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nrands wine.

iirsnhywine A. E church, ssoo
Market street, ne,, ". E Greenfield,
i,aAtnf. services tomorrow viii hc as
iullowsi ieao, rroachins by Rev John
. Wilson, nistric, superintendent %
the Philadelphia Conference AZ this
service a memorial window viii he un-
.Nplied Ia honor ~ the young men and
women ~ the church who served in
the war sunday pchooi at g AZ Z
veioek Rev. Henry clay Turner ~
Ridley Park, Pa former pastor OF
the church will preach.
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Second.

second NJ. p. Church. Fifth avenue
aha Anchorage streets. Rev. n. +.
lester. pastor. Services tomorrow a :
follows Preaching by the pastor. 7so
o. m; sunday school 2.so. Praye,
meeting viii be held on Friday even
ing.
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sn,erhrook.

NllNcrhfook N n, Church. iancas-
,er and woodlawn avenues, Rev. r.
v stephenson, minister. Services to-
morrow will he as follows iO.a0.
isrds supper is, sunday school. eta.
ipworih League fao. disarmament
snrvice. address by caleb n, Rurch.
snai
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Richardson Psrl.

ihehanisun Park A. n church. Rev
Afihuf w Duudhand. minister. Holy
tNinmunnn tomorrow mornlnr 10 gn
'fl'tA' ifearhinr IN the evening by
the isasini subject "Ths sympathy
81 'hfist sunday school and other
REGULAR meetings ai me usual hours.
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Nctabe.

MotAhe Memorial NJ r. Church
boulevard ana Twenty Second street
itps, George q, Williams. pastor nol,
tumhunion tomorrow morning a
1889, IN the evening az 1.so servic,
~ the interest ~ limitation of arna
mput viii hc held The subject for IN,
sermon VIII hc "ssan We Disarmr e
sunday school NJ is1s, Epwortl
League devotional service at GtS.
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kingswood.

kingswood Methodist Episcona
Church. Fourteenth and Clavmon,
streets. Rev. George W. Bounds. pas.
tor Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor. Sunday school
ana other regular meetings at tn.
usual hours.
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tlracc

Grace NJ y. church. Ninth and ives,
streets, Rev, John W. A. sumwalt.
II u pastor rfeachlne tomorrow
mufhing and evening by the pastor
subject, io.ao, Communion 1.so. "A
Nouns Man and his Pleasures" sun
DAY school and other regular meet.
ipwH AZ the usual hours.
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chrIs,lans

i@lrlsiiena Al n. Church Rey
Thonaf rafdee pastor. SUNDAY
sth"'l q, 4o.so, preaching. Ii.s0. on
"ofehi.s' Danger to Christians en-
~efih l'erue, 7 preaching AZ 7.s0. on
FttHasns Forward" sunday Hohool
- ] 40 pf"achiuE 2so al salem
church near Cooch'A bridge New
'n'intsis wlll be- received al both ser.
Nitfs
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First-Ccntrnl.

First and Central Presbyterian
Church, Market street. above Ninth,
Rev. Aquilla Webb. d. D., LII. D.. pas
tor. Preaching tomorrbw morning
and evening by pastor. Subject. 1880,
The Prophets Vision; 7.s5. Per
manent Peace" Sunday school and
other regular meetings ut the usual
hours.
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is hour
Wesley.

Wesley M E church. IAnden and
Jackson streets, Rev, zack ". Wells
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning
~ the pastor. subject i0.a0. Com
munion." sunday school. and other
tesulsf meetings at the usual hours.
The Young womRn's Foreign Mission.
hfN socluty viii elve pageant. en-
Titled Unto the HEAVY laden" being
A village FegHa Ia fnHfr
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Trinity.

