Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-10

club until the end of the financial year, after which her membership may be continued by paving the annual fee.
 Attention is called to the fact that the club is open to all women, and it is hoped that there will be a general response to the invitation to member ship in the club.
 Joseph Edgar FIoris, 2s. native of Rome. Italy, died at his home on Pot fer street He had been ill with pneu- monia for about a week Mr. F1oris leaves his wife and an infant. resident here, and other relatives who live in Providence, to which city the body will be taken today for burial, A. F. Wood being the funeral director.
 The death of Matthew Boucher, r, was reported Wednesday. He died at his home in Wauregan.
 The death of Theodore Foreier. 15, a Kil1ingly High school sophomore, l occurred Wednesday at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Alma For oier, in Goodyear, where his father | is engaged in business and has lived for 30 years. The boy was taken se- riously i'll with influenza the early part of last week. attending school for the i last day week ago Monday He was | having given many evidences of the prospect of becoming successful
 man. His death causes sorrow to many friends. Besides his parents he leaves the following brothers and sis
 ters Aurore, a student at .Ki1lingly
 High school; Lafayette. a student at Assumption college Alma, attending
 the convent school at North Grosven-
 ordale, and Valmore. of Goodyear.
 The death of AdoIphus Lepuz, 52,
 which occurred during the night was
 reported from Goodyear "Wednesday y morning. MT LeDuc, who was a mill
 employe and had been living at a
 boarding house in Goodyear, had been
 i'll with influenza. The body was | taken. in charge by Undertaken l.. E
 Kennedy and brought to his rooms
 kere.
 Though three deaths were reported \ from Goodyear Wednesday morning
 the third being that of a little child
 it was stated during the afternoon
 that health conditions in that village
 are improving. There has not beer
 a new case in four days, during which period seven deaths have occurred and those who are i'll are, in tpracti-
 cally every case. on the road to re
 covery. The situation was such. or , l " COhCSudy as tO give
 to the belief that. the worst is over
 The funeral of Rene Lamoureaux who died of influenza, was held iron his home in Goodyear Wednesda! , morning. with services at St. Joseph church in Dayville. Rev. Ignatiu Kost was celebrant of the requien mass. Burial was in St. Josepf's cem
 etery. l.. E. Kennedy was in charg | of the funeral ara oppmeuts , Funeral services for Sarah Green were held at her home In Goodyea !. at , o'clock Wednesday afternoon F Rev. c. c. Goodwin, officiating. Buria , was in DayViile cemetery. l.. F.. Ken
 nedy was in charge of the funeral ar engagements.
 r Because of prevailing public healt conditions, it was announced that tn I annual roll call and supper to hay l been held this evening at the West : field Congregational church has bee : postponed.
 f Mr and Mrs. Albert Bernier ( n Gorham, N. H., both of whom hay
 been seriously ill with influenza, wer S reported Wednesday as recover1ns { MT and Mrs. Bernier left here a fe7 |, weeks ago to make their home in Cor
 ham.
 MISS Mae Daley NlSlIed lI NOrWlc
 Wednesday.
 Letters addressed to the feTlowin
 persons are unclaimed at the Daniel
 son postoffce: Miss Florence Enegre: u i Delle Yvonne Durocher
 The first installment of order nun z bers as assigned to registrants of thi district will be printed in The Bulle j tin tomorrow
 Another killing frost occurred Wed :, Eesday morning. when the temps ra 2 ture dropped to 36 degrees. 5 The Danielson Business Mems as U sociation has been invited to send E, n delegation of at least ten to the an u nual convention of the ConnecticI |, Chamber of Commerce to be held i II New London on Oct 21. h Rev. Albert Jepson. rector of s II Alban's, has been recommended fc , appointment as food administrator i :, Danielson.
 : There continues to be a decide ' shortage of sugar in Danielson, an
 at times many families go entire V without a supply
 d Mrs. Eugene GuiiIette. 26. died : influenza "Wednesday morning at ht o home at Central Falls. R. I. She WE z. the oldest daughter of Damase Bor : lais of Danielson. She had been
 cre week. She leaves. her husban = and four children. Mrs GuiIlette hf if three brothers and two sisters who;