Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-24

few years and this year there seem to be very few cartridges. Coon hunters arc reporting better success. Ray mond Baker of Warrenville took out party with his dogs and succeeded in getting three fine eoons
 Ernest LaFleur appeared in police | court Wednesday morning on the l charge of manslaughter. The case was put over until Monday afternoon at o'clock because the coroner had not finished his work and announced his findings in the automobile fatality case.
 Charles L. SweetIand, 61, died We'd nesday morning at the emergency hospital from pneumonia. MT. Sweet land is survived by his wife, a son and daughter in RoclSland. N. Y.: another daughter, Mrs, Rouchman of Willimantic: his father. and a sister, Mrs. Ernest P. Chesbro of this city.
 Mrs. Fannie Lyon Woodward, aged 30. wife of Fred J. Woodward. died at her home, 200 Lewiston avenue, from pneumonia. She is survived by her husband, a three year old daughter, Helen, two sisters, Miss Gertrude Bat tey of Stamford. and Mrs. Walter Woodward of this city; a brother, Earl Battey and an aunt, Mrs. Helen Battey Brown of Willimantic
 Miss Bertha M. Johnson of Il Pros pect street and Joseph W. Hubacheck of Brooklyn, N Y. were married in the Plymouth church of that city by Rev Newell Dwight HiElis, D. D., the double ring service being used. MT, EIumiston of the New York Philhar- monie orchestra was at the organ dur 1 ing the ceremony After short we'd ding trip. MT. and Mrs Hupacheck will be at home in Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Hubacheck is a native of this city. MT. Hubacheck is | member of the firm Of the Jones Brothers Tea Company, Inc, of Brooklyn
 The monthly meeting of the town school committee was held in the pro-
 bate office Wednesday night at s o'clock with the following members present: Dr. Frank E. Guild, Robert H. 1 Fenton, c. c. Case, William J. Sweeney,
 George Elliott, H. Dion, Mrs. Rather
 ing J. Spaulding. The meeting pro-
 ceeded to organize by electing Dr.
 Guild as chairman and E. A. Case as | secretary, provided he will assume the duties of secretary in addition to his duties as superintendent without any additional salary. A vote of thanks was passed to Mrs. Spaulding for her
 capable and efficient service as secre- | tary for the past eight years. G. B. | Paulhus was recommended to the se- lectmen for appointment as truant
 officer. The question of the salaries
 of substitutes was brought up and ] left with the teachers committee to
 take such action as they deem neces- sary. The question also came up as | to the amount to be paid all of the
 teachers at the close of the month. This discussion arose because the
 schools have been in session one week
 out of the month, and it was voted to pay all salaries for the month on con-
 dition that the teachers fulfill their
 contracts and teach throughout the year.
 The chairman was give nauthority
 to appoint all sub committees, which
 he did by reappointing those of the | past year. It was then, voted that a committee of three should be appoint | ed by the chairman to act with Supt.
 Case to decide as to the making up
 of time lost by the closing of schools during the epidemic. It was voted
 that all bills be paid on approEals of
 the auditors.
 l The annual meeting of the Red i Cross chapter was held at headquar- l ters in Windham High school We'd
 nesday evening. The treasurer re-
 ported a balance of, $5,474.45, which
 included contribution of s195 from
 the Girls club s4OO contributed by l the Wonen's Charitable fund .Wednes
 day night. The reports of the secre- ! tarys and various committees were
 read and accepted. The nominating
 committee, composed of F. H. Foss
 Charles Risedorf, James Twomey an6 1 Mrs. Dwight Abel, was appointed tc l make nominations for the new off,
 cers. There were several gentlemen i present to explain the war chest plan
 and thorough discussion of that fol- | lowed. The various committees were ] then appointed. The meeting ad- | journed.