Trinity NJ. =. Church. Twenty Sec
end and church streets. Rev. f. II.
'"ihUs, minister, Tomorrow. Holy
communion. 1880 a. m: preaching in
the evening by the pastor: subject
SOWING and Reaping." SUNDAY
schoo' and other regular meetings =,
'he usual hours.
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Atilnon street NJ. v. church,
seventh and Harrison streets, icv. W.
h iiahlarl, minister. Tomorrow, ie.ao
q ~. itoN Communion. Preaching la
the sNenlna hy the pastor. subject,
why We should plaarm," sunday
s,huol and other regular meetings at
th. uWunl hourW
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hollf osk.

Holly Oak NJ. D. church. SUNDAY
services Tomorrow viii be conducted
sl the uHual hours
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BrAel.r1.

nfackaEx N. =. Church services TO-
morrow arc az follows. preaching
mufnihk hnd evening hy the pastor
Nsf ltauhus Willis sunday school
Ahd eihef regular meetings al the
nsual hours
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Hsil~fants

lisilsfunis M E Church. Service
tomorrow vii he a. follows: ioss.
~ sehlns hy Rev W W. Wells, aao.
SUNDAY s1hpol fst. song service and
ssf'n"h hf Mf. Wells. Prayer mset.
ihs "Wednesday evening at fss O'Clock
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olivet Presbyterian Church. Fourth
and Broome streets. Rev. Joel s. GIL
tillan, pastor. Services tomorrow as
follows; Preaching morning and eve
ming by the pastor, subject. 10.45.
Turning Swords and Spears Over to
the Blacksmith: 7.45. The Sword
and Peace OF Jesus" Sunday school,
10; Ups. c, e.. q
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Methodist Chanel

Methodist Chapel. Seventh and re,.
'trsoh streets Regular Sunday SER
vices AZ the usual hours.
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NJ Pleasant ~, o. Church. Phna.
aelrhin rlht. Rev " w. sharp. pas.
W preaching tomorrow morning and
e'hlhH ~ the pastor subject. io.a0.
ihstlns TIE Goodness ~ the Lord >.
ffp. "liuih'H Loving Entrcaty." To-
n"ff"w All be 'ilafses, Home Day"
The rhufeh viii be- decorated. ana
srsriHl music Will b. rendered. RE-
fi'"l ssf'iees wili b. held In the even.
ine and neat wask.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
nas,lakr.

ta~,lake At 4. Church, Thlrilc'h
and rssnsl streets Rev. ~. I, Sun.
nsld, minister ilul' Communion to-
mmtuw mulnlnn a, in.ao o'clock, THE
Mattlanu ~ the kinRr Son Nnl be
shuwn ~ a picture sermon at the cNe-
ninn nerslvta sunday school aud
u,he, texular meetings N the usual
huutN
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swedish NJ y. Church. I'LL East
h'eNenth street Rev. Joseph Karllnr
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning
ana evening. al 1880 and 7.aO. sun
uay school and other regular meetings
~ the usual hours.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-18
BIG BICYCLE MEET PLANNED FOR NORWICH RIDERS

Details for the big bicycle meet for the boys of Norwich have just been com pleted. and in all probability Saturday, June 25tn, will furnish an afternoon ot real sport and excitement for bike en- thusiasts. The meet is being held under the auspices of the local Y. NJ. c. A. and an attractive program of events and prizes have been listed, which are as follows:
 Boys under 95 pounds in weight-One- quarter mile race. tire. |. s. Tire Co.,, Y. NJ. c. A. membership; one-half mile race, hand horn, Meade Cycle Co.,, '. NJ c. A. membership: handicap race prize. C. Y. Pendleton.
 Boys over g. pounds in weight-one mile race. gold watch. New Departure Co.,, tire. U. s Tire Co.,. bronze medal Pierce Cycle Co.,. one-quarter mile race tire Norwich Cycle Co.,, prize" J. W Grady Co.,; one-half mile handicap, prize c. V. Pendleton, prize, Plaut-Cadden Co.
 Open to all boys-tricll riding. gold watch, Eclipse Machine Co, saddle, All ing Rubber Co.,; magazine subscription Motorcycle-Biblcye Co
 Entry blanks will be obtainabie at tho local bicycle dealers and Y Nj. c. A. the early part of next week. and window display Of the prizes in the window ot the Alling Rubber Company.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-18
SALEM

