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LUTHERAN.
st. Stephens.

81. stephens Lutheran Church. Tat
nall street near Seventh, Rev. Fred
eric Doerr, minister. Preaching to-
morrow morning by the pastor. Sub
ioct. 1890, a Blessed Cessation: :"
80. address by Mayor Leroy Harvey
and j. Warner Reed. Sunday school
ard other regular meetings at the
usual hours.
Holy Trinity.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church,
T'wenty-third and Madison streets.
Rev. s. r. Wicker, minister. Services
tomorrow will be as follows: Bible
school. 10; morning worship, IL:
Junior band. B; vespers,l 7.45. Bible
study Wednesday evening at 7.45
o'clock. The monthly business meet
ing and social of the Christian En-
reavor Society will be held Thursday
svening at o'clock.
Zion.
Zion Lutheran Church, Sixth and
jackson streets. Rev. +. Hasskarl, pas
tor. Services tomorrow will be as
follows: Morning sermon, German
| ib.30 subject, THE Standard of Doing
Good" evening. English, 7.30, subject
The Dead in the Lord" Sunday
school. $40 and 2.15; Friday school
! 4 to 5 O'Clock.
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salvation Army Services.

The Salvation Army will conduct
services this evening at 73O o'clock at
Fifth and Market streets. Services
win lie as follows: 1890. Sunday
school; 2.3o. open-air meeting at
Rennsylvanla railroad station; $50,
praise meeting In the hail. 6.15, young
peoples meeting; 7.30, open-air meet
ing at Fifth and Market streets; s.
meeting In the hall.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
We.tminuter.


Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney
street, Rev. c. L. Candce pastor. Ser.
Vices tomorrow will be AZ follows:
Sermon by the prstor IN the morning,
subject. "Big Business At vespcrs
the pastor viii begin a series Of stu
dies In the denominations OF the Chris
tian church. the first being the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.
First and Central.
! First and Central Presbyterian
Church. Market street, above Ninth,
Rev. Aquilla Webb. ID. D.. l.. L. d.,
minister. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by the pastor. Subject
1890. Seeing Rome; 7.45, "Substi-
tutcs." Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
West.
! West Presbyterian Church, Eighth
and Washington streets, Rev. u.
Franklin Smiley. pastor. Preaching
TOMORROW morning and evening by the
pastor. Subject. 1o.30, Preparedness, /"
third I'm the series on christian
/ .oN, VII tne iTdli VI
llIappincss.' Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
| Olivet Presbyterian Church, Fourth
and Broome streets, Rev. Joel 8. Gill
iillan, minister. Preaching morning
and evening by the pastor. Subject,
l0.45. "The Best Last; 7.45. How to
BE Saved" Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
First United.
First United Presbyterian Ciurch
Third and Broome streets Rev. n. n
lCalhoun. pastor. Preaching tomoi
row morning ana evening by the pas
i,or. Subject, II n. M, "The Family
Altar; 7.45. "Shipwrecked Liner
ISunday school and other regular meet.
ings at the usual hours.
Elsmere.
Elsmere PRESBYTERIAN Church. Ser.
vices tomorrow will be In charge ol
lRev Irwin +. Wagner, OF Reading. Pa
Regular Sunday meetings at. th,
usual hours
| FIRST itattan.
First Italian Presbyterian Church
Seventh and du Pont streets. Rev. a
Dassori, pastor. Services tomorrow
win be as follows: II, preaching ser
vice: 7.s0. sermon by the pastor. Sun
day school and week-day activities a
the usual hours.
Greenhill.
Greenhill Presbyterian Church
kennett pike. Rev. Thomas Kerr, pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning n
10.45 O'Clock, by the pastor; mission
study class Tuesday evening at "a
o'clock. Sunday school and othe
regular meetings at the usual hours.
First, Delaware City.
Il First Presbytcri Church, Della
ware City, Rev. Robert Claiborne Pit
ger. pastor. Preaching tomorro,
morning and evening by the paste,
subject, 1910 What is Protestant
. ism?": 7.3o, PITY the Blind Sunda
school and other regular meetings a
the usual hours.
A union Thanksgiving service wi
be held Wednesday evening, at 7.3
o'clock in the Methcd dist Episcops
Church.
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Special services at Union.

