Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-14


 Five of NauEatuek satardsy night as l sided throughout, tie iSca team being i unable to keep, up the pacA Set by the Naugatuck players. The preliminary 1; game between tho American Thread Co Girls team and the NRugatuck Qifis team wassa hummer and the locals won ! out by one point. 12 to II. Tonight | tMondey) the Emeftlds go out of town again. this time t0 play the South MaA- chester team.
 EtssytAias is ready ft4 tic Bik affesr
 at the state atmefy Tuesday night fin C,e interest of the European relief drive. During the past few days several new
 persons of profninenee have consented to Five their time to frske thls affair one great success. A complete list of the
 guests of the evening, those who will take
 some Share in helping to make it suc- jcess, is ag follows: Lieut.. Gov Chaflds A. Tempietpn of Waterbury, Bishop John @. Murray of, Hartford, Attorney JaGob Geodheart Of New Loneofi, Senator
 Charles N. Bakswell of Yale university,
 state chairman of the Eufopesa relief council, Ftedetick W. Kaye, treaSdfef of the council, Miss Lucy Mafsh, Msttb- pclitan opera star, Mrs. HAf6ia Case of
 Pfovidenee, accofnpanist khd Mlns f4siA
 Kaye, 10t asthttiu dancer,
 Rev. Harry 6. McCfsady has besh he4
 lected chairman of the meeting Ai1d ail
 eletgyfneh of the city afe expectld t0 t. itend, seats having been arranged tor
 them on the stage. A reesnt eiiahKe in
 the internstiohs ldoll contest viii pre- veht an auction of the dolls riiesdey
 evening, but they VIII be gwen away tt sof1e iatef meeting.
 TaAsfsi services for wilson E. vii ! ff48FfA N&sS hkiA AS q
 o'sloeA at his home on Wihdhaffi f6ad
 Thefe wSs 6 large attendaAee at the sBfa vices, which wste cohdGstea by REV liar " s. McCteady, pastor of the First Ceh- stegatiohAl church of this city Burial
 Eih take place today tIfondRyj fin the
 Refohoth Village cemetery. Mass,, tNe service there being a Masonic one.
 Isesent eSnaAnlttse sSpSiAtsaisltS by Rev. Harry s. McCreadT of the Congfd4 gati6nal church are: Committee to se-
 otif6 poftfait of Mf. Winsiow and to fsarfaigS portraits of fortosf pastors and honor roll men, 4. c. Everest, Mrs. A. B.
 Carpenter, Mrs. O. c. Heamald |. conaniit4 tee to act in conjunction with usTnsnit. , tee to BS appointed by the ecclesiastical society to frame suitsEie expression Sf thanks to tfe sivers of the ehuFnh fissriN-
 riais, George shaftf. Geofys S., HiIistt,
 Mrs. Bei RiskIsnlah; oornfrittee ts- 60. | OROEAtQ NiGl dlc N1fS1 CluD Tn 8OtlCItln9 and feceivins funds for rieh4ofi&i to : ex-serviee men. K. G. Branch. Elmer Ellsworth, H. D. Pollard; cemuittee se oeafer with eecleslactieal society regard 2 ing the Easter offering, M. J. Hopkins fE B. Bass, Mrs. r. W. Cetisaoh
 ] Fnaeral seRviees fer BrAdfSrd La<kii | ! were held Sunday aftafnoel at 5 o'eioei. | at the home of his daughter. Mrs. R1keri ] F. Stanton, No. 1t4 Pleasant street, and 5 were conducted by Rev Arthur D. Car. : pentef, pastor of tho First Baptist chtifch
 There was g large attendance at the Ser. tviees and thehfe were beautiful fora ] forms. Burial was in windhafn Certel : csfnetefy, where Rev. Mr. Carpenter con. . ddetsd eofnrnittal Service The bearers \ grandsons of Mr. 1JAFkir; were Clyde and !. Bernard Lafkin of Wifilfnantic, Fottesi : and Clifford LArkih of Ha9tf6fd and Le- foy and Wallace Lafkin of Norwich Jas bil Shepard was ih charge of the arrange. 5 ffiehts.> The Meas fsFd1A at the F;fst Consfe. gatiofal church was ~cil attended Sun day. The topic for discussion was RAeia Prej1aieAs and Their Cure. with Spesi& ! reference te ths present tecurfe4o4 oi , Jewish antipathies, The speakers Weti x 4. VI. Bl6hAi1an, 4. C. Everest, ksnnStf Bfafck and N. E. Lincoln.
 At the evening social hour Service al :, tic Csngresatibhal church a te-if.tfiuts talk VAS given By Rev. H. $. McCfeaas
 oh Lincoln the Man. A sing followed.
 The sing at the I. h. .. 4, was vel t6h3tSed. brief talk was given, and tWl
 feeis of motion pictures were shown. Jast ksw mach nksney was fnasSd q the tWosday Hoever food sale hald q
 the Y. II. C. 4. lebby Friday and Sattr
 day has not been disclosed by the chair
 man, Mrs. John Reilly. 4 large amour
 was taken in, however. The suepeAs o . the sale wds due to the cooperation 6
 the womens societies throughout the city
 The week end pAssed quietly with tn r Ipoiiee ana fire departments. Blotters a
 both stations showed no signs of ihl
 marks
 f Members Sf the ciA6s 6f iSi1, Wind q ham High school, held reunion Ffida, e and Saturday in this city. Tho. event ,4 l'begafi Friday night when 90 sat desn t q a delightful banquet at the Cohgfesation :. al church house An entertainment an R dance followed. The affait WAS piahne fi By Mrs Jay E. Grant and Miss Agne l. Eebert, Saturday morning there was |. gynnasiuri. The feuhion ended with s- tea aid dance at tile Congregations d church house from until. o'eiocd
 Those present at the reunion were Prific \. pal and Mrs EEbert A. Case. Mf. an .t Mrs. William E. Fay of New Britain ,r Mrs. Thusa Gidran. Turner, Mr. ar, {. Mrs. George Hoxie of Lebanon MT. an 's Mfrs Eussell Waldo of Scotland, Char, ss, ReEaa of this city, Mrs. Edward Eilsber .s Miss 1udy Buck) of Boston, Mr. an .s Mrs. John Pea1s sf Ponfret, Miss Mario
 and Miss Vera Stanley df Andever, Mir .+ Beach tAnna WaldbTidge) of Hartfer Il: Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Walien Ruth Pc '.- terJ of Hartford, Marius Jewett of liar m ford, Ashley Bafrows of Hartford, Mi. e- Agnes Esbert of Giehfidst, N J.. Mf. ar s- Mrs. Arthur H. Arnold of Lebanon, He
 den Arnold sf 1ebahsh. Mrs. Russell Al ef dfews tMiss Hazel Fifnt) of this cit 3e Miss Rachel Buell of Hartford, Mrs. IA -d. Fuller Miss Helen Spadiding1 of Ham h. ton, Miss Esther Gustafsot of Pornfrt re Mrs. Eleanor Bennett (Ifies Eiean, UT Asf) of Pofhfret and Mr. and Mrs j. ia E. Grant {Afaude HyGs) Of willitnanti ". s.........a.
 .x COLCHESTER
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