Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-22


 Harry s. Mccready conducted the ser- vice. Burial was in Columbia eerretess, where g committal service was read.
 Sunday is Share With Others Day and special mention of this is to be maae rom the puipits of local churches dur ing the day.
 At the First Congregational church Sunday, Rev. Harry $. NcCready, pastor will preach at 1e.45. Subject of ohil- dren's sermon, The Water Barrel SlFo- jset of morning sermon. What About hu- man Nature Church school for the study of the Bible meets at. 9.45- Meeting of Mems Forum at l2.15, talk on general subject; How Jesus Met Life Questions. Topic for the day. What tIs Fair ln- come? Speakers, w. A. Dawson, W. B. Knight, H. R. St. John, c. C. Palmer, and Arthur Arnold. Evening institute at O. clock. followed by social hour at o. clock. Subject Victorious Surrender.
 At the First BaRtist eharcI,, Rev. Ar thur D. Carpenter, pastor. morning wor- ship at 19,45. Speaker, G. B. Gilman, industrial secretary of the Y. M. c. A., subject, Sharing With Others. Church school for the study of the Bible meets at noon Christian Endeavor society meets at D. m., leader, Miss Mary Clark. Community service at o'clock, One hundred pictures illustrating %I EFlr, author. General Lew Wallace. Christian Science service is held Sun day morning at 10.45 o'clock in the Wo- mans club rooms, No S03 Main street. Subject of the lesson sermon, Truth Sunday school immediately alter morning 1 worship
 The following committees have been appointed in Francis S Long Vomsn'a Relief Corps, to hold office for the en- | Caroline Woodward. Carrie Hall, Nancy Russ. Elinor Benner, Margaret MaeA9- l thur, Lottie Gilman, Alice Tripp, Mary Hill, Mary Dimock and Julia Jackson. Dining room, Minnie fMathieu,< Hattie Bowen, Ida Williams, Lucy Milburn. Liz zie Clark, Lena TFipp, Elinor Hill, Maud Tufts, Nettie Peekham. Lillian Whitford, Olive Anthony and Ethel Simonds. Cup board, Grace Sweet, Wardy Hoey and Lillian French. EnpIoyment-Hattie Palmer, Fannie L2rkins, and Ida Cham berlain. Flower-Ida Williams. Mrs Anthony and Hattie Palmer Relief Hattie Bowen. Sarah Fenton. Elinor Ben- nsr. Iottie Gilman, Bhzabeth Andrews and Elizabeth Whiton. Linen-Jenni< Randall, Mrs. Adams and Mrs Ranson Entertainment-Ad Merriheid. Mary Lovett, Alice Easterbrooka Hattie. Flint Cora TrowAridge, Mrs. Mason and Mimi 1ehes. SuFeF-AaDeI D1mock, EStellz Seuires. and Ruth Adams. Conference Lillian French. Lila Davon. Hattie Hox ie, Catherine 0sternoudt and Laura Ba. ker. iAuditing-Louise Goss, Carrie Hal and May Van Zandt.
 Louis DacIlis and Louis PoIick. both ot Wiilimantic, were taken to St Josepa'
 hospital Friday evening and treated fol l injuries recelyed when the Rec automo bile which MT. Dachis was driving crash
 ed into the house owned by Latham anC ] Crane, on Spring street, at the foot O Chestnut street hill. Daehis suffered cut; on the hands, Po&ek being cut about tn. . l face. Their injuries were not serious anC
 they were discharged from the hospita after being treated. According to tn
 story of Dachis. he was driving dowI
 Cnestnut street and the brakes on hi car failed 10 hold properly, and whel he neared the fset of the hill he wa, travelling too fast to turn into Sprin, street The can crossed the road an, crashed into the house on the opposit side. Two other companions of Dachis ; riding in the rear seats of the car es 1, caped without injury. The ear was bad . ly wrecked and the front of the hous . was damaged to some extent by the fore of the impact. The automobile was GOV Il cred by insurance. The ls4sl police raided three saloon In Narious parts of the city Friday eve , hing, shortly before SHo'clock- thor : ough' searcn of the building in which tn 2 saloons were located failed to bring [ light any intoxicating liquors. The raid were conducted in a quiet manner, tv . policemen walking into each of the thre ] saloons. Those visited Friday night wer owned or run by John McQuillan, at NJ s2e Main street, Anselm Bernier at N,
 S25 Main street and John Markowsl 7 at No. 27 Jackson street
 Members of the Jahisr Y. M, c. A. wi : enjoy another Saturday hike today. < the weather is favorable
 : Following tho Sunday afternoon sin
 at the Y. M. c. A, Rev. Harry s. M,
 eready, pastor of the First Congrer;
 tionaI eh1pch, is to speak. His s,rbie,
 will be in keeping with the Share Vii
 Others Day" program. Following tt
 talk of Rev. Mir. McCready thres reels {
 motion pictures will be shown. Thee
 are The Hawaiian Islands. Welfare Wor 4 of the National Tube Company, and n
 Coast, Guards
 Many WilIimAAtie dancers attended II
 dance at South Windham Friday eve,
 some of them going in costume, the dam
 oemg masquerade.