in progress at Union NJ. f. church for
the last two weeks will be continued
each evening at 8 o'clock during the
coming week. The singing of Miss
Virginia Shaffer Is big feature of
all the meetings.
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Eyangellstlc Services at Brandywlne

l1vangelistic meetings will be held
in Brandywine NJ. T.. Church, Twen-
ty second and Market streets, begin
ming tomorrow. They will be con-
Quoted by the Berge sisters. singing
eyangelists Of Baltimore. They will
be heard at the morning and even
ing services. On Tpanksgivin~ Day AZ
1880 o'clock Rev.sJohn =. Otis. a
former pastor, viii preach.
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Lecture For Bible Students.

What will Everlasting Human Life
Mean?" will be the subject of the
lecture by Prof. +. III. Robinson of New
York, before the International Bible
Students Association in Jr. O. L. A.
NJ. Hall, 907 Tatnall ST., at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. The evening
Bible Class will he conducted at 80
in Room 107 Lodge Building, 1llsI
King street. Prof. Robinson win also
speak at this address at lo.45 tomor-
row morning.
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Harrison Church Activities.

The Women Workers of Harrison
Street NJ. +. Church served .an oyster
supper TO more than 800 persons in
the Sunday school room of the church
last evening. The missionary socie-
ties will hold a County" fair on De-
ccmber 6. when the Kiltie band will
repeat recent performance. Prior to
the fair. on the evening of December
2, the Epworth League will hold spec
ial exercises, with Albert b. Wegener
cartbonist, of Madison, N. j., as the
entertainer.
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Services at Hanover church.

In Hanover Presbyterian Church,
Boulevard and Eighteenth streets, to-
morrow morning, the Rev. Charles II.
Bohner. pastor, will preach on "a
Golden Text for Dark Hours" DR..
Bohner's evening subject will pe
"Selah." The Mems Bible Class will
be addressed at the noon hour by the
pastor on Principles Essential to a
Warless World it being the third OF
his discourses on the general theme
Steps Toward . VARIES World"
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WESTMINSTER PROGRAM.
On Monday DIR. G. II. Macdonald VIII
be the Guest Of the Men.

At Westminster Presbyterian
church, Pennsylvania avenue and
Rodney street, on Monday DR.. c. IT,.
Macdonald, of the General Assembly's
committee on mems work will he the
guest OF the men of the church.
The mid-week service will be omit
ted because of the services on Thanks
giving Day at 10 o'clock. DIR. j. II,
Odell will preach the sermon. The
Choral Club will rehearse on Wednes-
day. They will present the cantata
THE Rosemaiden" in the church the
following week. On Friday afternoon
following week. on Friday afternoon
have a praise service. Friday evening
the II Il. Club will meet.
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Friends Meeting, Tenth and Harri-
son streets. First Day Sunday at
1880 a. m. Bible class at 1l.30. Mid
week meeting on Fourth Day (Wed-
nesday) at 7.45 p. m.
Friends.
Friends Meeting Fourth and West
streets. First Day School, 9.45; di-
vine worship, IL. William J. Reagan,
principal at the Friends School.
-Poughkeepsie, y. ", will be at the
school and meeting. First Day, Young
Peoples meeting in social room,
Fourth and West streets. Supper at
6 o'clock, followed by study group.
st. Luke's X. +.
st. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church. Eighth and Monroe streets,
Rev. William Lamming. rector. Ser
vices tomorrow will be as follows: 10,
Church school; IL, morning prayer and
sermon; 7.30. evening prayer and ser
mon; mid-week service "Wednesday
evening at s O'Clock.
= New Jerusalem.
New Jerusalem Church. Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Broome streets. Rev
George Henry Dole, minister Preach
| ing tomorrow morning by the pastor
Subject. 1915. Joy over the Kepen-
tant."
Christian Alliance.
Christian and Missionary Alliance
500 West Fifth street Services to-
morrow will mark the closing of the
missionary conference. $50, prayel
lmeeting.: preaching morning and even
/ ing by Rev. Walter NJ. Turn5ul, ID. ID
Sunday school and other regular meet
ings at the usual hours.
Adyentists.
First Seventh Day Adventist
/ Church. 1904 Howland street, Rev. Il
Z. Collier pastor. Preaching Saturda.
morning at II. Sabbath school an'
other regular meetings at the usua
hours.
Progressive Spiritua,lsts.
Service tomorrow evening 7.45 p. IN
at the First Progressive Spiritualis
Church, u'ythian Castle). 500 Yves
street. Service conducted by Mrs
Ellen Goff, licentiate; messages b.
Mrs. Delaney of Philadelphia, Pa.
Fraternal Splritualists.
Fraternal Spiritualists church, Eide
Hall. Services tomorrow evening WI
be at 730 O'Clock. in charge of Mr.
Moore. Test messages by Mrs. Myers
First Unitarian.
"a Religion That Survived Fiftee
Centuries OF Persecution will be III
subject of the sermon by Rev. w. -
| yrooman in the Unitarian Churcl
West street above Eighth, at the pull
lie meeting tomorrow at IL o'clocl
The church school and ki3dergarte
VIII meet at 1915. Parents attendin
church may leave their children in tf
school TO receive religious instruction
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Young People In Charge.

