Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-05

Charles Trice. 30 days. sentence 10 date from Nov. IS. Judge .5dwin s, Thomas was on the bench.
 At the December sneetipg of tke chamber of commerce, I9 be held D the Chamber of Commerce rooms next Tuesday evening. the principal speaker will be. Harrison H. Wheaton, state oi- rector of the bureau of amefieaniZa- tion for the state eoaaen of defense.
 pr. Owen O'Neih Was promoted to the rank of captain Oct. J4. according to information recently received here. Captain O'NeilI left for service abroad last February and has been on duty at Hospital No. 4. near the trang ltRe in France.
 At the December term of the Tolz land county. superior court, being held at Rockville, Judge Lueien F. BuYnee nthe bench, in the case of Margaret J. Hall against the Storrs Garage Co, motion for answer or other pleading, an answer was ordered within two weeks. The case of Cortland D. Cone oi Mansfield. charged with breach of child to receive school instruction, was taken up. His lawyer, Samuel E. Har- yey of this city. entecSd a, plea of not
 guilty. The case will Be tried by 6 jury tor which the following panel has
 been selected: Frank A. Luhrsen, George PereivaI Barber, Samuel simp- son of Holland; Fred W. Bishcp, And over: Samuel R. Woodland and Charles s. MaSshall, Bolton; Lewis w. Daniels and Leslie L. Tripp of Coventry; Charles Thrall, Horton r. &olale and R.. Rathbun of Hebron; Chesster R.
 Pease and Ernest s. Fuller of somers:
 Richard J Bailantine and Austin Witt of Stafford; Raymond HathsBsay of Union; George ". Randall, Frederick ! w. Stengal and Orlando Ransom of Vernon; William ". Downs and Wjl-
 liam w. Batty of Willingten.
 A large number of men who have
 been doing bridge work and other | railroad work, have been released in the past few days anl have secured employment in the various industries
 here which are engaged iE non-wsr
 work
 The register of vital statistics for 1 November shows the unusually small | number of eight deaths as against i41 l in October. A final dividend of 5 J-s cents has
 been declared in the bankrupt estate
 Of Arthur Magnan ot Putnam.
 ! <aIluui sOillSU1t !iAS ifllSt.itArl lalt 1 two tenement fouse Li. the cor4fer of ! Church street anI Lewiston avenue held by James F. Bath as trustee of
 the William $. Martin bankrupt es- l tate.
 Mrs. L. j.. Fitzgerald, of the We-
 mems Division of the II. S. Employ
 ment Bureau, IS attending a meeting | today in the capitol. Hartford, which has been called 10 discuss the 0rgani- zation and purposes of the U. s. en- ployment service as it affects women. The women wilo have been invited 10 attend the meeting include cilairmen Of women's divisions of the Connecti- '
 cut State Council Of Defense. women
 members of community labor boards,
 and women in the local offices of the
 community labor boards. Addresses
 will be made by Leo A. Korper. state
 director of the federal employment
 service: Miss Helen Frazer of Eng land, who is an official of the English l National War Work Savings Commit 7 tee; Miss Mary Van Klesca, chief of
 the women in the Industrial section
 of the U. $. Department 0f Labor; and
 other women leaders of women's work The total cost of ooeFat;nq the
 emergency hospital during the inflaen- ga epidemic is a little over s3.ee0, an
 expense that will be borne equally by
 the city and the town. The only bill not yet received is for tie milk used l and wiA probably be an item of Si60 The itemized accounts toi!ow. Hurley
 Grant Co. $2; Jordan Hardware Co.,
 S27; H. B. Remington store. 8: Whit
 more store. s117.62; H. .. Murray store
 S1.041.14; Springfield Coat. Apron X
 Towel Co. s4; A. H. Johnson Co. s.30;
 Mrs. Jennie Bradshaw, t2.40:. William