Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-19

and it is equally the patriotic duty of | each community in the country to | make sure that no nurse is overlooked.
 The signing Of the questionnaire does not place the nurse under any obligation but is simply to furnish in- formation.
 WiIln1antic made a great drive to get it's quota in the Liberty loan Fri day The committee held meeting at the chamber of commerce in the morning, and made lists of individuals who were to be solicited for additional subscriptions. Three rallies were held at noon, at which the principal speak CTS were Pershing's veterans, Corpo- ral H. Hooper of the 101st engineers, First Class Private Wilfred Therien, and Gunner Howard of the U. $. navy. After the speeches, canvassers went through the crowd securing subscrip- tions with considerable success. The seTectmen, town clerk and reg l istrars of voters were in session at the selectmen's room in the town | building for the purpose of making voters. Up to Friday noon the fol- | lowing had taken the electors oath: Robert P. Pratt, 4S Park street; Leo | Joseph Lavoie, ? Grove Place; Ray mond Wright, 20 South street: Vim cenzo Gallo, 66 Meadow street; Will | liam E. Wheeler, 3 Arnoldss Lane; William Bigley, 10 Bain street; Will liam II. Platt, 271 Ash street: Ward Rosebrooks, 226 South street; William G.. Anthony, 461 Main street; Leo Piche, 80 Tingley street; Joseph Hen ry Peters. 6 Babcock court; Felix J. Charron, 1927 Main street: Hartland M. Ingersol. Windham; Charles E. Lincoln, Columbia avenue; George H. 1 Rogers, Omar Blain, George c. Live 1 zly, Harry $. Schyman, Charles H. 1 Wallen, Henry F. Ward, Charles R. Cone, Theodore Dupont. John F. Shea, | Fred W. Rutteman. Anedee Belanger, ] George Rosebrooks, Ernest Sollis, Ho- nIer Trahan, George Desjalis, Morris Davis, H. H. Bronson, P. Carey, Jean 1 Boucher, J. w. Lavallie, Frank Hep 1 burn, Harold I. Mason, c. Vincent Shea, John Dazy William H. Noonan, Leon Picard Mrs. Julia R. Holbrook, | Mrs. Rachel Gallagher. The board will be in session next Friday, October 25, for the purpose of again making vot- CTS.
 The newly elected board of select men made additional appointments on Friday of town officers. William A. King was appointed town counsel; DI. Michael Riordan, town physician: Miss; Hepsy Boden. selectmen's clerk. All the minor offices were filed by reap pointing last years officers.
 The local banks will be open this afternoon from to to receive sub scriptions for Liberty bonds. Friday total receipts at the Willimantic Trust company were s122,950; at the Wind ham National Bank, about s35S, 900; and at the American Thread Company I I lri fofn z This does not mean that Windhan has met its quota as the above fig ures include subscriptions from the outlying towns, such as Ashford Mansfield, Coventry, etc, which pass ed through the local banks but mus
 be credited to those towns instead O.
 Windham.
 Samuel Chesbro has purchased thu Frederick property, consisting of tWt , houses and building lot frontins on North street. He has sold tn
 same, the south part to pr. Luara H ) Hills, and the remainder. which in } cludes the large house, the forrne } home of the Broderick family, to lame Johnson. The Brodericl1 property b, l inheritance was Ggned by Rev. .Ioh) H. Brodericl1, rector of St. Patrick : church, Norwich, Rev. James A. Brod J a prominent druggist of Meridan, an ? Miss Ella Frederick, assistant princi ! ral in the New Haven Normal schoo 0 The papers were drawn up by Tow, r Clerk Frank P. Fenton.
 Waiter B. Knight of this city an 7 Robert H. Fenton are members of tn : advisory board which acts as a clear - | ing house for malufa cturers regard | ing war resources in Windham coun : ty. When questioned as to whether c . not WilHmantic possessed a buildin
 capable of adaptation as a hospite
 for 800 patients. Mir. Knigh1 wa
 obliged to reply in the nevative
 Jay NJ. Grant is very i'll at his hon o on High street.
 , short calendar. session of the su
 per1or court was held in this city Fri
 cay morning at 1915. Judge John l 5 hetler, who made his first visit [
 this city as judge. was on the bencl
 Judge Keeler announced that he ha
 been informed tNat She influenza ep
 demic in this city had substded an
 that it was safe to assign cases. How
 ever, if any agreement had been CT
 tered into to continue cases he woul conform to it. No jury cases Wou] sl be assigned for at least two weeks. e Cases to be heard by the court wei E. then assigned as follows: First, Tues . day, Oct. P. Bartholomew A. Mora e against the city of Willirnantic; sex e ond, Tuesday, Oct. 22, Bartholome U \. Moran against George c. Moon
 First, Wednesday, Oct. 23, David
 Mason vs. Leslie A. Clark.
 First, Thursday, Oct 24, Zofi- ZwieI
 cka vs. Joseph Young; second Thur.
 day, Oct. 24 Doyle & Murphy vs. Frec
 erick E. Wilcox
 The case of John Conley ct al V
 Horatio A. Hunt ct al, executors, W.
 especially assigned and will be trie
 Nov G.
 Short calendar matters were the
 taken up. In the case Of George
 Nichols vs. John J. Lewis two weel
 were allowed Tn which to comply wi 1 the order of the court This agre,
 kment was entered into by the alto
 neys interested
 In the cases df Mary Alice Lapoin
 vs. Joseph Lapointe and Mabel 4. ;;
 cobs vs. Arthur Jacobs additional n
 tice is to be given by publication in
 newspaper for two successive weeks.
 Before the cases were assigned u
 following were drawn to serve as iu ,. TOTS during the term:
 y Putnan1-Warren l.. Ames, Hect
 Ouyert, Charles Clemens, William
 Bates.
 S. Ashford-Roscoe H. Wright A Brooklyn Mortimer M Marior. ,- anterbury-Frank Miller. rb Chaplin-Charles B. Russ rh Hampton--Lester H. Burnham