At the Delaware Avenue Baptist
church tomorrow the members of the
Pepper Cub vii. have charge of the
services. The pastor, Rev. j, Y. Ir-
win will preach, his subject being, "a
hot subject" The club is an organiza-
of the young people of the church.
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sunday Breakfast Mission.

Religious services are held nightly
at the Sunday Breakfast Mission. 1l5-
III Shipley street. The speaker this
evening will be Rev. j. f.. DeNight.
A. l.. Dubell will have charge tomor-
row evening. Sunday school at lis.
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Thanksgiving At Calvary.

A special service. consisting of
choral Eucharist and a sermon. will
he held at Calvary Episcopal Church
ThanS Ssgivins, at 10.4o o. m. The
subject OF the sermon will be The
Eond OF Peace"
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Trinity.

Trinity Church. Delaware ayenun
and Adams street. Rev. Frederick NJ.
kirkus, rector. Services tomorrow
VIII be as follows: Holy communion.
80; Sunday school. $50: morning
prayer and sermon, IL; evening prayer
and sermon, 7.45. Rev. J. l.. Gibbs
VIII preach In the morning, and Rev.
Robert Bell in the evening.
Calvary.
Calvary Episcopal Ch9reh, third
and ashiiigton streets. Rev L.. H.
stevens. rector. Servi,es toNorrcw
as follows: 7.30, holy communion:
$50. church school: l0.a5. service ana
rmon, subject. "Delaware's Missic'
Cor Missions" Z. Victory Guild meet
ing; 7.45. evening prayer and sermon.
uUbject, THE Ideal Congregation"
Immanuel.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Seven
teenth street and Riverview avenue.
Services tomorrow will be as follows
1.45. holy communion; 9.45, church
school: IL. morning prayer and SER
mon; 7.45, evening prayer and SER
mon by Rev. kensey Johns Ham
mond.
st. Andrews.
Services tomorrow at ST. Andrews.
Shipley and Eighth streets. Rev. Rich
erd w. Trapnel, rector. will be as fol-
lows; Holy communion, s: Bible class
and sunday school, s.i5: morning
prayer and sermon. IL; evening
prayer and address, 7.45.
st. Matthews Mission.
Sunday school at $50 a. m.
ST. James. Stanton.
81. James Church, Stanton. Ser
vices tomorrow viii he as follows: 10
| church school. IL. morning prayer and
| sermon by the pastor.
81. Barnabas', Marshnllton.
ST. Barnabas' Church, Marshallton
Services tomorrow will be as follows
2.So. church school; $50. young peo-
rle's league; 7.so, sermon by the
pastor.
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Csi,erssI bible SunAay.