Rev sherrod Soule of Hartford occu- pied the pulpit of the local church Sun day morning.
 A student, Henry c. Wiley, of Hart ford, will preach next Sunday morning and will supply here during the sum- mer.
 Friday was field day for the local schools. An an-day picnic was held in the green and contests. and ball games between the different schools were held. A bat and ball were presented the Gates Hill school for winning in most of the contests. Ice cream was generously con- tributed by MT. Ames of the Mitchell Farms.
 Mrs. Eugene Rowe and little son have returned to their home in Jefferson. x. Y, having been guests of the formers parents, MT. and Mrs Fred Ames, the past two weeks
 MT. and Mrs. James Lane attended the graduation of their daughter Miss Har- riet, from Williams Memorial institute Thursday evening Lawrence E. Spencer is out in a new 1 touring car.
 Mfr and Mrs. William Darling and ] Fred Harris were callers in Norwich i Sunday.
 i Mrs. James Lane and daughter Janet | are spending two weeks in New London ] J, r. Rogers and Charles E. Malona | were in Norwich Wednesday. i Mr. and Mrs. George Goldie of New l London were recent guests of Mrs Go.die's mother, Mrs. Alice Williams. MT. and Mrs. Carl Rogers and family visited relatives in Hebron Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-18
ATTAWAUGAN

There were hailStureS Tn Wednesdays storm as large as marbles A ball was scooped up after the storm that weighed lbs and ozs.
 James Bridges of Pawtueket was at his home here over the week end.
 Edward Stockton of Oxford. Mass, was at his home here over the week end.
 In baseball game Sunday. June F, between Attawaugan and the Baltic Rivals the score was 9 to : in favor of Attawaugan, making the second time the Baltic Rivals were defeated by "A. A. C. Batteries: For Baltic, Anderson D, Swan son c; for Attawausan.. Dagenais ?. Cole c strikeouts for Dagenais, for An Gcrson; singles and two-base hits were made on Dagenais 1 singles and . two-hasek hits were made on Anderson 1; Attawausan got 10 sacrifice hits and :. sacrifice dies; Baltic got sacrifice hits l: Baltic made double play. Both teams were at bat five times. The umpire was Donley.
 Mrs Joseph Stone received a June box from party of friends Saturday even ing,
 The baseball team is to play the K. k. K. of Putnam in this place today (SaturdaD.
 Alphonsc Lacramier of Hartford vis- ited AIr and Mrs. Walter Frisseu and little daughter, Elizabeth Lecramfer. over the week end MT and Mrs Joseph Tatro. Jr.. of Harttord visited Mir and Mrs. Joseph Tatro over Sunday.
 NIr. and Mrs. Albert Rollinson visited Mir. and Mrs. Robert Wilde at Jewett City Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-18
CHAPLIN

