Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-02
FUNERALS
Mrs. Annie B. Stone.

Funeral services for Mrs Annie B. Stone, who died in Brockton, were held at 1230 Monday at the undertak- ing rooms of A. F. Wood, Mechanic street. Rev. Albert Jepson of St. AL bans church conducted the service. The bearers were Frank T Preston, E. L. Darbie. Edward S. Carpenter, all of Danielson, E. T. White and W. L. Darling, Pomfret. Burial was in Westf1eld cemetery.
 Mrs. William Fuller.
 At the Moosup Valley church Mon- day afternoon there was funeral service for Mrs Celia A. Fuller, wife of William Fuller. Burial was in the Moosup Valley cemetery. L. E. Ken nedy was in charge of the funeral ar engagements.
 Mrs. Henry Paine.
 At her home in Foster a funeral service for Mrs. Henry Paine was con- ducted by Rev. W. B. Greene of Prov idence. formerly pastor of the Bap- tist church at East Ki1lingly. The bearers were nephews of Mrs. Paine George l.. Paine. Boston. Harry NJ Paine, Providence, Harold Sanborn Southington. and Earl Arnold of North Scituate. Burial was in the Turner cemetery in Gloucester A. F. Wood was the funeral director
 Pierre Boisvert
 The funeral of Pierre ,Boisvert, 1e months old son of MT. and Mrs. Ade- lard Boisvert, was held from their home Monday morning with a service at St. James church. Rev. M. J. Ginet M. S., officiating. Burial was in Holy Cross cemetery, Maple street Milk as Food.
 A campaign to interest people ir using more milk. not necessarily as g beverage but more as a food, is about to be opened in Windham county towns, where an ample supply of milk is now available. Feeding of milk tc children is to be urged especially. The campaign will be conducted through the county farm bureau, which vii furnish many useful hints to those who are willing to heed good advice and advice that will pay dividends 1T health and money.
 The new silent policemen placed a points in the business section already have demonstrated their value There now follows popular request tha parking of cars be prohibited in thu street space between the Danielsor Trust company building and Exchang, block, on the route to the postof1ce This is a constricted and congestet way and the feeling of many business men is that it would be better not tt allow cars to park there.
 Open Air Services. .
 Open air services on Davis parl will be held next Sunday afternoon ! for the first time this summer ant will be continued through the month of July and August, different clergy men preaching at the service on diff ferent Sundays.
 Pay Rolls Big.
 i Killingly's payrolls at the presen time are said to be practically douhl what they were four years ago, an, more money is being paid cut to op eratives in the big manufacturin plants in Killinglv than ever, befor in the history of the town.
 Invited to West Thompson.
 Members of Sarah Williams Daniel son chapter, D. A. R., of Killingl have been invited by the members c Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter C Putnam to be present or the Fourt at the unveiling. at the West Thomp son cemetery. of memorial table for the revolutionary soldiers who ar buried there. The exercises at th 1 cemetery are to be held on the arrivs of the trolley car leaving Danielso | at 209 ir1 the afternoon