mrs. s. s. Ticknor of Boston is spend 1 ing the week end with her sister, Mrs.
 Charles Il. Woodward, of Lewiston ave- ! nue.
 Miss Mildred P Durham is spending the week end in Neriden with her aunt,
 Mrs. Herbert Hoxie, of Pearl street. Miss Agnes Jones of Connecticut col
 lege is spending the week. end with her
 sister, Mrs. John R. L0omis, of North
 street.
 I Walter Jordan is spending the week
 end at the home of MT and Mrs. Frost of
 Putnam
 MT. and Mrs. James Moreland of
 Piainfeld and son, Albert T. More!and
 of the r. Post Thread Go of Paw
 tueket, F. l.. and Harold Wilson of
 Providence, F. L. are spending the week end at the home of MT. and Mrs. j. c. |. Duff of Winter street.
 sunday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock at the - 4 ,l,r,, ] will Dc enjoyed. followed by q discussion of the topic Are You for Sale? This will l be followed by the showing of four reels Of Thomas Jefferson Morgan, P. J. G. ] which pleased the audience last year and l the film Straight Goods. The meeting is
 for boys and young men
 This (Saturday) evening at the I. M c. A. the Lebanon Y boys will be the guests of the boys department of the 10.
 cal H.- \ program of games athletic
 events and aeuatics will be enjoyed, aftel
 "hich motion pictures will be shown.
 At the First Congregational church Key. Harry s. McCready. pastor, viii preach at 16.45 o'clock Chtfldrer;s
 story, The Mistake. Morning sermon Those Castles in Spain Church scboo - for the study of the Bib.e meets at 9.45 , Sunday evening institute at o'clock following which The Music of the PiI. ? Erims will be played and sung.
 At the First Methodist Episeopa
 church. Rev. John Pearce, pastor vii ! preach at 10.45 o'clock. Subject of ser
 mon, Why We Believe in Christianity E Bible school meets at 12.10 o'clock. Eve X hing worship at : o'cock. at which th. ] choir will give the third musical Of tn, 2 season, followed by q short sermon b. 2 the pastor.
 I Al the First Baptist church Rev. Ar l thur D. Carpenter, pastor, will preael
 at 10.45 o'clock. Church school for tn - l study of the Bible meets at 12 noon Christian Endeavor Society meets at 2 ?. m., leader, Miss Lillian Sherwood Community service at o'clock, subject ! From Survey to Service, illustrated b, \ fifty stereoDticon slides. Christian Science service is held Sun E day morning at 10.45 o'clock ill the We mans Club rooms, No S03 Main street Subject Of the lesson-sermou, Aucien and Modern Necromancy, alias MesmeY \ ism and HyDnotism Denounced. Sun day school Immediately following morn \ ing service.
 M Tho Colonial Male Quartet entertain
 ed many people Friday evening at tn Ji Mirst Baptist church, with a varied DIG Al gram of songs The program was giy \ an under the auspices Of the Baptis Mems Club. David 9Ioxon, president. Tn members Of the quartet and progYal MI ATaIz-iea ITal1aF dre+ %opor