Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-21
WILLIM ANTIC

by Erne8 skinner Of that place. were
held Sunday morning al 10 o'clock at
the crave in the South cemetery, Hanp-
ton Arrangements for the funeral were
in charge Of Jay NJ. Shepard Of this
city.
Mrs. Mary Cady Hopkins. SO, wife OF
John Hopkins. died Friday at her nome
on The Ridges after an Illness OF three
weeks. She was born N Chaplin. the
daughter Of William and Fablar Deane
Cady and leaves besides her husband
brother, Jarius Cady Of Stafford Springs
a daughter, Mrs. Gastave Spencer Of Sar-
asota Springs, Fla, and q niece. MRS
Andrew Balantyne Of Pittsfeld, Mass.
the new annex to the Card Home Tor
the Aged will be completed by the mid
die of December, and TIE trustees, BOARD
oe mana gers, and the Kings Daughters
who are interested in the furnishing OF
this addition have sent out notice that
everything needed to furnish the new
rooms will be wanted on the opening DAY.
The committee stats that thus Ear TWO
rooms have been furnished by donations
and there stu TeTnain ST rooms to De
furnished. To give an idea OF what IS
NEEDED to furnish one of these rooms the
igt. One bed; mattress, bureau, table,
rocking chair, straight chair, and two
rugs. the total cost Of which is Se1 with
curtains and bed clothing extra. Dona-
tions for the home are to be sent upon
notification of any Of the following COM
nittee prior to December 1st: Mrs.
Frank NJ. Smith, Mrs. Robert B. Brown,
Mrs. w. ]. Hastings and Mrs. Arthur W.
Gates.
funeral services for Lucinda A. Davis
were held Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
at Andoyer Congregational church, Rev.
Fl. 3. Goodsen conducting the service.
Burial was in the Andover cemetery,
Rev. Mr.. Goodseli reading committal
| service at the grave. The bearers were
| Charles Wright, Ralph Bass, T. H Ladd
and Frank Hamilton. JAY N. Shepard
was in charge.
The funeral of Rebecca A. Hanna was
held Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock at
| st. Peters Episcopal church, Hebron, the
| service being conducted by Rev T. D.
| Martin, recor. Burial was in st. Peters
cemetery, Hebron, q committal service
being read at the grave by Rev. Mr.. Mar
| tin. The bearers were H. Doubleday, 3.
Carpenter. G. Myers, ]. Hanna, T. Smoth
ana G. Long. Arrangements We're in
| charge Of Jay NJ Shepard
Brief News.
| Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Brooks and
daughter, Bessie, are touring to Flori-
| da. in their house wheels, a REQ speed
wagon fitted up in the manner Of a
house
The several football fans who went to
Cambridge Saturday 10 see the Yale-Har-
| ward classic were not disappointed as
! they saw one of the hardest fought
| games of the season.
| The Sunday afternoon hour at the Y
NJ. c. A. opened Sunday when three reels
| of motion pictures We're shown before al
audience Of over seventy boys. The pic
lures were entitled Thirsty Fibre, De.
VISITATION of Northern France and
Through Lies Windows
The bicycle Of Evelyn Simmons was
| damaged Saturday afternoon whe1
struck by ali automobile, backing 10 tn,
curbing. The motorist agreed to pat 70,
i the broken rim.
Miss Birdie y TarbeH Of West Som
ervile Mass, was the speaker at the
meetings of the First Society Of Spirit
nalists Sunday.
Rev. ]. f, FELTON, Of South Norwall,
preached at the morning and evenin,
services Sunday at Calvary Baptis
church.
| Following the Sunday evening institut
at the First Congregational church al
evening of pleasure was enjoyed. 4 de
scription contest was held TWO side
forming and the leader of each side de
scribing some one Of the contestants
Each failure to answer cost a side on
member anu the losing side was to furn
ish the refreshments for the next socia-
During the evening Everett MacFarlan
entertained at the piano.
Faithful Navigator Eugene z. Hickey O
San Jose council Fourth Degree Assem-
bly,, has received an Invitation to assis
in the installation of officers in the as
sembly at Baltic. November 27th.
meeting Of the local knights viii be Hell
ton. - ia
The change in running time Of pas
senger trains over the New Haven rail
road, effective this (Mondayl morning
brings but one change to Willimantic
Passenger Train No. H. leaves this cit
at a. N. instead of 6.14 a. m.
The four page folder issued by tn
!. Chamber of Commerce setting forth tn
advantages Of Willimantie as a residen
tisl and business city is being distrihrtA
among the merchants and business men
The booklet will be. sent ont in CORES
pondence boosting Willimantfc whereve
local men have business.
Plans for Thanksgiving are 10 be dis
eussed at the postponed meeting of tn
Willimantic Welfare Bureau this CMon
day. evening
| W. c. Norris occupied the snpit at til
kLberty Hill church Sundav. HIS toni
was The Peace Conference.
Fourteen friends Of Miss Eliabet
Simpson. laughter of Mr., and Mrs. Jo
seph r. Simpson, noted her eighteent
birthday Saturday night. by calling a
the house and enjoying the evening wit
her.
The other day Superintendent Wilar
NJ. Bowen of the pumping station nc
/. ticed big deer lave the island which
situated on one side Of the station pon