Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05

managing the team, and Rev. Otto Beau me{ster is lining up the younger boys of the troop in hopes to start another team.
 The St. Lawrence football eleven who will play the Connecteiut gricuftural col- lege team at Gardner Dow Field, StorTs, today (Saturday) motored through this city Friday afternoon. Their trip to the college brought them nearly 400 miles from home. Four automobiles were used to transport the team.
 Chief of Police Daniel J. Kiiiourey re- ceived notice Friday morning from State Motor Vehicle Commissioner Robbins E. Stoeckel, that the driving license of James M Brown had been revoked dat ing from November 2nd. MT. Brown re- gently figured in an accident on Windham road when the automobile owned by Will fred Blanchette was badly wrecked. Brief News
 Workmen were engaged Friday in re- placing old blanks on the footbridge. Some of the blanks removed to make way l for new ones had been in use for about ! ten years.
 Company G. 1ssth Infantry, Is plan ming to hold a big indoor carnival during 1 the latter part of this month. The com pany was only recently organized and 1t | There is to be varied athletic program carried out by the company during the winter months and basketball team will represent them in the city. Captain Jo- l serh R. Morrison reports that the com 1 pany is now recruited to full strength of | 52 enlisted men and two officers. | William P. Forsythe and George N. M. Knowiton of Ashford were local visitors Friday.
 1 Miss Elizabeth Sullivan of Jackson l street is to spend the week end at the home of Dr. H. H. Heyer of New Londan as the guest of his daughter, Miss Mar garet Heyer.
 Miss Esther Taber of North stoning- l ton is spending the week end with her l father, John c. Taber of Church street. Mrs. Jennie Still of Derby returned 1 home Friday, after a visit at the home of Mrs. Lorenzo Moses of the Ridges.
 Robert OConnelI of New Haven, is vis | iting friends in this city. Mrs c. c Case is to attend the annual Wellesley club meeting to be held at the Hartford City club this (SaturdayO afternoon.
 Mrs. Josephine Mcvety of Norff Adams, Mass, has returned home, aft. CT spending two weeks visiting relative, in this vicinity.
 ! Al LIlS U. A. + IH6eL1ngS HS1lQ h11Qd1 afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lorenzt Litchfield of Windham street, plans fol the meeting of Tuesday, Noyeufber Stt were discussed
 Sportsmen report Fnat conditions ar, better for hunting thlJ year than in 192i at the same time Of the year. The leave have now nearly all fallen from the tree and hiding places for game are not st many as during the season of 1920
 At the First Congregational church Rev. H. s MeCready, pastor will preacl Sunday at 10.45 o'clock. Subject O childrBn's sermon, The White Feather Communion address, Sensation or Sacri fees. Church school meets at 9.45. Sun
 day evening institute at o'clock, fol lowed by social hour at s.
 Rev. John Pearce, pastor of the Firs 1 Methodist Episcopal church, will preac
 at 10.45 o'clock. Bible school at noon
 Evening worshi pat o'clock, subjec Short Beds and Marrow Quilts. Son; service during meeting.
 At the First Baptist church, Rev. 1. Il ] Carpenter, pastor, will preach at 104 o'clock. Communion at close of mornin service. Church school at noon Chris ton Endeavor society at 6 D. m., follow tu DS evening community service at
 Subject, The Worlds First Great Stor- Retold-
 Christian Science services are hei, Sunday morning st 10.45 o'clock in tn
 Woman's club room, No. S03 Main stree: Subject of the lesson-sermon, Adam an, Fallen Man. Sunday school im1nediatel, l after morning service.
 l large number attended the dance. gil en at the town hall Friday evening b, the girls of the five and ten cent store Eighteen numbers were enjoyed.
 I,h Christian Endeavor Society of tn l First Baptist church entertained tn church members Friday evening at rh 1 church. The entertainmeut conrsitte had arranged 8 number of games fo anu sednent during the evening. Refresh ments were served during the social
 During this week the library in the sl, perior court room has ben stocked wit many new volumes. 4he wall space now nearly all filled up and when neN volumes are received some of the old boo
 eases will have to be used. The law Ii brary in this city is now one of the bcs in this section of the state.