Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-01


 the tank of one of the trucks. To see how much he had secured, he lighted match and the gasoline exploded. He endea vored to extinguish tha flames, and then sent in the alarm. He was Tn court Monday morning on the charge of stealing the gasoline, but the case was continued until Wednesday, morn ings as the prosecuting attorney want ed to ada more counts to the charge. He was put under $1,000 bonds. .
 The body of Abbie Jane Arnold, S5, who died in Montvil1e, Saturday was brought to Willimantic on the 3.45 train Monday and services were held in the Shepard mortuary chapel. Burial was in the Willimantic cemetery with Funeral Director Jay NJ. Shepard in charge. Mrs. Arnold was born in Toi- land, and was the wire of Rev. Henry Arnold. Rev. T. Newton Owen of Columbia officiated at the service.
 The body of Mrs. Mary Shea was brought to this city from Stony Creek Monday morning. Requiem mass was celebrated at St. Joseph's church at 10 o'clock by Rev. T. F. Bannon. Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. Kllourey Brothers were in charge of the ar- rageTents.
 Funeral services for Mary Marytko were held at St. Joseph's church at 1.30 Monday afternoon. Rev. T. P. Ban- non reading the service. Burial was in the family lot at St Joseph's ceIne- tery, the arrangements being in charge of Killourey Brothers.
 Mrs. Julia Minton, 36, who died Fri- day at her home in Lowell. was a former resident of this city. She is survived Sy her husband, Michael Minton, five sisters, Mrs. Marry Fallon of Lowell Mrs. John J. Kelley, Mrs. Thomas Kelley. Mrs. Michael Shea, and Miss Elizabeth Sullivan of this city The body arrived in this city on Saturday, and was taken in charge by KilIourey Brothers. The funeral was home of Mrs. John Kelley, with ser vices at St. Joseph's church at o. clock. Burial was in St. Joseph's ceme- tery, the bearers were William Kelley, William Anderson, Harry Sullivan and Daniel Kelley
 Mrs. Joseph Caron Young, eS, died Sunday night at the home of her son, Joseph Young, 53 Jackson street, from | heart trouble. She is survived by her Husband, Joseph Young, two sons, and 1 a daughter.
 Adam Hebert, 17, died at bis home, B Meadow street, Monday noon from Spanish influenza. He was employed by the N Y, N. H. tS H. railroad. He is survived by his parents, three brothers | and five sisters.
 The funeral of DeIphis Delude was held Monday morning at S.30 o'clock from his home on Center street with services at St Mary's church. Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Joseph Beaulieu, Adelard Berard, Roderick -Lariviere, Frank 1 Gelinas, Henry Roy and Edward Le- clair.
 The funeral of William H. Dube was held from his home on Meadow street Monday morning at 9.30 o'clock In St Mary's church a requiem high mass
 was sung by Rev. Father J. J. Papil-
 lon. Burial was in St. Joseph's ceme- tery.
 All the public schools closed Mon- day for the week because ot the se- | riousness of the grip epidemic. There were 274 absentees among the pupils at Natchaug school, and 2S1 at the Windham Street school. A large num- her of teachers are i'll also. Principal
 
 school is reported as recovering. St Joseph's school has also closed for the i week AIr and Mrs Arthur W Gates have
 returned home from short stay al | Atlantic City.
 The first number drawn Monday af. | fecting this district was 922. Thomas | Feloquin No. 1927 Albert Collins oi
 this city was the second man drawr and SD on.
 The list follows:
 322-Thomas Peloquin Willimantic t027-Albert Collins, Willirnantic | 1697-Antoni Weiss, Willimantic. 37S1-John T. D. Burke. Sterling. | 4S3-Nunzio c. Meli. Plainfeld. 904-James H. Muldoon. Plainfeld. 152S-Cusas o. Lolas, Willimantic 124o-Clarence E. Palmer. Nortf Windham.
 l 1907-Aubin Masse Willimantic i 20-Francis Downing, Moosup. ! 1255-Alan c. Guild. Windham. ] 2122-Samuel E, Lewis, Moosup. i 73a-Lewis B. Day. Pomfret Center. 595-Adolphe Arsault, Willimantic. ! 219-David Larose. Wauregan. 1 625-Ellison s. Smith, Willimantic. 72-Napoieon Harell Moosup.s I v S32-Joseph H. Dore, Moosup. 964-Theodore V. Morrissette, Willi 1 mantic.
 1 2za7-Clarence Irving, Sterling. 1 34S-Alphonse Bernier, East B~aokly1 4-Edwin r. Cross. Wf1li1nantic. | 1z4-Mel. Beruier, Fast Brooklyn. 395- -L,omenico Gramba ttista. Brook 1 lyn.
 1 l2S4-Johr Sarca:n, Will!nantic. 657-John Wojick, Willin%1.ic