Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-02

ing for Mrs. Russell. The bearers were J. B. Leclaire, MaXy Seymour, F. X. Cassavant and Louis Nedeau. Burial was in St Marys cemetery, SyIvandale. Funeral Director J. A. Hourigan was in charge of the services. She is survived by two sons, David of this place and Joseph A. Russell of Chicopee Mass. Three daughters, Mrs George Seymour and Mrs L. La Roe of Jewett City and Mrs. Nash of Chicopee.
 Among all the decorations on the line of march Memorial day there were none more attractive than those displayed by Louis Howe of Pal mer street Besides the bunting and flags there was a display of muskets, swords pieces of ancient armor sad i dles and other munitions of war sec ond to none owned in this section. Mr Howe is especially interested in the collection of old relics and each piece in the display has an interesting history.
 Qualified For Jury Duty. The following is list of electors of the town of Griswold, qualified to be jurors, filed with the clerk of the superior court, May S1 by James H. Shea, Oscar Dugas and John Porter, selectmen of the Town of Griswold:
 Charles Armstrong, farmer; Doug las Auclair, druggist; John Armstrong, farmer; Charles D. Babcock, mer- chant; Joseph Bryant, clerk; Dennis Barnett, clerk; Alburtus c. Burdick, insurance agent; Simon Brewster, farmer; Irving o. Burdick, farmer; Walter G. Burdick, farmer; Henry R. Buck, farmer; William F. Bitgood; blacksmith.
 Andrew Cheseboro, farmer; Harry 1 rl- machinist; Owen Clark, farmer; John D. Driscoll. watchman; Uldege Des- rosters, collector; Arone Dawley, farmer; Marcus H. Driscoll, mill op i erative; John Dolan. laborer; William i A Edmund farmer; Wayland B. l Der: Edward A. Geer, farmer; Frank ! A Geer, farmer; Edwin NJ, Gray, | timekeeper; Azaria,s Grenier, mer- | chant John E. Green, coal dealer; 1 Samuel A. Gardner, farmer.
 Casper Hoppman, farmer; John A. l Hourigan, undertaken; George A. Haskell, farmer; Herbert Edmund, la
 borer, Walter Johnson, carpenter; Al i fred H. Jorsss, mail carrier; Clarence : Kahn, laborer, laborer; Charles La i tham, farmer; Francis P. Letham i farmer; Francis P. Leyden, farmer;
 Jean B. LeClaire, merchant; Dennis
 Lea, farmer; Eli G. Lague, barber;
 Dennis Murray, retired; Austin A
 Main merchant; c. Frank Morgan { Clerk, Willis H. Morgan. farmer;
 Louis Masse, insurance; Frederick
 Menard, clerk; George Moeles, farmer;
 William J. Miner, blacksmith.
 James McNally, laborer; Samuel F
 Palmer, farmer; Amos A. Phillips, la
 borer; Asher B. Papple, farmer; Frank ]. Ray, laborer; Herman W. Roberts
 laborer; Joseph Roode, farmer; Max cy Seymour, expressman; Michael F 1 Shea ice and wood dealer; Dennis Sullivan, laborer; Frank B. Terry farmer; Andrew J. Tinker undertak- CT; Dwight T. Tracy, farmer; Herbert H. lift, bookkeeper; Frank c. Whit ing, farmer; Ransom A. Young, farm i CT.
 Goose Egg For PlainfieId Team.
 St Marys Holy Name Baseball clut shut out the Plainfield Holy Name club by a score of Il to in the game Memorial day.
 Holiday Week Visitors.
 Among the visitors in town Memo 1 rial day for the monument unveiling and for the week end were: MT. and 1 Mrs. $. c. Gilbert. Miss Maud Gilbert of anielson, MT. and Mrs. Walter Gil bert of Derby. MT. and Mrs. Frank
 Spalding of Shelton. Mrs. Allan White and Edward Beebe Of Norwich at F H. and E. E. GiIbert,s, Mrs. Edward l Riley of Cranston, R. l., Mir. and Mrs
 George Babcock. Everett Babcock and