Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
JEWETT CITY

lo00-14QulS RGSkeT, SCOIldIlQ.
 JEWETT CITY
 At a joint meeting of the. select men and board of school visitors, held Friday evening, A. NJ. Clarke, was chairman and J. w. Payne, clerk. The same appropriations for the schools of the town were made as last June. After this meeting ad- journed the board of school visitors met and organized A. Nj. Clarke was elected chairman and J. w. Payne clerk. The following commit tees were appointed: Transportation. J. c. Hawkins. A. M. Clarke and W. c. Terry; examination committee, A. NJ, Clarke. J. F. Hennon and L. M. Payne, Louis Masse, William McNi- col; textbook, Arba Browning, J. F. Hennon, l.. M. Carpenter: supple mentary reading. Arba Browning, J. F. Henpon and A. M. Clarke
 Relatives and friends of Alfred Cyr are grieved to learn of his sudden death. at his, home on Slater avenue, Saturday, after few days illness with Spanish influenza which devel- oped into pneumonia MT. Cyr was l born in Glasgo in 1892, the son of Emma Dayon and Xavier Cyr. who survive him. Coming to this place when a young boy he attended the l Riverside Grammar school and in 1913 he married Rose Roy of this place. Besides his wife he leaves a i son and daughter. Eugene. years and Irene, years, and two sis Arthur, Louis. Fortunni and Joseph [ n tIie nlaao and EoorOa If fhn IT S | s. Washington, now stationed at Brooklyn, N. Y..- and Napoleon, who is somewhere in France He was 2 member of the A. A Young Hose 6 l Ladder Go. No. 1. and of the St. Jear | de Baptiste society. Mr Cyr was 1 devoted husband and loving father His wife and children have the heart felt sympathy of many, friends.
 jewett City, VoIuntown and GlasgC | have emergency nurses ready for caQ to any home where their services gre needed. The local Red Cross chapter has appointed D. L. Phil | lips, Rev J. H. Seiferman, Mrs. E M Shift. Dr. G. H. Jennings and Rev IE:. P Morrissey a committee to takt the matter in hand. At q meetins of the committee Dr. Jennings wa appointed to secure the nurses, anC I corporations regarding financing thu work The nurse in charge ir Jew. cit City is Mrs. Walter Richardson a graduate nurse. Her assistant i Miss Eva Boisvert Mrs. Richardson was willing to be of service in tn great need here, if someone coult take care of her family, and Mis-, Eosanna Desjardins at once volun teered to do so. A nurse was sent t Voluntown and Glasgo.
 The various mill corporations havt signifed their willingness to financ Lhis emergency measure, which vii so greatly relieve the caretakers ant sick ones in the homes. especially il homes where all the family are il with no one to wait on them. Mon day. the two nurses worked tw' hours in the Haddad family wher seven are in bed. All calls should g to Mrs. Richardson. whose home i on Main street.
 l Mrs. Belle EceIeston. wife of Ed day. Mrs. Lacrosse was born il Nashua, N. H., Jan. 1. 1895. and wa the daughter of Jennie M Kimbal and Frank D. Eccleston. She leave her husband and two children,
 daughter two years old and a so1 three or four weeks old She als leaves her parents and two sisters Mrs. John McElligott, Jr., and Mrs Joseph Herbert of Griswold.
 Onesime Boucher died in Griswol Monday His wife died Saturda! night. Both were thirty-two year Of age. They leave no children.
 Rev. I. H. Seifer1nan went to Mid dletown, Sunday, to visit his two sisters, who are i'll.
 Five hundred dollars for Fourth Liberty bonds have been subscribe for by St. Marys church: Thi makes a total of s1100 in bonds take in the several loans by this church
 Miss Ore Rondeau died Morda night at her home on Dine stree Miss Rondeau has been in ill healt for some time. The family move into town about six months ago. |; Charles l. Babcock has enlisted the Student Army Training Corps a the Worcester Polytechnic Institute
 A third day requiem high mass fo Charles Muster. of Collinsviile, broth CT of Rev r. J. Kuster, was cele brated at st. Mary's church Monda morning. A large number of par ishioners attended the mass.
 The democratic caucus to place nomination candidates for represen tative and justices of the peace wa held Monday evening. M. E. She was chairman and Jacob Wechsle clerk. William NJ. McNfcol was nom mated for representative, and the jus tices of the peace were John Potte
 John Welsh, Jacob Wechsler, A. Burdick, Maxcy Seymour and Sterr
 H. Kinney. The town committee Es empowered to fill all vacancies. Regarding the shipment of Christ mas parcels overseas, the Red Crot : chapter, which will cooperate in u preparation for the mailing of thes
 parcels, gives this information. IT
 amount of shipping space which hs
 been set aside for the transportatio
 of Christmas parcels will permit u
 sending of but one parcel to eac . man. To avoid any duplication ar to make sure that each parcel wi ] be correctly addressed. a Christine