Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-12
JEWETT CITY

The republican caucus held to nom mate a representative and justices of The peace was held in the Town build ing on Friday evening. A M Brown vas chairman and B. E. Gardner clerk Herbert C Webster was nominated for representative. For justices of inc peace B. E. Gardner, Joseph Guil- lottc. James r. Wilbur John F. Cor man. Harold Geer and William R. Pal u.er Town committee will fill any vacancies.
 The Fighting Fourth Liberty Loan War Relic Train arrived in Jewett City at 3.i5 Friday afternoon As the tra.n pulled into the station, the mill whistles were blown and an aerial Homb was sent up from the train. All The mills were closed at o'clock. and .s there are no school sessions this week more than fifteen hundred peo- ule were gathered about the station. -As the people went through the train Charles r. Johnson representing the Liberty loan committee of New Eng land introduced the men who repre- sentcd the French Foreign Legion, the Canadian Overseas Forces and inc nited States Infantry. He himself was most convincing spokesman. and the vividly told experiences of the men had a telling effect. Solicitors from the Mems and Women's commit tees were busy among the crowd and over four thousand dollars were sub scubed. The war relics were view cd with great interest Chairman H ~. Webster was in charge of the ar ranSemonts for the stay of the train n this town.
 There will be very brief services at St. Mar,'s church on Sunday. The af.k sHFf -afa f.7 poned for a week, on account of the Irctailn- epidemic
 At The Methodist church, Sunday morning. stephen A. Prentice of New London Ril speak regarding confer cnce claimants. The pastor, Rev J. W. Aldrica, will preach at the eve hing service.
 Rev. M. ID. Fuller's morning subject at The Bapt gt church will be A Clinic Jt Saumaria. The celebration of The Lord Supper will follow this ser iicc- lu Inc evening there will be a special service.
 Rev Alber. Donnell will preach at tlc morning service in the Congre- eauon1l church. Henry F.. Paul, Jr., will lead the Christian Endeavor ser N cr In he evening.
 Mrs. Annie Eebo died in Voluntown on Thursday. She was 75 years of ago and leaves several sons and daughter.
 Delina Lali6srte. the five months cid son of Mir and Mrs. Wilfred La lherte. died on Friday.
 Ihain Barre died In Glasgo on Fri day. as tho result of influenza and pneumonia He was born in Anthony, N. l. 29 years ago and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Barre. He leaves a wife and five oh ldren. his mother four brothers and sisters.
 Miss Della Labrick, the ten years cd daughter of Della Richards and Frank lahrick. died in Noluntown on "Wednesday. The burial was in St Thomas cemetery and the bearers were Louis Lachappelle. Ernest Du- ront. William Lamoine and. Leo Ma grey. Undertaken l.. E. Gilbert was charge.
 Rev. q. J. McCabe was notified or Friday or the death of Charles kus- ter in C0ilinsville. He was the broth cr of Rev F. J. Muster, q former cu- rate in St. Mary's parish. He was audut thirty years Of age and his death removes the last one of Father kGster's immediate family The young man was ill only a short time with influenza and pneumonia. Father kuster's many friends both in Jewett iltN and \ NorWlch VIII sincerely sym nathize wi5h him in his bereavement. The funeral is strictly private and Father McCabe will be present at the church.
 Miss r. Esther Priest of Howard, Mass. Mrs. Annie Timothy and M ss Ncttie Wilder Of Worcester are spend : ing a few days at Daniel Morgan's.
 Faith Chapter, O. F.. S.. have voted 10 subscribe for fifty dollar Liber- ty loan. The money will be raised by giving whists and dances.
 Undaunted Lodge, K. of P., has sub scribed for s200 in Fourth Liberty loans. The new l. Q. O. F. electric siEn on the Town hall is a great ad- dition Co the building.
 Fred Clarke has enlisted in the Student Army Training Corps at Car ncgie Institute of Technology in Pitts tCrE. Pa.
 Mrs. John Minski is very i'll with pneumonia.
 The more a man studies women the less he knows abottt thar,