Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-26


 than Smith, G, 10th Me; George w. Steadman. K, 18th Conn; Henry H. Steadman, 10th R l; Sylvester Still. ID. Ed N Y cavalry; Allen G. Stillwell, H, 7th R I; John C. Sullivan, c, 10th | c V David Sunreland. I, 1st R I; John Surber, B, 9th R |: Morton B. Sweet, E. 42d ILL: Edward $. Taber, A, 7th R I John H. Tanner, G, Sd R H A; Francis w. Taylor. B. 9th I; Peter Taylor G, Sd R I H A; J. Avery Tefft, I, 1st I; George A. Thomas, A, 7th R I; Benjamin R. Thurston. l. 2d l; Newman P. Tuckerman. navy; William J. Underwood. 7th Conn; Albert Utter, 1st R l cavalry; Joseph w. Vincent, Troop A. 1st R I cavalry; Amos C.. Weeden, 1st R L A: Francis $. West, R I; William H. Wilbur, 1st R I cav ary; Herman J. Missing. navy; Fran cis York Troop A. 1st R l cavalry; Isaac F. York. Troop A. 1st R I cav airy; Nathan York, F, 26th Conn.
 St. Michaers cenetery-Isaac Allen. Sth Conn; Edward Barry, Battery D, 1st Conn H A; Thomas Connors, H, Conn; James Crowley, K. 12th Conn; John Crowley, D, 14th Maine; Thomas Crowley. 18th Conn; John Do1an. B, 69th N Y: Patrick Dougherty. 9th N cavalry; Felix Doyle, D, 18th N Y; William Doyle, G, Sth Conn: James Englisch. A, 12th R I: Charles Fay, D, 69th N Y; William Fay, H, Eth R I: Walter Fitzgerald. H. 7th R |; John Higgins, F, 1st R ] L A; Thomas Keegan, H, 7th R I; John Kelly. K, 12th R I; Peter Mahen, c, 4th Mass: John A. Marr, K, 56th N Y; Michael McGowan. A 18th R I; Patrick Mo Kenna 7th I; Michael McVeigh, K. 14th Conn: Era D. Miner, G, Sth Conn; Michael MOrrissey, L. Sd H A: John Murphy, II, 18th R I; John T. Murphy, H. 7th R I; Patrick Mur- phy. Battery H. 1st R I l. Michael nor G, 2d R I; Cornelius O'Connor, G, Sth Conn; Patrick O'Nei1l, Battery B, 2d H A; John Roche, ID, 14th N Y; James Turner, B, 4th R I; Rich ard Welsh. B, 9th R l.
 St. MichaePs New Cemetery-James Roche K 12th Conn: Thomas Kelly,
 : John P. Trant. E, 9th R I; Ed ward Lattimore. F, 11th Conn.
 Pierce Hill-George P. Nugent. l. 1st R l.
 Spanish wsr Veterans Veteran. 1 BruSser 4ss erans. will place flowers on graves of these deceased comrades:
 River Bend metery-Robert Bruc- ker, B company Third Connecticut: Joseph CambpeTI. D, 9th Mass: Willard E. Conn. A. Sd Conn: John T. Datson, K. 1st R I; Esbon Gavitt, B, Sd Conn Tompkins Obryon, F, 1st Conn, buried in South Africa tombstone at River Bend; John S. Pollard, brigadier gen eral volunteers.
 St. MichaeTs Old Cemetery-Jonn F. Denohue, B, Sd Conn; Michael F. Don- ohue B, 3d Conn; John G. Mcdonald. B, Sd Conn: James D. Neville, B, Sd Conn; Dennis F. O'Connen, B. Sd Conn.
 St. Michael's New Cemetery-John F. Casey, B. Sd Conn: John Casey, B, 3d Conn; Samuel Cristy. NJ. 1st R I; Roger Lynch, U $ navy; Thomas F. White. B, Sd Conn.
 Stonington - John Fallon B, Sd Conn: Dennis Gilmore B. Sd Conn.
 Noank-William Chadwick. B, Sd Conn.
 shannock-Herbert S. Wilcox, K, 1st R I. the Pawcatuck Seventh day Baptist church. was the most liberal contribu- tor to the Woman's Board of Missions for the quarter ending April 30. The sum of $135 was contributed by the local society as follows: Fer Tract society $35; missionary society $36; s25; board expensce S5; Fouke school | 520; Sabbath Recorder $10. The next | argest, contributing $55, was by the l Missionary and Benevolent | society of Nortonville, Kansas, and | $50 from the Women's Society for | Christian Work, of PIainfieId, N. J. | The Woman's Auxiliary society of New | York city contributed ST. The total | receipts for the quarter amounted to | ,530.12.