Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25

vision of G. E. Gilman, industrial secre-
 tary of the Y. M c. A. Tho pictures were, 'aThe Hawaiian Island" "Welfare
 Work of the Nationa! Tube Company
 and with the Coast Guards
 Thomas Lumley stdrca,, 5e, of AEAnS-
 field Center, died late Sunday night et
 St. Joseph's hospital as the result of Q
 shock suffered about a Treek ago. Mir.
 Sturoh was born in England in 1s4s but
 much of his life has been spent in this
 country. H6 took up his residence in Mansfield Center about thirty years ago and opened blacksmith shop. He IS survived by his wife, Mrs. Josephine | Stureh.-
 | An officer of the law endeavering to 1 stop the carrying Of intoxicating liquors l through the streets of this city had two droll experiences Friday afternoon, wo-
 men being the cause of his discomiture A woman carrying pail was walking down the street and after going a short
 distance glanced back over her shoulder ] as if in fear of being followed. This 1 was done several times and finally the officer stopped her and asked her to show what she was carrying in ithe pail. One
 look by the officer wasesufacient- It was milk!
 I The second episode came q little later when a woman was seen walking down
 Union street carrying a suit. case. She
 also stopped and glanced over 6el
 shoulder at the officer and then started on her way with increased speed. Whef the officer came near her she darted int a pathway between two buildings. Tn,
 officer followed and they met on a stair
 IWay in the rear of the building. "Wha 7 have you got in that suit case? ?" was tn, question shot at the woman "Open i : up!" was the Command. The woman re f piled that she would do nothing of th ! sort, but suggested that the officer opei ? it. Again one look by the officer va | sufficient. The suit case contained tn f makings of drink. It was filled wit apples
 During the past few weeks members c r the Christian Endeavor society of tn : First Baptist church have turned owe n 150 articles t9 the welfare bureau fo }, distribution. At the meeting of the ol d ganiz:ltion these articles were placed Q 0 exhibition. Three members of the SC ', ciety have volunteered to teach won l. ans class in English, provided the meet $ ings could be held at some central poir d such as the r. M. c. A. building. A
 Tuesday, Feb. 2, is the 10th anniversar n of the founding of the Christian E1 deavor movement, special services will l I held. The meeting will be at p. m. an i a special program, Four Decades k Christian Endeavor, will be given. d Emil Haberland of South Coventry ws g. brutally assaulted at his home Saturds s by a young stranger he had taken l. after the latter had told him hard lue l. story. MT. Haberland lost $9o in bil c, he carried in one pocket of his trouse
 and S100 that was in a bureau draw " was stolen also. The robbery took plai if Saturday forenoon and MT. Haberlar l. after getting out of his house, which hs been locked on the outside by the TO ,e Der, went to the home of Oscar Jehnse ,e a neighbor. Deputy Sheriff A. E. Ha fl mon was notified and Sunday turned t " case over to the state police. Haberlal IS. was reported in serious condition Mo m day. According to his story he was
 his way from Manchester to South Co F, entry when he met young man who tc m him a story of tough luck. Haberla m took the young man to his home on t m north shore of Lake Wangumbaug. T m young man used a club in his attack a m struck Haberland over the head with m as the latter was mounting the stairs m his home. The description of the tn
 was given as follows: IS to 20 years oo age, fair complexion, medium height, To
 brown hair. dark clothes. Two woun e1 on one leg, causing him to walk with
 noticeable limp.