Rev. Robert Williams is dean of the seminary at Williamsport, Pa, and has accepted a call to Albion college in Michigan, where he will take up the work in September as dean of the college
 The South Chaplin school closed the term Tuesday. Hazel Lincoln attended school the full year without missing d day. The school held a picnic Tuesday afternoon on the grounds of Mrs. Myrtle Locke, their teacher. A good number attended, including parents of the chill dren and others. Sandwiches, cake, fruit, lemonade and ice cream formed the pie nic lunch enjoyed by all.
 Y. P. s. c. E. entertainment and social was held at the vestry Wednesday evening. The program was made up of readings, recitations, 8 dialogue. songs and instrumental m~Sic. A good deiega- tion from the society at Mansfield Center came over with the pastor, Rev. R. c. Pavy, and the musical part they fur nished was an enjoyable feature of the evening. A trio, Rexford Crane, violinist, Wesley Nichols, flute, and Mrs. Wesley Nichols, pianist, gave a number of pleas ing selections. Miss Beatrice Coe ac- companied by the trio, sang in fine voice The Angels Serenade Robert Stearns gave pleasure to the company with his fine voice in bass solo accompanied bv the trio. The Mansfield friends were also heard in a chorus and all their efforts during the evening were warmly applaud ed Herbert Winslow Hicks. field secre- tary of the Connecticut Christian En- deavor union, gave an inspiring address The entertainment was thoroughly en- joyed by the large number present. Ice cream and waters were served at the close.
 Children's day will be observed at the church the last Sunday in the month.
 Phillips steam sawmill is busy saving the timber in Bedlam on the farm pur. chased from the Lester White estate
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-18
CRACK SOUTH MANCHESTER TEAM
 TO PLAY AT TAFTVILLE TO-DAY

Today is the big day at Taftville. when the fans will journey to the Providence street grounds to see that wonderful South Manchester team clash with the Taftville A. X. and from all indications it promises to be d battle royal Manager Tom Chambers says he will send down Lefty Lyman, the famous Georgetown star twirler. Art Johnson, last season with the Fisk Red Tops. Of Springfield and Lefty Gallagher, who twirled them to victory over the Taftyille team on May 29th. Lambrecht will do the receiving Eddie Munson, the professional coach who made such a fine record with the Fisk Red Tops last season, will hold down first. Massey 2b. Billy DySyer ss. Wilson 3b. Siples Potch and Nowicll, outfieiders This combination seems to be about the classiest in the state. as they have yet to lose their first game in nine starts. Manager Benoit says that the Silk City boys will have the sur prise of their lives. as he has Hal Jus tin. the former Toronto hurler, who will serve them up to the visitors in such a manner that should send them back home with the short end Sf the score. Bill Reddy. known as the human pepper box will do the receiving. and these two should show the fans one of the best batteries seen in action on the Provi- dence street grounds this season. Mills first base Paradis 2b. DeCelles ss, Du- gas 3b. Jocl5 Murphy, Jim Murphy, Gley and Carch will form the outfeid This combination seems to be the best that i the Taftville manager has sent out thIs season. and should send the silk Cit5' boys back home with the short end of the score The game will start at 5.3p
 D. m. standard time.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-18

The baseball attraction iu Westerly today Saturday will be lre game be- tween the Westerly Sanitary corps and the Fifth company. E. I. =. C. Bota teams have fast liueups. anI as there is keen rivalry between the TWO, aE ;ntc:- esting game should resIlu
 Sunday the k. of C. team plays the Revere Rubber company team Of Proyi- dence. The local aggregation has been winning consistently for .ae past few weeks. and with Mooney in tho box. should pull out another win Sunday The game will have an added attraction in the person of Lizzie Murphy. the phe- nomenal female player of Providence. who will cover the initial sack for the visiting team.
 Vincent Gentle. arrested Sunday niEI { on the Post road. was brought before Judge Oliver H Williams in the ThHd District court Friday morning. charged with exceeding the speed limit of 25 miles and operating a car without prop CT lights. The motorcycle officer who made the arrest claimed that Gentle was going about 40 miles an hour, and that no lights were on the machine. it being 9.10 o'clock. For exceeding the speed limit he was fined s25 and 7osts and for operating the machine without lights he was fined s10 and costs, amounting to s43 in all.
 Graduating exercises of St. Miehael's school will be held Sunday afternoon al 3 o'clock in St. Michaers church. There are seventeen pupils in the 1921 class and a short program has been arranged The diplomas will be presented by th' pastor, Rev. John J. Fitzgerald, and thu address to the graduates will be mad 1 by Rev. John J. keanc. who has charg, | of the parish school.
 l At the final meeting ot the curren year, tine Westerly High School Athletic association Friday afternoon elected Robert Stanley manager of the 1921 football team, and Archibald BsmforC assistant manager.
 Tag day for the Salvation Army vii
 be held in Westerly today (Saturday) s' that all the residents of the town ma! have an opportunity to contribute to tn cause Tine campaign is being conduct 1 ed by Merrill post No. 16. American Legion, and will close tonight (Satur day) No announcement has yet beel
 made of the total amount collected s
 far, but il is hoped that S1,O0O will b
 raised 10 help the Army in its home ser vice work.
 Fred S. opie Friday purchased tn
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-18
IN NORWICH FIFTY YEARS AGO

