Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-29

ization. Mrs Mary Mathieu, the newly installed president otficiafed at the meet ing. Following the business meeting a luncheon was served by the guard team with Minnie Smith, Helen Moliter, Ada Hewlett and Margie Mccarthy on the committed
 Byron Apple5y. e2, of Fall River, Mass, who assaulted and robbed Emil Haberland at the latter's home in South Coventry, Saturday, January 22nd, has been bound over to the superior court for Holland county under bonds of S3,oo0. Appleby could not obtain bonds and was taken to the Holland county jail by Sher- if A. E., Harmon of South Coventry. At the hearing before Justice of the Peace William B. Hawkins of South Coventry, Applehy claimed that he did not realize what he was doing when he hit Haber- land and robbed him. Appieby was brought back to South Coventry by State Policeman Alfred Rudd of New London
 He was arrested in Providence, R. l., on Tuesday night after the state police had
 traced him to that place.
 A conference of the CoaEreGational ministers of the Windham association is to be held at the First Coagregational
 church in this city on Monday and Tues. day. February and 8. It is expected that about twenty-five ministers will at- tend the conference
 The s'A d In the Better American Series Of .-etures, illustrated, will be giv- en at the Y. M. c. A., Monday evening January 31st The subject of the lecture for that evening will be '.fhe Loyal Classes Who Build the State and Fen.
 mics Who Undermine It." These meet. ings are open 10 the public and are en. tirely an educational series. G. E. Gilman f1irA4trF n xfw Ca Al,n
 of Windham will conduct the meeting. Funeral services for Lueius whitakel l were held Friday morning at 10 o'cloci
 from the Hampton Congregational church Services were conducted by Rev. Mir Fogg. 1nterreDent was in the Litchtia,t cemetery. The bearers were John Fits Austin Pearl William Jewett and Les ter Burnhan1. Arrangements were b.
 Funeral Director Jay M. Shepard.
 Marion zenswicz, the seven year oIs | daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Barnet Zen l owics of Chestnut Hill. died at an earl, 1 hour Friday morning at St Joseph's hos pftal from, internal obstruction. She ii l survived by her parents, two brothers Ralph and Arthur Zenowicz. and two sis ters, Lillian and Celia zenowicz all O 1 Chestnut Hill.
 t! Members of the committee appointe,
 by President James B. Fullerton of tn 1 Wiilimartfc Chamber of Commerce.
 whose duty It will be to See what can b. 1 done about holding a Hoover dinner 1,
 this city to aid In the collection of tn l $750 quota set for this city in the Europ can Relief drive, are to meet Sunda. afternoon at the Chamber of Com l nerce rooms on Main street. Presiden | Fullerton as chairman of the committe
 has extended an invitation to the pubit 1 urging them to attend this meeting. I
 is- hoped that a Hoover dinner such a
 have been held in other cities can be serv
 ed in Willimantic, and in this manne
 the S7.5oo quota set might be reached. | At the First Baptist church sunda, ! Rev Arthur D. Carpenter, pastor, ReI
 E. " Potter of the Connecticut Temper
 ancs Union will speak at the 10.45 ses
 sion. Church school for the study of tn
 Bible meets at noon. The evening SCI
 vice begins at o'clock and will be cor
 oucted by the Christian Endeavor societ! l Rev. Harry S. Mocready. pastor of tn
 First Congregational church will preac
 at the 1o.45 a. m service Subject (
 eh1ldren's sermon. The Silver Tankar, Morning sermon, Christianity and Servic Church school for the study of the Bto meets at 9.45 a. m. Mems forum mee at 12.15. Discussion for the day, VII, Determines the Value of Man? Speal CTS. J. H. Shepard, F. W. Condon, F. !
 Smith and Ashley Barrows Sunday e, enihg institute at o'clock. Socisl ho, at gS o'clock. Subject 'srrustworthiness Il Sunday morning service of the Chri tan Science is held at 10.45 o'clock
 the Woma3's club rooms, No. S03 Ma strSst Subject of the lesson-sermo, Love" Sunday school immediately aft , morning worship.