Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

1acAApelis Sf WiiliMAnlIG | asakhs.s Mrs. Fred BeAsstss sf csksea, N Ta aud three sistefs.
 FaAsesl ssrvi.ea fss 5tiss Hssak.i 0elotsk. from Kilioutey Bf5tasfs' paf. i I lars. Requiem high mass ct eE JcseVh's church at , c'ol6tk NAs lehk bt Rev John A. Sullivan. Mrs. A. ". TsfHef wks at the organ. At tAe6heftofY Ds Pre- | fundis was sung by AfrA .HeAft xa- thieu, and tor q wAittne hrniA Mrs.
 Mathiet. and Mrs. T,irret sang NsAfef, My God te Thse Hhe bearers were William A. Flyfn and ChAfi6s IA Re- gan. Burial Vas in the family let ih St Josepn's eefaetery.
 Funeral serTices fer GAssra V. viaa l ton were held Friday Afternoon at 6's clock from the home of his brother, Sheriff Fred O.. vintsn, Of EAgteViile, and were conducted by Rev. Ie5hAsd Smith of Spring Hill Tne bearers vert c. v. wooisey, H. c. WOotsey. pk C. c. Breeks and E. Q. vsnteh. IssfiAt was in Wilmington Hiii cemetery. dAy N Sheps
 ard was in charge
 The fhheral st ksASS TssesilA wAs
 held Friday ndUrnihE At e.Se n'aiaeS from
 his home at N6. si taslxson street, ih the | oOiCtiAAA AC4a1CAu lt8A 1udSo ak 01 N4AfY S church at 10 o'clock; Rev. |. A. TSief l was ceiebfant, Hev. j. t. Phpitloh, dea.
 con and Rev, Charles N. Kelley, sfb. deacon. There was . lat1s attendance at the service and special fntisie wns rendered by St. Mary's choir. The ,Aea<.
 CTS were Frank Bstkltkies 5sstkh
 Chase. Frank Bf6asssau, Bernard Mt 1 Cabe, Existe Mendef and Henry Belaif. Burial was in the family tot in St. Ja. AE.s. a.a A.a-s 4
 ing a cefi1haittai servics at the frave. 1 Sunday morning service ,sf ChfissiaA
 Science is held at lo.4s. o'siedt in the
 WoInan's club room at No. sas Main
 street. Subject of Lesson ASeafn6n, hkfat. ter" Sunday school follows morning ser. vice.
 :. At the rlFss IssHttss shafeh. nSt, A
 D. Eatpehtet, the paetsf. Wih preach u . 1o.45 o'clock subject "whs Do Pespl, Die" Church school at he8h,. Christlh. { Endeavof meeting at s 5! ls1 ESnttnhfiit1 : service at e'Eisek.
 T At the First CSakrekAaasAAs sbsSts. Rev. H. s. McGteady, pastof. will pfeAet at 10.45 o'elegk. Subject ef kefsnon Palm Sunday .PageantrE.'' Churel school meets at 9.45 o'clock. S6haa1 : evening institute hieets at ! e'el0ek ffAi committee in charge of the Winsiow Per
 | NAdlt kditQ cLSHIIaltissGnLr nela Af W NM T efitcdl house recently has ailh6SfSk. 9 the earnings t5 be $ft7.s5. TAIs Nil more than provSle for the wdhsioH Es6f 2 trait fund and will leave q good eAlAneI for the Honor Tablet fJha
 Tks WindhAIn Kish tshssi AskAkiS ], teafn won from a aebAtifik team kAisfe . l senting South Mahehestef Hlth ksh0sl s : the local high keiissI kadltSffina Ffaia n right. Tie ,dtiesti5n for dGbass was aAi
 solved, That ifiiinigtatleA iAtb the Galsg l. States should ke PfehtBitkd i6f a befi6 s of three se@ts." The Windha5h team too
 he he,, affirmative fir ss.,iA and gsa;h Mshehssss I. Comprised the following: M.ss Der.
 Bowen, Miss oJsephihe Bofbeissa >tii Patrick CaFanaagh. Ssath ManekestAf < team WAS Stanley ClaisR, Harold BHi y and Clifford sysninEtoh.
 . Tlis 5aages wef6 PfSS 6. 6, de6tf # Conrecticut AgricuIt;iral college; Hoi
 W. l.. Higgins, M. D., Essth CsvsAtf, and Levi T. Garsison, Tillsfhahtie. Al | thony NcKenpa. president of thE Wint
 ham High sehool Debating club pkeA:i ,d ed and Charles CnrTan Was t.fnkSee l. Following the debate, n1efslbers of tl ar club and their guests enjoyed daheEn a This, was the first interechbaastic aeha 1e Wineham High has taken baft in, end st the question. to be discusssd Was bA{o
 the public at tlie present tinA a larea a 4 tendaIice was on hand.
 ss debating tesfn of %in5hafa HIr n comprising Russei. Nebstsh Luther ws er tin and Miss fsaSeile SerYits, wifA ws tn to South Maneaestet Friday BlgAt, .Whe Y. they argued tho negative slde uf G he question, also won from the SoAth Na pp chester team
 re Colchester pseiis exFfied Sk aai hSH6 .e at the speaking and spelling eci.tesSA At of at the Nfiliinaatle State Normal scHt
 Friday afternoon The winters Wt at Ruth stehbins, hret pfise ii 1beaRih as Arnie Fleriken. first prise speiiihg. Jdl n- Sinnnns of Hebron won second priEe ih NO speaking contest. Pupils from. MaSsfie nd Coventry, Scotland. lseSaheA. tianpts wo Columbia, Hetron and Colchester tS of part in the contests.