Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
JEWETT CITY
Officials Reelected at Annual School Msstins-Two and One Half Mill Tax laid

The annual school meeting was held Friday evening. Arthur M. Brown was moderator and A C. Burdick clerk. The officials were reelected as follows: A. c. Burdick. clerk and G. A. Haskell. James H. Shea; audi tors. F. E. Robinson and A. M. Clarke: collector, w. R. Burdiok. A two and ne-half mill tax was laid.
 Eastern Star Votes Thanks for Gifts.
 Faith chapter. No. s2. o. E. S., held it's last meeting until after the sum mer vacation Thursday evening. The degrees of the order were exemplified. It was moved to extend vote of thanks to Past Grand Matron Bertha s. Gallup and to John P. German fir gifts to the chapter. At the close of the meeting delicious strawberry mousse and cake were served.
 Vital Statistics.
 The vital statistics for the town for May, as filed with Town Clerk John Welsh show ten births: Donald Joseph Roode, son to Carrie Burton and Jo- seph Roode Adolphus Medore Laliberte, son of Rosa Jarvis and Napoleon Ial- iberte Elener Mess, daughter of Vic toria Tabor and Marcil Mess: Woja sexzgiel, daughter of Franceska Ma ceska and Jacob Sexzgiel; Mary Abood, daughter of Nazha Saba and Habbit Abood Allyn Russell Carpen- ter, son of Agnes Wilson and Louis M. Carpenter; Oscar Joseph Crave line, son of Della Doyou and Joseph Graveline: Marie evtne Angelina Nor issette, daughter of Odina Parizeau and Edmond Morissette: Yvonne Ma ria Chetien, daughter of Della Robi- chon and Joseph Chetien; Ralph Clay ton Angel. son of Ella Curtis and Will liam B. Angell. Five deaths. Bronis- s4. Ar,o Nor-- ton, of pulmonary tuberculosis: Elin T. Gustafson, consumption: Ella J Tracy, cancer, and Archie McNicol cerebral homorrhage. Two marriages Lila B. Jennings and Joseph F. Watt and Zefernia Mioduszewska and Lad islaws Gamusko.
 Children's Day Exercises. Sunday morning at the Congrega- tional church there will be a Children's In the evening Rev. W. H. Canes sub- l ject will be Christ's Tribute to Child hood.
 Rev. Samuel Thatcher's morning subject at the Methodist church is The Right Use of Our Talents and the Challenge of the Christ in the evening.
 Rev. Allan Spidelrs morning topic will be The Talents. The celebration 1 of the Lords supper will follow thi: | service. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon there will be a Children's day con. | cert. The pastor will give a short address on The Greatest Thing in tho | World for the Child. There will be nc evening services.
 Beat Horse to Death. Humane Agents Dr. S. H. Holme: l and Louis Gingras were in VoluntowI l on Friday and arrested Ralph Doug lass for cruelty. beating his horse t' | death. It is horrible case of cruelty and the third time he has been ar
 rested for cruelty to animals. lii | case was adjourned until Monday af.
 ternoon at 3 o'clock.
 l Personal Mention. Cadet A. A. Young, Jr, has ar
 rived at his home from the New Yorl
 Military school to spend the summe | vacation. He has been awarded fiv,
 medals for fine marksmanship ant stands fourteenth on the scholarship | roll in a school of 1SO boys. | MT. and Mrs. Charles Learned O | Franklin, Mass, were guests at T. B 1 Keen's on Friday.
 The Golden Links circle of Tn i the vestry of the Congregations | church on Friday.
 | Michael Connell of Waterbury ha | been a visitor in town.
 l Sailing for Scotland.
 Miss Mary McNicol and Andrew Nc | Nicol sail today from New York ol l the Columbia for Glasgow. Scotland | They will visit their sister, Mrs. An
 drew Cossar for the summer. Ale
 McNicol accompanied them and vii return on Monday. William McNico
 of his class at the Connecticut Agri cultural college.