Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-26
FUN ERAL.
Mrs. Dominick Harrington.


 The funeral of Mrs. Dominick Har- West Side. Friday morning with Ser vices at St. James church at nine o'clock, Rev. John Roux, NJ S.. Rev. M. T. Ginet. M. S.. and Rev. Father Jo1liver were the officers of the solemn high mass of requiem. Burial was in St. James cemetery. The bearers were. Patrick D. Moran, Patrick Moran Edward Gaffney, Michael Caffery, Hugh German, St., and Edward Len nihan. Lewis F. Kennedy was the funeral director.
 Indoor Picnic. This afternoon there is to be an in door picnic and entertainment at the Westfeld Congregational church for the members of the congregation and Sunday school. and the plans for the affair. are modelled as closely as cir i c1imstances permit after the usual ar- engagements for an outdoor picnic. To Close Until Tuesday. At noon today most manufacturing concerns in Killingly will shut down until next Tuesday morning, in ac- cordance with the recent Garfield edict providing for idle Mondays, as Q measure to conserve fuel Some concerns in town that are engaged in the production of goods for the gov- ernment will not be affected by the Monday shut down order. ,..-.. Dentists Must Be Licensed. | Representatives of the state police 1 department have been Investigating in towns in this vicinity to deterp1ine whether dentists are practicing with | out having the license required un- der recently effective act of the leg islature. The requirement. is being enforced throughout the state and one 1 Windhan county dentist, resident in the southern part of the county was called to account for not having the necessary license.
 I Building Work Held Up. | The long and unbroken severity of the winter has practically caused the suspension of all outdoor work and no progress is being made on building I operations that it was expected might be carried on during the winter. One -Fof the structur.s being delayed in completion is the department house on Morin avenue at Industrial place It was hoped that work might be un- dertaken on the Greek church to be I built on Water street. but this will be delayed until spring opens. Sewing Bee.
 Mrs. John Ashworth of Reynolds l street had the members of the Ladies i Sewing society of St. Alhan's church
 at her home for a meeting Friday aft, ! ernoon.
 Mrs. Simeon Danielson will have tn, members of the Ladies' Reading circl, :. at her home for meeting Monda. ): afternoon
 i Harold F. Glendining, who enliste, . in the service at the outbreak of tn
 war, has been promoted to be a ser
 geant of D Battery. 56th Artillery, t
 which many members of the Daniel
 son company. have been transferred + Farewell Reception. ] Many were at the Methodist cfurc
 Friday to attend the farewell recep
 tion in honor of Rev. and Mrs E. A
 T.egg.
 J. Carl Witter has reported the con } tinued sale and prospective sale c
 herds fr various towns Of Windhar ! county, indicating numerous change
 during the spring months. T Directors of Westeott and Wilco g Old Peoples Home association are t
 complete their official orgapizatio f this afternoon.
 Danielson boys who are in the 1rm ] at Camp Dix and who have been quar 5 outlined have been released from re
 strictions and are now following tn n usual routine of the camp.
 I Native of Griswoid. Henry R. Hill. who died recently i
 North Grosvenordale, formerly was . resident at East Killingly. He wa
 q native of GriswoId, born January 9 1886.
 J Henry c. Kelsey of New Bedfor
 visited with friends in Danielson Fri lday.