Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-29

discussed.
 The y, M. z. A. was notified Friday that s100 had been left to this city for the supplementary scholarship plan of the trustees of the r. n. x A. war fund to provide 50 per cent. of the cost of correspondence course or of the ex- penses at any '. M C. A. school for any ex-service rnaN Fun particulars can be had from a nix R. Custard.
 The bridge oyer the wiilimantic river which has been closed for the last two weeks while being covered with concrete is now open to travel.
 The meeting of Canton WindhaIn No. 2, I. o. o. F., was keld Friday evening. Important business was discussed and most of the members attended. Supper was served after the meeting, r. H. Wil- Jams captain. Funeral services for Francis Jacobs were held Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the undertaking rarlors of Jay M. the Methodist church, off1ciated. Burial was in wfiIimautic cemetery. The bear CTS were George Weir, Harry Wood ward, John Johnson and Howard Weir. Irene Stone and Lloyd Loree were married at St. Paufs Episcopal church Thursday at o'clock, by Rev. Walter F. Borchert, the rector The bridegroom is employed by the Rockville wi 'liman- tic Lighting Company. The bride has been at the American Thread company's s plant.
 Notices were posted in the Rcssie vel vet mills Friday giving a new schedule for working hours, owing to business conditions. This goes into effect Nov. ?. On Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays the hours will be from s.9o 2. m. to noon and 1 ?. m. until S.90 Fridays and Saturdays the plznt viii be closed.
 Plane are being made by thS local Central Labor Union to hold 8 barade Armistice day and several organizations have already signifed their willingness to participate.
 A hare and hound race is to be held by the Y. M c. A. today CSaturday) and a Winchester Junior Rifle Corps will again be formed to promote better naarhsnanship among the boys and the girls.
 State Neputy John F. Callahan of the Knights If Columbus has recently ap- proved an application for charter for a new council at Baltic. The prelini- nary work of organization is in charge of District Deputy T.. Frank Cunning ham, of Wi1limantsc.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Young of this city will leave Sunday morning in cele- bration of their wedding anniversary. They will go to Springfield, Mass, and then over the Mohawk Trail. They will return next week.
 Local teachers attended the state teachers convention sessions in Nor wich, New Haven and Hartford. Many out of town teachers took this to go
 home for lhe weekend.
 The Second and last performance of the Cameo Girl was well attended and much applauded, as on the first night. After the show the members Of the com pany were given 3 supper which was thorough v enjoyed. The show brought
 large receipts.
 One of the Daughters of the American
 Revolution card club groups met Friday Winter of Church street. Two tables served.
 Lee HfNs, nephew of P s. Hills ot The Ridges, is a regular guard on the
 Pennsylvania State eleven. A game l with Georgia Tech Is to be played al ! the Polo GTt unds next Saturday. The dance by Court Veronica in thu l town hall was weN attended Frlda,
 night.
 The Pythian sisters' food, apron ana fancy work sale at the Y. M c. A. wa very successful. Members brought foot
 and work which sold readily.
 Church notices Sunday:
 First Baptist church, Arthur D. Car penter, minister. Morning worship, 10.45; the pastor will preach: church +Achool 12; Christian Endes syor, G.; 1 Community service, T, story. The Source Van Dyke. Tuesday, 3.45 D. m., True l Blue Circle, with Miss. Inez Patton: Wed 1 nesday, boys night, over F. Thursday church school night; supper; Friday, F. s. c. E. social at the church Christian Science, Sunday morning 1 service will be held at 10.45 in the Wo-
 mans Club room, s02 Main street, sub. ] 5ect of the lesson sermon, Everlasting Punishment. Sunday school is held i'm. nediately after the morning service. 1 First Methodist Episcopal church, l Rev. John Pearce. pastor 10.45, morn. l ing worship; preaching by the pastor subject, The Eagles Nest; 1210, Bible school. J. H. Bentley, superintendent Classes for all ages. Evening worship : The choir will present special music. Charles Jordan will sing Open the Gates of the Temple Rlxford Crane will give a violin solo. The Benefits De. rived from the Jubilee Thursday mid week prayer meeting, 7.s0; Saturday { the Sorority will serve a supper. First Congregational church, Rev Harry $. Mecready, pastor. Morning worship, le.45; church school meeting
 in the church house at 9.45 a. m :