Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-16
Commerce O. from H. F. Martindale at the U. s. Enjoyment Bureau.

Commerce O. from H. E. Martindale at the T. s. Enjoyment Bureau.
 At the First congregatienaI church, Wednesday night at 7.se, the Decem- Der Good Fellowship night of the Brotherhood, Former Lieutenant Gov eTnor Everett J. Lake, who has been Y. NJ. c. A. worker in France for 2 year, will speak. A sing and luncheon will follow.
 At the Methedist, Episcopal church, plans are being made for the Janu- arg fpancia, effort of the finance com mittee and all the societies for the early cancellation of all past and pres ent obligations This is to be a Push and Puip contest in which every man. woman, youth, and child. in the parish will be asked to enlist.
 At St. Paups Episcopal church, the children's Christmas tree service will be held December 27th. at 7.s0. At the First Baptist church, at the last meeting of the Teacher Training course in the vestry. Tuesday evening. lectures will be delivered ty Rev. Mar | shall Dawson of Storrs, and pr. Will ian J. Sly.
 The A. G. Turner property on Wind- ham street has been bought by Will lard H. Smith.
 Another member of the s. A. T. C. who has been discharged from service and returned home is Frederick Bir- barrie of Bricktop Hill, Windham, who was located at Wesleyan university He leaves today fer Bridgeport, where i he will resume his work as stock and time clerk for a construction com pany.
 Rev. c. Harley Smith and several members of tke lecal Methodist church expect to attend the ail-day convention tomorrow at Trinity Methods; ! church, Norwich. This convention Is ] to be held Tuesday ant not Wednes- day as announced at first.
 Palmer Latham of the |. s. navy 1 is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs E. B. Latham, of Prospect street. i City Health Officer Dr. SIiehae Riordan is in Waterbury for a shor1 ; stay.
 1 James Semers. who was reported 1T ] the casualty list a short time ago. i: 1 at his home on North streer, apparent 1 Iy well and happy.
 Medical Sergeant Ifenne LaFeur l who has been stationed at CamI i Meade, Md. has been discharged 1 and is spending the week end with hi! parents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles La. l F1eur of Jackson street.
 Official notification Of ske death O Sergeant Henry Lapan has been re l ceired here by his father. Joseph La, pan of Mansfield avenue. The inform atien of SefseaRt Lapans death hat 1 already reached the family through { 1 letter Nrjtten ty lis brother and datet 1 November 4th. Accord 4lg to the let ter Serseant Harold l.. MeriartY. Ser l gpa1t Edward F. Ryan, and Pfiyat | Niiliem IT. ftFiggs were ali killed a
 ainut tlse same time
 To sing ia the new yea is a Wa 1 fSaInp CnpnpnitE Sers ice suggestion
 that nav be easily and nleasprabl,
 enjoyed by oyery eesnaurity, the mid die Of the week, allowing plenty 0
 time-iatitude for singing it in: at an
 convenient day or evening from Sun
 day to SuEGdy of the week at whicl
 January 1 is the heart
 1 Because Of ths usigefsa, reports Q
 the ionic of seHg the rian propose
 for ushering in the Mew Year is, tila
 at some time durlns tire week men
 tiened every industry. even if sma!
 every church, school, lodge. clut
 heme-eVery group Of any Find-hav l ffiic SHE. gHFaS leBfHE 1Sls
 that 1t may ae a year of joy and peac
 such as was never known before Mrs. Elizabeth ToFney e+ MansfeI
 has received q telegram frem the wa
 department that her brother. Corpora
 John J. Curio, was severely wounde | in action, July 27tt As Mrs. Forne 1 has received several letters from he
 brother since that date, the last date
 November 1lth. she believes that tll report is erroneous. Corporal Curi
 is 8 New York man, but was employe } by the Max Pollacl1 Company in Co
 nantville for a few months in the sum
 Der of 1916.
 Private Timothy J. Casey arrive
 in this country with 400 wounded so'
 diers in the ship Mercy.
 The civil suit of Hyman Chase
 araiEs Samuel Adams. for the allege
 non payment of a bill contracted i the sale of dressed beef by the plain
 tiff 10 the defendant, was tried be
 fore 3 jnstice's jury Saturday after
 noon before Justice the Eeaee Cul
 tis Dean. The case concerned Il
 sale of a carcass Of beef ty Chase
 to Adams on September 12. which u
 latter took for granted was beef { , seer quality but later found it to 1 of bull Qualiy.
 The jewr% panel included Willia, B. Elliott, Charles Larabee. Jr.. Dew 1 ey A. Griggs. John c. Bill John !
 Gager and C. R. Hibhard. Cha asse
 who deals in livestock and slsughte
 it for the market, told of selling carcass N of beef 10 Samu 1 Adams, local marketman. at a stil
 ulated price of p cents pound. IT beef weighed 773 pounds. making u
 bill s15450. He daid there Was netl = ing mentioned in the agreement abo
 "steer" or Dull" beef but admittt
 that 1t was beef from a 2-year-e
 bull. Adams said that he fought u
 beef, believing ttha it was steer be- He learned few days later that
 was of bull quality as the man vi |. sold it alive 10 Chassen told him { He had paid Chassen $50 on a D count and that when he told him = the quality of the beef and said tn