Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-09
JEWETT CITY

Mrs. Augusta Ray has night blooming cereus which has had four blossoms this season.
 Prof Jones of Storrs college is to conduct demonstration on the cull- ing of stacker hens this afternoon at two o'clock at the farm. of William McNicol.
 months mind mass for Martin Wallare was said by Rev J. J. Mo Cabe at St. Marys church Saturday morning.
 Mrs. Curtis Hull Miss Helen Hull. Miss S, K. Adams Mrs F. E. Robin ure Peach. where they have cot taea for a week.
 Mir and Mrs G. A. Cote Mir. Cote tory. his son Eugene, superintendent of the mill and Castor. an architect and two daughters, Misses Bertha and Jeanne of St Hyacintha, P. O.. are guests of Dr. and Mrs. George E LeConte.
 Miss Mary McClennan has gene tc nhilo aeiph;a after a visit with her sis ter. Mrs. James McCluggage
 Mrs. H. N. Wheelock has a calta lily in blossom whose stalk measures 1 feet { inches from the floor. It has hloesomed every wear for o7 years and is more thrifty now than ever before.
 Miss Mary wheelocl1 left Sunday for Bridgeport to take un her work as kindergartner at the Eli Howe school
 Funeral of Albert HameI.
 Mrs. Alice Tamel, 96. wife of AL bert Hanal died at her home in Glas. go, late Thursday nieht She was the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph 1 Raymond and was born in Canada She is survived hv her husband faxh- or and two children. Ida May. anc Wilfred, three sisters, Mrs. George Windsor of Central Village. Mrs George Carleton of New London ant Mrs John Connellv of Taftvile anC two brothers. Jean Raymond of Plain. field and Frank Raymond of Taft vile
 Funeral services were held at St Ann's church, Glasso Sunday after noon. at two o'clock. Rev. R. P. Nor rissey offic:ated, and the burial was in St. Thomas cemetery. Tn, hearers were Eueene Raymond, Joh, Cyr, Annie Coriaty. Maguire ant A7arie Doyon and George Windsor There were many beautiful flowers Relatives and friends were presen from New York Norwich. Taftville Central Village. Plainfield and Jew cit City. Undertaken Hourigan was il charge Of the arrangements.
 News From Boys in Service. l Letters received from the boys il the service give accounts of wound and accidents to some of them, ant 1 news of various interests Corpora James Duggan has been up to the Iint | three times. the first time in June After he came out the second tim, | he was made corporal. The last tim 1 he was gassed by mustard gas. and sent to the hospital None of it wa in the eyes or lungs, but his head neck and back, also received an in l jury on his head caused by bein. struck by a niece of earth.
 Henry Cadieux sends word that h, was in the hospital having beer struck by shrapnel. Erme Rane, wrote that his legs had been burned but he was coming out all right. Ev erett IT. Hiscox. Jr., who is on the T $. S. Massachusetts was blown over board by the explosion of a boiler but was not injured. Lieut. Earl Mont gomery while at Camp John Wis drew a blue print for a balloon be- which was used as place for all tn l balloon beds in the camp. When hi company went across, the blue prin was taken along.
 He was placed jr an observation school and there his blue print WI said to be the best submitted, and a a result all the balloon bels in Franc are being made according to his plans
 Borouoh OfFci.J. MaA4 l At the regular meeting of the war den and burgesses. Warden Mailhott presiding. permission was granted Ed ward Rousseau to build an addition t his house on Mathewson street. J. H Mccarthy brought up the matter o where to place the town service fla on Tanning Park The matter va left open in order that Mr Fannin might be consulted as to his opinio in the matter. It was voted to hold special meeting of the freemen of tn borough tomorrow Tuesday, evenin to see what action will be taken wit regard to raising more money for tn honor roll board, and also to see wha plans may be made for communit flag raising day. Warden Mailhott reported on the extension of the wa ter main on North Main street. Tn water company refuse to extend 1t a in the contract between the boroug and water company it is the bushes of the. borough to attend to the sey . eral bills were voted paid.
 Miss Jessie Sangster has receive word that her father. Joshua Sangste ; was killed in England on Aug. G. H ; was employed in important govern ment work
 John Oakes and William Lalibert