Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-15

peared in the best of health At 5 o. clock Friday morning the alarm rung to awaken MT. Eldredge and as he spoke to his wife he heard her gasp and then lie still. Death was due to heart trouble. Besides her husband and mother, she is survived by a son, aged five years.
 Mrs. Bridget Minahan died Friday morning at her home. No. s43 Main street, after long illness. She had been a res 'dent of this city for over fifty years Surviving her is son, Patrick F. Nina han of Willimantic, a daughter. Mrs. John r. Sullivan of SoIth Manchester, two sisters and a brother.
 William Farnsworth, 30, died early Friday morning at the home of his daughter, sMrs. A. H. Johnson, of fI3 Bridge street after an illness of about a year. Mir. Farnsworth was formerly a prominent Stafford Springs business man. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs A. H. Johnson of this city and Mrs John Robbins of Bristol, eight grandchildren, Louise and Mildred Johnson, William. Harold. Gladys and Theodore Robbins of Bristol. Pliny Robbins of Hartford and Henrietta Robbins of New Haven; six great grandchildren Henrietta, Edward,
 
 ven and Harold and William Robbins, of Bristol
 Brief News.
 The Y. M. c. A. Boys department checker tournament Is to get under way Monday of next week. H. E. Remington, who was in New York Friday. win return to this city today (Saturday).
 ba nNvf TpaoTip9 nP camp. U. S. W. V, to be held Wednes- | day evening. October 18th, the camp is | to be inspected by A. E. hIurdock of | Hartford, district inspector of the De. ! partment of Connecticut, D. S. W. v. I luncheon and smoker will follow the meeting.
 George Fournier of Lowell, Mass, is | visiting his uncle, Pierre Fournier 0. l Jackson street.
 John Collins, and son, John Collins, Jr are spending several days in Springfield Mass
 Mir. and Mrs. James P. Bath left Fri day morning on an automobile trip tt Atlantic City, N. J. They will probably continue to Washington before complet 1 ing their ten days vacation. Miss Grace Walker arrived Frida! night to spend the week end wish hel mother, Mrs. Olive F. Walker of Sprin, 1 street.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. S. Hills of The Ridge and several friends from East Hampton 1 left Friday evening by automobile fo Rochester, Vt
 Lyman B. Pendleton of New London was in this city Friday interviewing mem bers of the Chamber of Commerce, T regard to developing trade with Soutl American countries.
 At the First Baptist church Rev. A. D Penter, pastor. will preach at 1o.45 O clock. Church school at noon- Chris tian Endeavor at p. m. followed D, community service at o'clock.
 Rev. Harry $. McCready. pastor of tn First Congregational church will preacl Sunday morning at 10.z5. Chiidren's ser mon, "Joan of Arc.- Sermon, ''Th l Young Mems Christian Association l Church school meets at 9.45 a. m. Sun day evening institute at o'clock, follow ed by social hour at o'clock. Christian Science service is held Sun day morning at 1o.45 o'clock in the Wo mans club rooms, No. sos Main street Subject of the Lesson-Sermon, "Doctrin of Atonement" Sunday schoo. immedi ately after the morning service. Mrs. Walter A. Greiner of 4e Johl street, Willinaantic, returned recent from business trip to Boston. Whil there Mrs. Greiner visited her brothe and sister inlay, Mir. and Mrs. John IMimghast, of 593 Mountain avdnus Revere, Mass.