Thoussn OF churches throughout,
ths nation will observe Sunday. No
>s'nh~r ~. NJ Universal Bible Sunday.
according To the statement made to-
-, by General Secretary Frank n.
Mann Of the American Bible Society
which has distributed about two MIL
~ poDoo - literature ter Assistance
= oo)1on1lAo ~ ~.
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HeIning Hillcrest Church.

The fund for providing heater for
the parsonage of Hillcrest NJ. E..
Church was increased by the pro-
ceeds of a bake held by the Ladies
Aid Society Yesterday.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First.

FIRST Methodist Protestant Church,
seventh street below Walnut, II ".
Fred G. Holloway, minister. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening by
the Nastor. Subject, 1o45, Thank
giving VS.. Thanksgiving" 7.45. "The
choice OF Self" Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual
hours.
Second.
Second Nj. p. Chur~h, Fifth avenue
ard Anchorage street, Rev. b. f
Jester, pastor. Sunday achool to-
morrow afternoon at 2.s0 o'clock;
preaching by the pastor, 7.s0; PRAYER
meeting Friday evening.
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Wilson's nj Nj. Pleasant.

Mr.. and Mrs Arthur~ Wilson viii
sing at Mt. Pleasant NJ E. Church,
Brandywine hundred, tomorrow morn
inG and evening. Rev. w. w. Sharp
y pastor Of the church.
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Cook man.

cookman NJ. r.. Church, Fourteenth
and du pont streets, Rev. w. G.
Harris pastor. Services tomorrow
viii ho aa follows Class meeting. $50;
morning worship. loaS, preaching by
the pastor. subject, Heart Search
ingi" 2,i6, sunday school; :, Epworth
l~aguc, TiS, evangelistic services.
rrcaching by the pastor. subject,
death and Judgment" The Cook
man consrcgation viii worship N
Thanksgiving. morning at the union
services In Wesley Church at 1880
o'clock.
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Harrison Street

Harrison street NJ. r.. Church.
Seventh and Harrison streets. Rev.
W. r. Hehbart. pastor. Services to-
morrow will be as follows: 1890,
rr.aching by the pastor. subject. "fte
We Thankful" 7.3o, preaching by Rev.
J. ". Rcauchamp. Sunday school and
other services at the usual hours.
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kingswcod.

kin9swood Methodist Episcopal
Church, Fourteenth and Claymont
streets, Rev. Georr. W. Bounds
minister, Preaching tomorrow morn
ms nnu evening by the pastor. subject.
1o,ao, Holding Good Hand in the
Game" $50, "Forsakinr Egypt" sun
ds, school and other regular meet
inrs st the usual hours.
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Epwcrth.

Epworth NJ r. Church. Tenth and
Lombard streets. Rev. Esscll Parks
morning by the pastor. subject. 1910.
"Th, Glft ~ the Spirit" 7.s0, preach
ing hy pr. r. Burvette Short of New
York. former pastor. Sunday school
and other regular meetings at the
usual hours.
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Asbury.

Asbury NJ r.. Church. Third and
Walnut streets. Rev. George White
Dawson, pastor. Services tomorrow
viii he n's follows; 9. prayer meeting;
1oso. sermon. subject, The Church
Awake IN the Waking World" 2. sun
day school. Gao. Epworth League;
S.so. sermon. subject. The Gift of
Peace"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Friends.