part of the American Institute for the
 great trial Of mowers shortly to take
 place.
 George W Fuller, manager of the
 American Submarine Company. will not
 accompany the expidition to the wreck
 of the San Pedro de Alcantara, but will join it later in the season. In the mean
 time he is in charge of the cohDary's
 extensive interests at home.
 Thursjay June 15. 1S71-The ateam-
 CT City of Norwich came up the river
 to the city yesterday afternoon. Sha will take the llace of the City of New Lon | don whic,. is t7 be withdrawn for re- pairs.
 The Rev. Ashar Moore has resigned the | pastorate of the TnIversaTist church and
 his connection with the society will term mate with the present month. The incorporators of the New Eng land Granite Works, at Westerly R. T., as named in the resolutions which passel | the senate Tuesday are: James G. Bat | terson, Charles B. Canfield. Isaac E. Da- wis. Jafoes L. Howard. William A. How l ard, William A. Healey and Henry A. | Batterson os Hartford and Joseph Led ward of Westerly
 Friday. June 16 1S71-The contract Fer . Inc masonry and earthworh of the court ! house bridge at Norwich Town. was l awarded yesterday 10 Avery Caswell, If ! this town There were ten bids fo~ fur ! niShinE the iron work for the bridge, but | the contract has not yet been awarded. | The Yantfc Fngnie Go. Dronose' 10 l celebrate the Fourth of July by a picnic l for the benefit of the company and the | community. The festivities will take place | n the nicnic grove near the v,1agc. 1 Bluefsh in great numbers are be.ne 1 taken in the Thames between the mouth
 of the river and Perch Rock They are i the young fish, weighing from one to i three pounds.
 Saturday June Y. 1s7t-A b,n has i been introduced into the leEis ature ap-
 nropriatir. s5ooooo for new state ] house in Hartford. We hope t will pass | and the work be undertaken With as lit- | tie delay as possible.
 Edward ChauneU has purchased tn" ! land and buildings on Central Wharf ! known az the YoTng-2Toore property for 1 SlTo0O
 A petition is 10 bc presented to the i health committee toorler the cleaning , Of the outhouso on the premises next tc | Inc Otis library. This has long been | complained of as a nuisance and should before ~l's have been attended to
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-18
LEBANON

