Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-03


 Number attending no school 1921 Under five years of age ......... 227 Between five and seven years of Between seven and 14 years Of age. 2s Between 14 and 16 years of age ,.. 1s5
 5as Franklyn J. kirtlana, of No. IA High street, was before the police court Friday informing, charged with unlaw- fully, killing a licensed dog and cruelty to animals, to which he pleaded not guii- ty. His case was continued to this (Saturday) morning. bonds being fixed at s100. Later he changed his plea and paid a fine of S1 with costs, amounting to S7.75. The dog belonged to Joseph T. Ellis of No. 39 West Park street; ac- cordlng to the story MT. Kirtiand shot the dog for chasing his cat. The bull let took effect in the animal wounding it but not killing it and for several hours the dog lay suffering. Finally g complaint was registered at the police station and the dog was put out of mis- cry.
 By mutual agreement, no hearing was held Friday at Hartford on the rates for gas and electricity charged this city by the Rockville Willimantic Lighting Company. It has been announced that 1 the company for some time has been col 1 iecting data regarding costs of service, so lower rates are expected. Nothing will be done until the new rates are an- nounced.
 l Brief Notes.
 1 The Lebanon -Willin,antic meet at the 1 '. M. C. A. scheduled for last Saturday night is to take place tonight (satur- day).
 The new twenty-five horse power elec- ! tric motor purchased by the city to re- place the old steam engine at the pump 1 ing station has been placed in position and is ready for use in noisting ice into the ice houacs this winter.
 Plans for ths new schooIhouse al I Windham Center have been submitted and accepted 3y the building commit ! tee. The plans call for building sini- lar to the one selected by the residents ] of Windham; it is expected that 1t car 1 be built within the appropriation of $35,. GOO.
 At the church night meeting at the | Congregational church house Thursday evening Rev Harry S. McCready re- eeived 8 pleasant surprise when his pic ture was added to the gallery of per itraits of pastors. The work was done by a committee of church workers ant came as surprise to the popular pas 1 tor
 Miss Catherine Harrington of Dor chester, Mass. has returned home, af ter visiting relatives in this city.
 Funeral services were held Friday af ternoon for James Robert Lawlor, iron hi shome, No. 14 Mansfield avenue. Bur ial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. Tn Killourey Brothers were in charge.
 Dorothy k. Allen, daughter of tn late George II. Allen and Mary Thomp son Allen, died Thursday night at he home, No, 204 Prospect street, afte three years illness with diabetes nneili tus. She was born in Mansfield, Jun 22, 1903 She was member of tn 1 senior class of Windha1n High sclloo and was popular among her friends Sh is survived by her mother, Mrs. Mar Thompson Allen, and a half brothe1 George K. Allen of this city.
 Al the First Congregational ehurtl Sunday Rev. Harry S. McCready. pas tor, will preach at 10.45 o'clock. Suhjse I of Children's sermon, Christmas Stofie a Morning sermon. An Ancient Sheer wit 9 Modern Meaning. Church school 2 9.45 o'clock. Mems forum meets s t12.15 o'clock. Evening institute at 0 clock, followed by social hour at s. i The First Methodist Episcopal churcl Rev. John Pesrce. pastor. will preac at 10.45 o'clock. Subject of sermon The Saints of Caesars Household. B ble school at noon. Evening worship 7 o'clock. in charge of sorority. Slao sermon by pastor.
 Christian Science service is held Sui day morning at the Woman's club room SNo. sos Main street at 1o.45 o'cloc Subject of the lesson-sermon. God, IT Only Cause and Creator Sunday scho immediately after morning service. '- Up-to-date catalogues are needed the American consulate. Jerusalem.