Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-10
Postal Savings Bonds For Westerly
Last Date Applications will be Received December First Death of John Oiin Brigham-Christian Christianson Az New Piayhouse-Many Mourners Funeral of Dan- iel | Malnatti

John o1ia Brigham died Friday night at the Homeopathic hospital of PFoxf- dcnce ef pneumonia following an op- eration ia the throat NIT. Brigham ssas born July f5, lS4S, and went to sfrosidance when IS wears of age and enteres the employ of his uncle, John sNensrfcE. naaREEsct15'er of mill sup nlies. Tn 1878 he engaged in the whole sale grocery business for r years and then shifeed to real estate.
 En 1874 he married Miss Alice Pen dletoa Saunders of Westerly, who sR1I- wives han. He also leaves two. sons, Herherz QEp Brigham of Providence and Clarence SssE5eEzs Brigham of Wo-ceS<sE. He vas particularly de- voted 70 his home and family and was not connected with any cISFos or fra feTTusseS~ He was a member of the Central CeDErs Cazlona5 church and was much iutsresEed ia church wcZ-Es.
 Possnaaster Charles j. Butler gives th> information that the last day this year S~heE applications N~ili 5e received Tor tnc ncAs iSssts o< postal s2N1ngS headz e Ias.- z 1914 will be Dec ]. ThE bonds Nr4-l he issued in the usual sscncl1112-iors of S20 S100 and $500 and fsesg interest from Jan. l. although they inzy nc1 be issued until month CT more &rSer that Ga1s~ Tnere will be 15o usual choice. berReeR registered and Go1P0z bonds, and the treasury department WlA not recognize any ownsr for Iae cou pon bonds except the hoaGer- II Tosy are stolen the owner has only the usual methods of recover ing the pTopesIy and cannot stop pay m&nr od interest
 me bonds siu be sold through the cn1vne-Sinn of postal savings deposits. and through that method only Post master Butler has circulars which show that rse-hrd af obtaining the &H ~-4H rm I posters in interest fl they apply in any other manner than that laid down En regDlarrnnS-
 The srhs5rl= of instruction by the ccETe ar<TfiGry corps sergeant iastruc- ter has been announced There will be snS1rEcZons fcT candidates for first class gu-ers al the state armory at Westerly ASE- I@. 2s. Dec 10 24. and Jan and q For observers and plot ue-s. F,ea- i. IN. March 1. Is. and April 1 l5 and e&
 The orcer calls attention to the ne .cessitT E 1ae candida tes attending every meeting. as the number are so few that none can be missed without considerable loss The instruction ElA be progressive and the sergeant 1rgt-zc2sr VIII hsae no time to spend. tn reossrrnE instruction for the benefit Of those who 1aH behind by reason of absence or to devote to any second class sumner Igfstruccion that should have been giE'en in the company. The schedule t0r the instruction for officers EzS has. been divided into classes and Class Two is for officers receiving in s--ncIon E1 Westerly, and officers will he assigned to cls sses by the inspector instruction Class Two will be in ses- sinn &o~- 21- Dec 12. Jan. 2, 2, Feb 1s. March (. @7. April 1T and May g.
 Christian CnrFstianSon, representTnu Syrae1se scene painting house, is in Westerly rigging the scenery for the new playhouse in West Broad street. He wMs R Ez2ge carpenter at the Madi-