Harold E. Buckley of Newport. F. L. died at the home of Rev. Ed<ard Nield early Saturday morning. MT. Buckley, with his wife and little daughter, came to Lebanon several weeks ago for his health. Mrs. Buckley is sister of Mrs Nield. Saturday Mir. Bucllley's father and mother came from Providence and Monday they returned with the body. He leaves his wife and three children. Rev. Edward Yield and family motored to Providence Wednesday to attend the fu- neral and returned home Thursday.
 Children's day exercises were held al the Baptist church Sunday morning in place of the morning service The chil- dren did well in songs and recitations the church was decorated in roses, laure and peonies.
 In the evening the Congregational Sun day school gave d concert with recita- tionS songs and a drill which was pret- tily done. The church was decorated with flowers and flags.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Congre. gational church met at the church par lors Tuesday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Myron Hoxie entertained few friends Tuesday evening. Three tables of whist were played. Sand wiches, cake and lemonade were served The evening was much enjoyed.
 A number from this place attended , Pomona grange meeting at Pachaug or Thursday
 Verson Boothby of woodmont was tn, guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. A. A l Boothby, two days last week. H. W. Sweet spent from Friday unti Wednesday with his brother in Wash | ington. D. C. His mother. who has beer visiting in Washington for severa weeks, returned home with him.
 Mrs. Amos LilIie has been visitin! friends in New Haven.
 c. M. Geer, Leroy Geer and Leol Choquette spent Sunday in Guilford Rev and Mrs. T. Edward Davies o Westminster have been spending fe7 ] days with Miss Harriet Hewitt | MT. and Mrs Lyman Pitcher and MI and Mrs. David Pitcher were in Hart ford Wednesday to attend the reunion O the artillery company of which Nil Pitcher was a member.
 ! Mrs. George ChappeI has been enter 1 taining her sister, Mrs. Jones. of Hebron
 At the grange meeting Thursday even ing the interesting program began wit a paper by Mrs. K. F. Bishop on Shoul a Farmer and His Wife Take a Vaction After that others were asked to speak O ! the topic and Rev. Hollis Campbell re sponded. giving a good talk on the sul | ject. Another paper was read b George Randall on Breadth of Life on
 Farm. Both talks were much enjoyed There was a public health. tableau" b
 Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hewitt Cake an coffee were served.
 Miss Leora Carpenter of Hartfor spent the week end at her home here.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-18
WESTERLY

stIiman block on West Bread ana Coggsweu streets, from Mrs. Eugene St.Aman. This real estate parcel has frontage Of 6O feet on West Broad street and % feet 0h COsgswel street. The building is now occupied by the stores Of Max NovosroRkl, Max Lahr the Sylvia store. the snoD oi Job Thsrns and the blacksmith shops of Michael DriS- coll and Wayland StillInan, besides scs- eral private garages in the rear. The leases on these stores have four years to run, and at tine expiration of that time Mir. Opie plans 10 make alterations, and it is possible that d theatre may be erect cd in tho rear of the present buildings.
 For tue first public dance 10 pc con Lucted by Narragansett circle, Daughters of Isabella at Wequetequock casino. the following ushers and hostesses have been chosen: Dr. Harold r. Doyle, Charles sL Onge, Daniel Whalen, George Chapman, Mrs. Harold Doyle Mrs. Charles St onge. Mrs. Daniel whslen, Mrs. EdTzrd Murphy. Mrs. Cathryn Farrell, Mrs. John Marr and Mrs. John Lynch. Music will be furnished by Crsndalrs orchestra. Laconies.
 The piano pupils of Mrs. James Mo Mahon gave their annual recital Thurs day afternoon at the home of their teacher on Summer street. Following the recital. games were played and re- treatments were served.
 Another series of bicycle races Is to | be held on the Burdens pond road on Tuesday evening at ' o'clock. | Louis Collins. who has been taking q post graduate course at Wentworth in- stitute. Boston, arrived at his home on
 Pleasant street Friday for tho summer
 vacation.
 Harry Martley of Union street has en- tered the U. $. Life Guard Service, and
 at present is at the Watch Hin station 1 Col Charles Ledward Is rapidly re. covering from tho injuries he received
 last Tuesday when struck by an automo-
 bile He was able to be about thu
 streets Friday.
 Miss Jean Smith of George stree leaves this (Saturday) morning for yisi
 with relatives in New Hampshire. Edgar Maxson. G. Benjamin Utter snC
 wilfred B. Utter are among those iron
 Westerly who will attend commence ment exercises at Amherst next week
 They leave for Amherst today CSatur
 day).
 Charles Nullaney has resigned as plan 1. ist in the theatre at Willimantic, An'
 will be at Atlantic Beach casino for tn
 summer. At present he is visiting Hart ]. lord friends.