Friends Meeting, Tenth and Harri-
son streets. First Day Sunday AT
1890 a. M: Bible class at 1l.S0. Mid
week meeting on Fourth Day (wed-
nesday) at 7.45 y. m.
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<Il,erbrook.

s,lvcrhrcok NJ r.. Church. Lancaster
sni Woodlawn avenues. Rev. II. X
etcphcnson. minister. Services to.
morrow will he as follows: 1890
Knights uf tn, Golden Eagle will at.
tend In a body. sermon by the pastor
subject. Gods Measure of Man" 70
sunday school; e.sb, Epworth League;
f.ao, song service. preaching by tn,
pastor. subject, The Neglected Soul.
ClnAs meeting on Tuesday: prayer
meeting Wednesday; Junior Leagu,
on saturday
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Union.

Union NJ. r.. Church, Fifth and
Washington atreets. Rev. VI. w.
Ewing, minister. services tomorrow
viii I've as follows: Class meeting, 9.3h
sermon. ioao. subject. "'rhe Precious
ness of Jesus" sunday school. ?;
icpwor,h League. s.a5; evening wor-
ship, T.ao. sermon subject, The JOY
Of Harvest"
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swedish.

swedish NJ r. Church. iili East
Eleventh street. Rev, Joseph ksrling
minister. Preaching tomorrow MORN
ing and evening by the pastor. sub
ject, io.ae. "lnUratitude; 7.so. "ren
virgins" SUNDAY school and other
regular meetings AT the usual hours.
Thanknxivins Day services will he
held NJ 1880 o'clock, Rev. Herman
Young. District Superintendent will
preach. John kariing Of Columbia
University. New Nork. viii lead the
sonn and praise service.
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Richardson Park.

Richardson Park NJ. r. Church, Rev.
Arthur W. Goodhand. pastor. Ser
Vices TOMORROW viii be as follows
1o.av, preaching by the pastor. sub
tsot. "The Power of Earncstness -
1o.is, Sunday school; Gas. Epworth
League; T.so. special mission pro-
sram IN charge % the Junior Epwor:i.
League
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Nj. Pleasant NJ. ". Church, on
philadelphia piNe. Rev ". W. Sharp
pastor. frcasl ine t9morroN mornins
and evening hy the pastor. subject
1890, The Three Apicarinrs O,
Christ" "The objectionable sin
iundny school and other regular meet.
tnss at the usual hours.
tlnvmont.
'ls>mont NJ l.. Church. claymont
Del, Rev Howard r McDai. pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning an,
e'cninr hy the pastor. to.I5. subicc,
"A, The 'ros- Roads 7.30. "Thc MAJ
Who Cared song service. 7ls
Other regular services ut usual hour
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Eas,iake NJ. T.. Church, Thirtieth
and ratnall streets. Rev. r. c. sun
Ncid. pastor. Services tomorrow VIII
u, Ns follows, s.ts, prayer meeting;
io.so. morning worshlps 2. Sunday
school. Gas. Christian Endeavor SER
vice. i.ts. picture sermon on the life
VI Moses.
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Bell~f0nte.

hcllcfonte Nj. r. Church. Rev. w.
w Walls. pastor Services tomorrow
VIII lie IA fuliows: Preaching by the
fastor. subject. io.t5. "Paul's ideal oe
Perfect Manhood" 7.s5, Lazarus"
sunday school 2.
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~. rauls NJ r.. Church. Tenth and
Jackson streets, Rev. c. l.. Hubbard.
pastor Services tomorrow Will be as
follows. morning sermon by the pas
tor, subject. "a Great invitation
TAO. sermon by the pastor. subject,
"ilow Morcs Dealt With "A Jealous
Woman and an Envious Man. $50,
class meeting; :. sunday school.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-28
ENLlSTING IN ST. MARY'S 400 CLUB

