Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-14

Saturday morning. The standing of the I teams in the league are as follows: Pi- rates, 2s Reds, 25 : Giants and Tanks 2o Abe Rosen' with 124 points leads the field in individual sciring.
 Funeral services for Eugene Lyman were held Saturday afternoon at o'clock from the home in Lebanon. Rev. Edward B. Nield of Lebanon Baptist church of fciated Burial was in the family lot in the new Lebanon cemetery in charge of the l. C. Lincoln company. William Winton Goodrich, of George. 22, only son of Rev Edward A. and Ma bel Goodrich George, died Thursday after noon, November 10th at the Hotel Mar garet, Brooklyn, N. Y. He was born in this city when Rev. MT. George was pas tor of the First Congregational church. l At the time Of his death he was a stu dent at Yale University, but had been in 1 poor health for some time. Funeral l services are to be private, with burial in Albany, N. Y.
 | The pageant "The Awakening of Amer i ica, was presented Saturday night at the Congregational church house before a ca pacity audience, under the auspices of the Salvation Army. This was a second ap- I pearance, the pageant having been shown | here last year and repeated after many
 requests. During the evening a pleasant musical program was carried out by the
 Salvation Army band of South Manches- l ter.
 The program follows: | Part I, Time Earlier days, America, l Meeting With Samoset, First Meeting in 1 Plymouth, tableaux Years, Seasons, Call 1 to Arms Faith and Hope, Pilgrim to Sol | dier.
 Part II-Time, Early Salvationists, Meeting in the Church, Outdoor Meet ing No. l, Church Conference, Outdoor Meeting No. ?, Outdoor Meeting No 8,
 tableau, Played Out
 Part 111-Tin1e, World War, Twilight
 Hour No. 1, Enlisted. Sympathy, Twilight
 Hour No. 2, Wounded Soldier, Salva- tion Army Hut, Answered the Call, Re- turning Home, Finale. Dialogue-The
 Drunkard's Home, The Appeal, Star Spangled Banner.
 l Brief News Blair Thompson, of the Northeastern College of Engineering, is visiting with his parents in this city.
 Mrs Israel Bradley of Boston was the
 Sunday speaker at the meetings of the l First Spiritualist society. I Dr. and Mrs. O'Neil witnessed the Yale
 Princeton battle at Yale Bowl, Saturday. Dr. Michael D. Riordan and John Mo Cart41y saw the Bull Dog triumph over
 the Tiger at New Haven Saturday.
 Following the meeting for young people
 at the Salvation Army headnuarters Mrs. Envoy Ilgersoll was presented g sum of money in honor of her birthday
 Refreshments were served.
 Deputy Sheriff A. J. Greenslit has plac.
 ed an attachment for S700 on property of
 Merrill H. Jones, for Benjamin H. Thomp-
 son. The case will be heard in the sr-
 perior court the first Tuesday in Decem
 Der. Damages of $500 are asked by MT
 Thompson who claims that, his autorno
 bile was damaged by striking pile oi
 sand belonging to Jones, which was on z
 public highway.
 Miss Fannie Rosenthal of Providence
 spent the week end at the home of Mrs B. Prag of Valley street. Mrs. Henry Lincoln is visiting for tn, week with Mrs Lucy B. Wilson, of Hart 7 ford % Charles A. Lewis and family, of souti Coventry road, have moved to GrotoI : where MT. Lewis is employed by Max Pol l lack company
 . Miss Irene vanderman spent the weel r end at the home of her mother con1in, . from Simmons college where she is c l student. i, Miss Myrtice Tryon and classmate ]. Miss Doirs Miner, of Waterbury, stud q ents of Connecticut c5zege, visited Mis
 Tryon's parents, MT. and Mrs. Charle
 W. Tryon over the week end
 Harold Gregory of Windsor Locks spen 2 the week end with friends in this city. MT. and Mrs. Edward A. Winter ar ! on a weeks trip to New York MT. and Mrs. Harrison F. Topliff an children of Fall River Mass, spent tn week end with MT Topliff's parents. MI |. and Mrs. H. Perkins Topliff, of Sout T Coventry.
 : Miss Geraldine Frost of Danielsor T spent the week end at the home of MI u and Mrs. Fred D. Jordan Mrs. Clara w. Williams is visiting he
 daughter, Miss Bernice Williams of Bos . ton, who is connected with the Women
 Educational and Industrial Union. f Miss Ruth Chappell of Mancheste b spent the week end at her home in thi 6 city.