Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-24

- lS9Su FUF9sF ArFeStsQ.v.f4 :, S.5 r l Mrs. Frank Mousley and sons. Louis, Harry and Frank, after spend ing a few weeks. with relatives in Covington, Va., have returned to their home in the villige. ..
 Tuesday evening. at the meeting of Thames lodge, |. o. O.. F., a class re- ceived the first degree. After. the cer-. emomeS refreshments were Z. served and a social hour was enjoyed.
 At Norwich Funeral
 3 MT. and Mrs. Howard Rogers, Miss Annie Wood and Mrs. F. Edmond Rogers were in Norwich attending the funeral of their grand-uncle, J. Guil- ford Burnett held Tuesday of last week.
 Reuben Austin has resumed his du- ties, after an illness which confined him to his home for several days.
 Church Meeting.
 Monday evening the Baptist church members held their annual business meeting in the church. A baked bean supper preceded the business meet ing. A report was read by the treas urer of the womans branch of the church and officers were chosen for the coming year. '.'-'- Mrs. George Dart of Hill Top. ac- companied by her sister, Miss Allen. of Palmertown, visited on Sunday Mrs. Darts son, Edward, Dart; who is un- der treatment in New Haven. K. of C. Ring to Principal >. The classes in the seventh and eighth grades of Palmer. Memorial school, at the morning exercises. pre- sented the principal, James E. Murphy | a handsome Knights of Columbus ring. Fred Pitcher, class president presented the ring and the best wishes of the class were extended by Ed die Bonville. Mr. Murphy has been principal of the school for about nine years. A few weeks ago he resigned to become principal of the Greeneville Grammar School. His resignation was to have taken effect last Friday but owing to the supervisor being un- able to fill the vacancy he has re- mained this week.
 Cottage Meeting.
 The Thursday evening prayer meet i ing was held at the home, of MT. and | Mrs. Fred I. Phillips in PeQuot The electric light placed on the back | road at Killeens corner at the foot, ot Gay Hill is appreciated by the pub l lie during the the icy travelling as l this place is a dangerous one. The c. M. Robertson Co.'S Bank mill shut down Monday, waiting for l stock.
 Israel Shapiro of New York is spending a few days with friends ir l town. l Frank Craig of Fort Wright spent 1 his week end furlough at the home o1
 his parents. MT. and Mrs. William l Craig
 John Killeen of the U. S. navy has
 had a weeks flrrlough which he srent 1 with his mother in the village. Dur. | ing his service he has been to the Ba.
 hanas and the Azore Islands since he
 was last home.
 Committed to State Hospital. Hyman Yasser of Pequot who has been acting Queer1y recently was talk. i en to the Norwich State. Hospital al
 Brewster's Neck, Wednesday. Tues. day he entered the store of-M. J. lick. ey going back of the counter he wa.
 seen by Miss Teresa Hickey to talk, money from a box where it was kept It was found he had nearly thirt, ] dillars, eleven of which she was able
 to take from him. He also took if l teen dollars from Joseph Dactor.. H.
 was, caught and placed under exam inatior. He has small shoe shop il 1 Peqnot which he has been running. I l is estimated that he had about on, thousand dollars worth of stock O, l tl- overcoats Arrive, ,..., 1 Overcoats for the local company l Homo Guards arrived and were dis I tributed Wednesday evening" Tn,
 coats are not new, but in good con
 dition. They have deep cape. eblBa il