A very enthusiastic meeting of the captains and team. workers who are working under the slogan, ''Join the Four Hundred Club of St.Mary's Parish" was heid in the basement of the church at o'clock Monday evening.
 Key. William A. keefe presided over the meeting Much enthusiasm was ev- fdent in the remarks of the various work CTS and they left the meeting to make the first canvass of the parish. The motto under which they work is to get 400 subscriptions at S25 each for the corner stone of the new St. Mary's church which is to be laid next Sunday after noon.
 The subscriptions maybe made in the form of cash or a pledge, the pledge to be redeemed by November 1, 1921 With the cash and all the pledges redeemed at that date, all subscribers are to be given number coupon certificate. suitable for framing purposes. The holder of the lucky coupon will be awarded the hand some silver trowel to be used by Rev. Bishop JlIl J. Milan, of Hartford.
 Each S25 subscription entities tNe holder to as many certificates. It is the intention of the workers to canvass every family in the parish attending St. Mary's church but if any outside of the parish should wish to send in any subscriptions they are at liberty to do so.
 It is exp %ed that the drive will bt
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-28
BRIEF STATE NEWS

PlainviIle.-A near fatality occurred at the Forestville town line when Ford car owned by the FIeiscifmann Yeast company, proceeding from Bristol to Plainville, sideswiped and badly dam aged sixspassenger Buick owned and driven by Louis Parrott of Unionviiie
 New Britain.-Sergt William c. Hart uncovered the most elaborate naccnsIYine layout seized by the authorities in this city since the enforceYAent ofN the vel- stead act, the layout consisting of two complete stills, one of which was in op- eration at the time.
 Wlnsted.-The unveiiing of the tablet in memory of Miss Isabella EIdridEe, who. was one of Litchfield county's most prominent women and the founder of the Norfolk library. took place in the Church of Christ TTse church was filled to capacity.
 SeymOur.-Miss Helen Bowling of fl Soutf Main street, NauEatuck, is in the Griffin hospital in Derby suffering from number of deep cuts about the face and head. sustained when an automobile in which she was riding with Edward Ma her of Maple street. Nsugztuck, crashed into telegraph pole.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-28
LIQvoR AND CLOTH FOUND
 IN RAID ON LAKE STREET

The arS~st of four trunks early Mon day evening h the vicinity of Lake street led to the search of, the house at II Lake street which resulted in the seiz- ure of a quantityIof liquor and also a trunkful of cotton goods together with a quantity of bobbins of wool yarn and yarn in balls. Antonio Cedrone, who lives at the house, was arrested on a charge of selling liquor illegally Further charges may be made against him through the finding of the cloth and yarn.
 The large number of intoxicated men found In the vicinity of Lake street with in the past few days led the police to be- lieve that liquor was being dispensed in the immediate vicinity, The houses in that vicinity were watched and final ly the suspicion settled on the dwelling of Cedrone and the IT i'd resulted. In searching the house several bottles containing eoneoction made from rais-
 ins was found/and also press and two
 barrels of the hquor In the first stages of the making. Continuing their search the police chanced upon trunk which when opened was found to contain cot. ton cloth and print goods known to be made in the mills in Norwich. In an. other part of the house was found baa and basket containing balls of wooler
 yarn and bobbins filled with yarn of va 1 rious shades.
 Although none of the cotton goods 0, l the woolen yarn were identified late or l Monday evening the suspicion is that the yarn came from a Thamesville mil
 and the cotton goods from several of thu mills in this vicinity
 | Cedrone was released later in the
 evening under bonds of $500 which werl 1 furnished.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-28
INCIDENTS N,socIETY

Mir and Mrs. Gurdon Bidweil are spending a month in Maine
 Miss Virginia Pegram of Boston is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Richard R. Graham.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Ceit and son of Cambridge are visiting Mrs. Charles M Colt of Broadway.
 Cesare Guilnetti of New York has been a recent guest at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Hall.
 Robert Gale Moves was a passenger on the steamer Rotterdam, sailing from New York on Saturday for Holland.
 MT. and Mrs. H. F. Parker and fam fly and Miss Matilda B. Randall left town yesterday to spend the summer at Pleasant View, R. I.
 Commander and Mrs John Albert Monroe were weekend guests of their uncle and aunt MT. and Mrs. James Lewis Smith of Broad street
 MT. and Mrs. Frederic W. Cary and Miss Mildred ]. Cary of Washington street were motor guests of Mrs. Charles H. Prentice on a weekend trip to Lon donderry, Y. H.