Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10

brother, John LaV<liee, and later will
travel with an acrobatic troupe which
is to tour Europe. Mrs. LaTaIlee Will
remain here until spring and then will
sail to join her husband.
IL the cold westhss continues fer a
eew more days N7illirnantic skaters will
have an opportunity to try their luck on
the glib Ice on the pond at Recreation
park. The American Thrsaa Company
tested the ice there Friday and found
i to be q little less than two inches IA
thickness which would not bear up
heavy weight. As soen az the tee is
thick enough. signs Will be placed In To-
cal store windows announcing the fast
20 the public.
The Social welfare Council IL 70 have
a Christmas tree at itB' meeting to be
held next Tuesday, at the Wornan's Club
rooms on Main street. Each rleTnber is
entitled to bring 8. guest. Members SiH
bring gifts to haag On the tree and these
Will be distributed among the members
present. An Stttaetive RrograSn has
nesn planned fer the meeting
Funeral services for Leah Neprke
were held Friday afternoon at g o'clock
at her home. No. 1851 Main street. Rev
Walter F. Borchert conducted the ser
terry, the bearers being Herbert Rich
ards, Frank Dawson and Thomas and
Arthur Greenwood. Jay u. Shepard was
IN charge OF the arrangements.
Mrs. Helen p. Farrell. s5. died Thnrs-
day at her home, No. IS Broad street.,
after g few days Illness. She was born
in ST. Johns, Newfoundland, and was
the widow OF Jekn Farrell Of Woonsock-
ct, r, 7. She leaves two daughters, An
M ana Mary Of this city: soR, Mich
eel. OF StoFTs; one sister 1frs. MicilaeI
Awkward; and a brother, Michael Dunn
pily, Of Woorsocket.
AT the First Congregational cIlurcl !
Sunday, Rev. Harry s. McCready, pas
tor, will preach at 1915 o'clock. Chill
dreR's sergaon, Feiix, the Wise Man.
Morning ssrmen. 5erenaiah's Bet. Church
school for the study OF the Bible meets
at s.EG g. n. Mems forum meets at
1916 O'Clock. Sunday evening institute
at o'clock, followed by short musical
entertainment
At the FiFst Baptist cIaurell, Rev. Ar
thur D. Carpenter, pastsr, VIII preacl,
at 1915 o'clock. Church school at
noon: Christian Endeavor Society meets
at p. NJ, followed by evening commit
nit yservice at o'clock: subject,
Jumping. Into Heaven From a Pile OF
Brick.
at the First Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. John Pesnee, pastor, morn
Ing worship at 1e.45 O'clock. Sermon by
Rev. Edwin ". Potter, OF the Connea-
ticut Temperance Union. Bible school
at 1910. Evening worship 81 o'clock
in charge Of the Mems Club OF the
church.
Christian Science service is held Sun
day morning at 1916 o'clock in the We
mans Club rooms, No. 500 Main street.
Subject Of the lesson-sernaon God, the
Preserver Of Man. Sunday school
meets Immediately following morning
service.
Bret Notes.
Louis Tracy and Albert < Greene
o'Brien's super nainstrels. Both men
show. Mr.. Greene having at enc time
been with O'Brien.
Captain Joseph r. Morrison and Sec
ond Lieutenant Ellison S. Smith OF the
local platoon of Company 6, 16sth In
fantry, 43-d Division. will be n Hart
furd today tSaturday1 taking examina-
lions For their commissions at the state
arTnery. All other officers OF the fssth
| infantry viii take examinations also.
| Reports from several sections were
that tie mercury dropped to about 10
above zero Thursday night. lee has
| formed on practically all ponds and the
river in quiet spots is coated with Ice.
The ease OF William II segar Of VIII
iage Hill, for delivery OF a check with