Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-10
JEWETT CITY

very great interest has been evidenced in the exhibits, also in the progam outlined by. and in charge of, Charles P. Johnson, representing the Liberty Loan Committee of New England.
 Accompanying MT. Johnson as the speakers are prominent representa- tives of the French Foreign Legion, the Canadian Overseas Forces and the United States Infantry, viz:
 Interpreter Eugene Lebert, who served two years in the French army, and is now attached to the Ameri- can army as interpreter.
 Private Harry Verly of the Foreign Legion, who has served three years in the present war.
 Both Interpreter Lebert and Private Verly have been decorated with the Crois De Guerre.
 Lieut.. Ralph Lewis of the 18th Ca nadian oversea Battalion.
 Lieut.. Lewis was twenty and one half months in the service. He en- listed as a private and was promoted to lieutenant after the battle of the Somme, and decorated with the mill tary medal by King George.
 Private Raymond Schwartz of the 109th Regiment, U. S. Infantry, 18th division, who served in France for five months at Chateau Thierry and Fiemes 0, Eassed and invalided on account of shell shock
 The stories of these men are ex- uemely interesting, portraying the rig DTS of war as applied to the allies as whole: the sacrifices, the sentiment and the pathos of the French nation In the defense of their home life and the maintenance of their liberty: the strength, the force and the support TF WEA sa4arx 11.... . and lastly. the courage. force, dash and daring of the American Expedi- tionary Forces.
 During the stay of the train at Jew ett City, subscriptions for Fourth Lib erty loan bonds will be taken. The matter of closing the mills at o'clock to give all a chance to see this won derful collection of exhibits and to hear these interesting speakers, is un- der consideration.
 Health Officer c. H. Jennings has decided to lift the ban on churches next Sunday. so they may hold ser vices as usual Riverside Grammar school will open Monday. The opera house will be allowed to open again. Slides will be shown which will re- quest those who must cough at any length to kindly leave the theatre.
 The regular meeting of the warden and burgesses was held this week Warden Mailhotte presiding The re- port of the clerk and treasurer were read and accepted. It was voted that the matter of getting the Jewett City Water company to extend the water main on North Main street be left in the hands of the borough counsel and taken. before the public utilities con- mission. The following bills were tod Va-ls a ,T- park, $3.S3; Leonard McBroome, work on streets, SPA: Martin Wolf. police duty, 390; Martin Lopez, work on the streets, $l5; S. N. E. Tel. Co.,, phone fire house. s3.SO; Dearnley x Clarke Tor lantern, S5c: Francis Mclaughlin silent policeman, s10.04: J. c. E. L plant streets, library, hose home slsl.5s: William Fogarty, streets. S73 F. H. Gilbert. streets. s5S.92: J. T Shea. streets. sS1.54: R. P. Gardner posting meeting notices, $l: Payne 6 Gardner, printing notices, $375.
 Forty five hunters licenses have been issued by Town Clerk Welsh They were taken out by Theodore Boule, Frederick Smith, Jr, Wm. J Magel, William Duggan, L. A Thomp- son, Chas. Whipple, Edw. Walsh, F'reC Haskell, Nathan A. Iillibridge, Nelson Grenier, R. F. Cheney, Robert Willis Earl Gray, A. B. Popple, Edw Comes 4. H. Dawley. Theodore Bachand. Geo Therige, Henry Mechteau, AdelarC Benoit, John T. Sullivan. Jame. Smith, Austin Harris, F. s. Condie Herbert Sharkey, Michael Medick. Ma than Brand. Wilfred Marshall. LloyC Herbert, Max Buckercoda, H. c. Will lis, William Monsees, Henry eVese man, John Hoppman. Ralph Wilbur William Grenier, Eugene Gutteneckt John J. Shea. G. Curtis Hull, J. W Wilson, Charles Carey, Edmond Bry ant, Clifford Mitchell. Jr, Redmond Walsh, Joseph Potts.
 The Beardwood property, on Ma thewson street, has been sold througl the agency of H. C. Webster to An drew Anderson of Norwich, who take possession November 1.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Olson's name should have appeared in the list o those who sent flowers to the funera of Mrs. M. W. filling.
 Mrs. Adeline Bourey, 54, died il Griswold Tuesday. She is survived by her husband and children.
 Both Mir. and Mrs. Fred Menard ar lh and their store has been closed
 Mrs. Nelbert Myott has returnet from Camp Devens, and is caring fo her niece. Miss Margaret Jordan, wh has pneumonia.
 Joseph H. Mccarthy, Jr, of the T s. s. Lenape, has secured an adde, five days to his furlough Young Nc Carthy was transferred from the Ma dawaska. The Lenape Is a freighter lie naS made seven trips across tn Atlantic. Stephen Fabre of the U. s $. Bridge is home for a brief shor leave. He has made four trips across Wilfred LeClaire is expected home ii a few days. He is on the U. S. S Madawaska and crossed the oceal over and back. nine times. A yea ago not one of the three boys had eve seeA the Aelantic.
 Monday morning the narriaqe o Miss Phelamaise M. Demers, daugh ter of MT. and Mrs. Paul Demers Q Jewett City, and Walter F. Kohan ski, son of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Ko nanski of Norwich, took place at o'clock at St. Mary's church. Rev. ] J. McCabe. pastor of the church. per formed the ceremony and sang tn nuptial high mass.
 After the church ceremony a break fast was served at the home of tn bride.
 Ralph La Femina of the State Piel New London, was best man, and Mis- Victoria M. Kobanski sister of th Q. .ii' N"S Dl LNeSIldId. Ine groom gHt to the bride was a Liberty bond To his best man he gave a tountai pen. The brides gift to her maid wa a cameo brooch.
 The bride was handsomely attire in white seorgette crepe with hat | match. and carried a shower bouuue of pink and white carnations.
 The bridesmaid wore grey geor. gette, with hat to mach and carrie pink carnations. Th1 bride receive many handsome presents. includin linen. china, cut glass, silver, ar. ivory.