Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-01
Brief Mention.
COLCHESTER
State Road Repairs-HoIy Name so- ciety Going to Norwich by Autobus Mrs. Louisa Weeks Funeral.

1 Mr. ard Mrs. Frederick Sock and child have returned to New York af- ] ter spending the season at their sum- ner home on Broadway. Charles Gcliert has moved his house. hold goods into the tenement vacated 1 by Samuel Green on Norwich avenue Miss Deborah Shea of Hartford and 1 Miss Elizabeth Shea of Willimantic were guests of their parents, MT and 1 Mrs. David Sh52 on Lebanon avenue 1 over sunday.
 improving Road. 1 The state road from Cragins corner to the roilroad station is being coated i with gravel after which fine trap rock will be put on.
 ! Mrs Edwin B Cragin and son Bradford returned 10 New York Mon- day, having been at their summer home on Broadway for the $ ason
 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas O'ConnelI and two sons of East Hartford were guests g cf Dr O'ConneI's father. AIichae1 i O'|nnneIl. on Pleasant street. Sunday making the trip in their touring car
 Thomas S Clark was calling on friends in Norwich THeseGay.
 Miss Alice Slater, who is teaching in New Haver was al her home on Leb- i anon avenue over Sunday Michael 0'Conneu of Stafford and Richard O'Connell of East Hartford are guests of their father, Michael ! OCrnntlI.
 Going to Norwich for Demonstration
 4 the meeting of the Holy Name society Sunday il was voted to hire a large auto truck to make the trip to Norwich Columbus day Francis Brown has returned from New York having driven William St tedman's famiIv to their home in that citv in their auto
 Miss Isabelle Hayward. Miss Louise 1 Weeks. Mrs. S Thresher and Miss Rohrhecker were at the Hop Yard Tuesday making the trip by auto.
 Mrs. Sarah J Bingham was the guest of relatives in Norwich Tues day
 The First School District is having a hot air furnace installed in the Raw son school building.
 Mrs. John Riley and daughter have returned to Hartford having been guests of Mrs. Rlley's mother, Mrs. Etta Lombard for a week.
 Miss Nellie Hunt has returned to Columbia after a weeks visit at Mir. and Mrs. E. Strong's.
 Funeral of Mrs. Louisa Weeks.
 Mrs Louisa Weeks, formerly of AIelrose, Mass, died at the home of her sister, Miss Isabella Hayward. af- ter a lingering illness, Friday morn ing. Mrs. Weeks was the rgpther of Mrs. Ronald K. Brown of New York and Miss Louise Weeks of this place, and sister Of Miss Isabelle Hayward and Mrs. s. Thresher of Boston. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon. Rev. J. H. Fitzgerald of Hebron off, ciated. The bearers were s. H. Kel- logg. Charles T. Williams, Lucius C. Brown and Ronald K. Brown. There were a number of floral tributes. Bur ial was in the family plot in Linwood cemetery.
 Mrs. Trumbull and daughter have left for their home in Stonington after a few days stay at the Homestead Inn. Mrs. Trumbuu is a sister of Mrs. D. W. Flakes
 Samples of ballots for the coming town election may be procured at Town Clerk Condren's office.
 Morris J. Tynan and Henry G. West have left for Baltimore where they are attending the medical college.
 Daniel w. Williams has returned to New Britain after a few days visit with his parents.
 Congregations to Unite.
 The congregations of the old and new synagogues will unite at the new synagogue on Lebanon avenue tS eel ebrate the coming holidays. The hol- idays commence Thursday, Oct. 2d the New Years day.
 Louis Tanenbaum has moved his household goods into the tenen4nt over his store in the Bingham block.
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