Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-27
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Horace A. Warren.

Mrs. Rachel NJ. Warren. 61. wife of Horace A. Warren. died at 12,10 a. m. Saturday at their home on Grove street. Mrs Warren was born in Sterling and was the daughter of Cap tain Albert and Mary Brink. Mrs. Warren, who was once a teacher, leaves four sisters, Mrs. Jerusha H. Stanton, Danielson, Mrs. Edward Geer, Jewett City, Mrs. Jane Place, Coven- try. R. l., Mrs. Emma Love, Sterling. Woodstock. Charles Brink and John Brink of the town of Sterling.
 Hoid-Fast Glass Organizes.
 The Hold-Fast class, at a meeting held with Mrs L. B. Durfee, School street. voted to organize. officers and committees being elected as follows: President. Mrs E. NJ. Wheaton: vice secretary and treasurer. Mrs C. Fl. Brown; membership committee. Mrs ". H. Sharpe. Airs. R. K. Smith. Mrs. Aboie E. Child; good cheer committee, Mrs Atathews0n Angeli. Mrs Adelaide Durfee, Mrs S. A. Howell; social com uittee- Mrs. H. N. Brown, Mrs George Coclzell, Mrs. Lewis Sherman
 inquiries About Commission Form of
 Government.
 To city clerks of various rnunicipali- ties in New England states and outside of that division of the union NJ H. GeisSler, as clerk of a special commit tee of the Business Mems association, has sent out 8 set of questions relative to the experiences they have had with the commission form of government, as to the population of their cities, special features of their charters, tax atiOn, weak points found in the com mission form. and so on. All of this data Is to be classified as it Is received and used for reference in connection with the consideration of applying the commission plan of government to this city. A considerable number of the letters of inquiry are out, but up to Saturday only one reply had been re- ceived. Several more answers are e1- peeted this week. however
 Officers ef Drop-tn CEass-
 The Drop-In class of the Congrega- tiena1 church has elected these officers for the ensuing six months: President Mrs c s. Andem; vice president, Mrs. Fl. L. Pease; treasurer, Miss Sampson; secretary, Mrs Eaves; membership George Pray, Mrs. E. c. Morse: social committee, Mrs. Barber. Miss 8. Eiixa- beth Clarke: reception, Mrs. George Gilpatric. Miss Emma Kinney, Mrs Annie Brown; devotional. Mrs. Char lotte Champlin: visiting committee, Mrs. w l.. Russell, Miss Grosvenor; finance. Mrs. Walter Rich, Mrs, Elliott. Mysterious Woman Not Yet Identified.
 The police department continues it's investigation of what continues to be the mysterious assault on Mrs Mabel Franklin at her home on Oak street Wednesday forenoon of last week. From several sources reports have come to the officers relative to women who, in greater and lesser degree. am swer the description of the woman who committed the assault, but none of the information received has proved to be Of any value. One story that has come to the officers has opened up new line of investigation which will be worked out as completely as possible Mrs Franklin is recovering from the effects of the attack made upon her No Action on Postoffiee Site Petition
 There have been no developments relative 10 the federal postOff1ce build ing matter since the petition of over 1000 Putnam people was presented in Washington, conveying an expression of desire on their part that the site for the building be abandoned. Re quests of the government, made several weeks ago, that the site be cleared, have been complied with. and the lot is naw free from buildings.