Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-21

farm, Just at the Killingly- line.
The loss Of the horses occurred at what
is known to residents of the neighberhood
as the Eecoed spring.
The Glsry Of shs ohxzstian, and The
Peril Of Spiritual Neglect will be the
subject Of sermons to be delivered at the
Baptist church here Monday and Tues
day evenings next week by Rev DR.. Rob-
ert L. Roberts Of Norwich. These SER
vices are OF a group Of four arranged by
the Denfelson Federation of Churches On
Thursday and Friday evenings of next
week the services will be at the Methorst
churches and the sermons will be
preached By Rev William H. Bath Of
Norwich. his subjects to be announced
later. At all the services Of the week
A. P. Burns will direct the federation
choir and also the congregational singing
that will be made special feature OF
each meeting.
Mrs. Charles 8. Hyde Of Brooklyn will
come here Monday evening to install the
newly elected officers Of Klhngly grange.
The ceremony will take place at Pellett's
hall. There Is to be social hour and
refreshments are to be served.
The young Alligator that came by par
eel post TO Henry D. Crosby Of Academy
street has created a great deal of inter-
est in the community and has had large
number of visitors; also donations of
food that allgaters are supposed to be
fond Of, Including some mummychugs.
which he devoued with avidity. :.
The recently elected ehaeers of Colonel
William H. Hamilton camp, U. S. W. ".
were installed at a meeting held at the
room of the organization in the state
Inr
| mander Frank Young acted as installing
officer
Alex Ruxtella, resiseat near WaureKan,
and his counsel, Attorney Arthur G. Bill,
| were at Hartford Friday to appear before
Judge Edwin S. Thomas In the federal
court Mr.. Ruxtslla was charged with
certain violations of the liquor laws fol-
| lowing a raid made At his place several
weeks ago. when an underground tunnel
leading from his home to the barn on the
place was uncovered by raiding officers
and quantity Of intoxieants of various
kinds seized.
Following are the newly elected direc.
tors of the Westcott and Wilcox Old Peo-
! pies home: Frederick A. Jacobs. Timothy
! Il. Hopkins, Judge Milton A. Shumway
F, Ernest II. Warren, Frank T. Preston, j
Arthur Atwood, w. Irving Billiard, Sid.
| ney S. Stone, Mrs. M. A. Shumway Mrs
A. H Arlington Mrs w. H Judson
Mrs. Minnie NJ. Milligsn, Mrs. Ella S
| Russell, Mrs. Henry D. Crosby, Mrs Min.
ME S. Allen. Miss Emma F. PIlling.
| The executive committee is made up o
| Frank T. Preston, S. S. Stone and Mrs
| Nj A. Shumway r. A. Jacobs is presi
| dent and F. T. Preston secretary treas
| urer.
| Beginning Sunday, and hereafter, tn,
price of the Boston Sunday American ant
Advertiser win be IL cents per copy. Johr
! NJ. DOVE George P. Berris.-adv.
/ Mrs. Daniel Spaulding had the mem
bers of the Women's Missionary societ,
| of the Baptist church at her home for {
meeting Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Martin Mellor, who has been Sc
! rlously i'll at her home on Broad street
was reported Friday as resting NOR,
| comfortably.
| a play given in French Thursday even
ing under the auspices of the Union ST
| John Baptist by a Manville, r. l., com
| pany of players attracted large ana
| appreciative audience of local French
/ speaking people.
Sam the Sisser, after a layoff of TIVE
| weeks, is again on the job. Reports o
| his activities during the past few day
| include a chase after n young man ant
peering into the windows of a house OF
School street, which is fayorte field o
| operations for hin:
! Bishop Hughes will preach at the Meth
| odist church in Moosua) Sunday Afternoon
| in connection with the 18th annivefsar,
observance that has been arranged
| Members of the DRnieison Methods
chuFuucuh will go tn Moosup this (Satur
day. evening to attend a historical page
ant that will be a feature of the ami
| Versary observance
Mrs. William Young of Winter stree