Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-08
WlLIMANTIC

 in town. The election officials were: Moderator, Ernest P. Chesbro: check CT of town beliots. John c. Barstow; checker of women's ballots, Clarence A. Bowen; ballot box tender, Thomas Ashton womans ballot ooX tender, Napoleon Gingras; challengers, Flu gene J. Randall and William B. 1 Sweeney; ballot clerks, Charles H. Baker and Timothy Quinn; booth l tenders. Joseph Peck, Adolph Valiant and Louis Dausereau.
 1 It was a republican victory all the way through wit hthe following elect ] ed all being republicans except where designated
 | Assessor-Chauncey Mcfarland 629.
 Board of Relief-George Hatch, 6s7. | SelectmAn-Jan4es M. Smith T1S;
 second selectman, George Cook 662;
 third selectman, Frank Lincoln d, 525.
 Agent of the Town Deposit Fund | William c. Seymour 635.
 I Auditors-J Raymond Smith, 6S7;
 John Morrison d, 503.
 1 Collector of Taxes-George A. Bart l lett, 705.
 Constables- Harry Avery sss; AL
 fred Card s55; Elmer Young 6S1 Ru- fus Stevens $50.
 II Registrars of Voters-A L. Wea- School Committee-F'rank E. Guild,
 6SS; Katherine J. Spalding, 699: Hor misdas Dion (den) 529. Il Mrs. Robert H. Fenton and Mrs.
 Belle B. Riggleman were taking bond |
 subscriptions at the Liberty Cottage
 Monday.
 The Durham library has been closed until further notice. The |
 bowling alleys and billiard tables at
 the Y M. c. A. have also been closed i Miss Mary Hovey of The Films has
 been spending a few days at her home ill Hartford. The Liberty Loan is making haste slowly. The Windham National bank
 has received subscriptions of s54,6oO;
 the 'Willimantic Trust Co. $40,S50; , the American Thread Go. about $23, GOO, and the Women's Committee at tai of $122.6oo.
 Because of the lack of trained nurses, Mayor Charles A. Gates has
 issued call for volunteer nurses.
 male or female. who are willing to
 aid in taking care of the sick. Miss Winnifred c. Grant, 20, died at the home of her parents, Mr and \ Mrs. William D. Grant about II p. E m. Sunday. Miss Grant was grad uated from Windham High school in
 June, 1917. and has since been em- ployed at the Windham National Bank She is survived by her par ents, three sisters, Florence A, Ethel Y, and May Grant; and three broth
 CTS, Jay. Walter and Leverett. E James Arthur Carroll, 21, died on Sunday at his home. 4 Prospect k street. He is survived by his father, James Carroll, seven aunts, and one
 uncle.
 \ Mrs. Clinton A. Slater, fl, died on
 Monday at the almshouse where she E lad been matron for the past two Ell years. She was born in Wilmington,
 Sept 14, 1877. She leaves her hus-
 band, two daughters. Ethel May and
 Bertha Ella Slater; two sisters, Mrs William Bieknell. and Mrs. Winthrop
 Slater and one brother, Orin Wat
 rous, Jr
 Fl Mrs. Helen L. Card died at her X home I,n South Windham, Sunday, H from pneumonia. She is survived by
 her husband. Alfred E. Card: her ia K ther, Alfred Kinne, and two brothers, E Robert Kinne of Nevada, and Clifford
 Kinne of Hartford.
 2 Mrs. Walter Taylor, e8, died Sun
 day night at St. Joseph's hospital, as = result Of a broken hip sustained
 Sept. IS. She is survived by her hus- Is band, Walter Taylor, of Scotland t, Edna E-awrencs, 4s, and Mary '' KibateI, 8, died at the Mansfield ,k Training School and Hospital oe Ralph Albert Warren, years old, T. son of the late J. Albert Warren. died
 at his mothers home, ? Lincoln
 Heights.
 Bernard H. Brady, 52. died Sunday N at his home in Lebanon from pneu- g- rnonia. He was born in Chicopee ne Falls Mass. Feb. 12. 1S66 He is sur ie vived by his wife and one brother n, Frank Brady of Providence. ..Tn Mrs. George Benoit cIaine, and in- c fant son, Joseph Andre Claing, died i. Sunday at the family home. 2S Maple oa avenue, of pneumonia.
 Mrs. Eva Franklin Baker, 36, died B. Sunday at her home on Milk street IS, fro mpneumonia. She leaves besides CT her husband. s. B. Baker, three small sh children and one sister. es Miss Annie Gertrude Dodd, 2S, died h. Monday at her home, 21 Church e. street from pneumonia. She is sur of vived by her mother, Mrs. Julia Cope r. land Dodd of Mansfield Center. one te sister, Mrs. Florence Casey of this
 city, and three brothers LleweIlyn C. Alfred and Raymond Dodd. ld Miss Jeanette ChaiIlefoux, 1o died T. at the home of her parents, Mr an6 ne Mrs. John Chaillefoux, PAT Mair ne street from pneumonia. Besides hel ,oi parents she is survived by five sis d. ters and three brothers. Q. Doris Anderson, the three months Iv old daughter of Andrew Anderson O | Mansfield Hollow. died Sunday nigh to from pneumonia.
 D. Docina Dansereau, Is, died at tho 1 home Of her parents. Se Arno1d's Lant re on Sunday, of pneumonia. of Mrs. Alice Rouiilard, 24 died Sun, n- day at her home on Windham Road IL of pneumonia. She is survived b1 lis her husband and one child. V Victoria Lada, the 19 months ole .s daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lada .IG Of 40 Stone Row, died Sunday O Id. pneumonia. The funeral was held u TI from the house Monday afternoon ir Cn charge of Killourey Brothers. de Max Sussman, 30, died Sunday a lis ms nome. IS falrFleW street. or pneu' .es monia. He is survived by tw,
 brothers and three sisters The flu ss neral was held Sunday afternoon anC IT, burial was in tht Hebrew cemetery G- in charge of Kiflourey Brothers. he Miss Catherine Louise Sullivan, 80 six a nurse at St. Joseph's hospital, dieC pie there Sunday night of pneumonia
 The body was prepared for burial b, he Killourey Brothers and sent to Nep ms London last night.
 lat Stanley kudeka, 2s. died at hi nt' home on Village Hill yesterday 0 To- pneumonia.
 me ne William Joseph HeaIey, 1s. died ol