Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-10

injuries received at that time, he was i'll with influenza He was one of the first Iof the U. s. aviators to reach New York. landing Dec 2. Lieuten- Plattsburg in &Aly 1917. and previous to going abroad was in various army camps at Wrightstown. N. J.; Waco, Texas; and HenlpStead, l.. l.
 Tbree more casualties have been reported that concern local men. Will liam Styger. Company c, S27th ln- fantry, was severely wounded m ac- ton on Sept. 30 according to a tele- gram received by his brother, Mich ael Sugar of 36 Carey HiH. Private Sugar had been overseas about nine months. Private James J. Casey is also reported as severely wounded in action. He was wounded in the Cha teau- Thierry drive. July 2S. and this time on October 25. Private Tfmo- thy J. Casey of Co. F. 32Sth Infantry. was severely wounded in action the llatter part of October.
 Frank ". Mott of the First Artil lcry, Fifth Division, is reported by the war department as being severely wounded in action Sept. 6. Private Mott is the sen of MT and Mrs. Ar thur Mott of Pleasant Valley. Mayor Charles A. Gates has an- ncunced High. Elm. and Summit the streets on which coaSting is to be permitted this winter. Although most Of the snow is gone, the children are glad to hear that they are 10 have a special province for their sport, and parents are pleased with the safety arrangements, as policemen will prob ably be posted on the hills to pre- serve order and regulate traffic. n of purchased from A. G. Rowiey of South | Coventry his farm near Lake Wan gumbaug.
 , Frank Alfred Young, of the Thomas Knowlton School (publc school No.
 52, Bronx, N. Y.) will be held at the school Thursday evening, Dec. 12. pr. Young, whose death occurred at his
 home at Mount Hope last month, or ganized, dedicated and named the
 Thomas knowlton School and had been principal there since 1914. | Dr. Charles J. Royce is at the Nor
 wich State Hospital for treatment as
 a result of a nervous breakdown.
 The selectmen have engaged ChaS
 Jacobs as night janitor at the town
 building.
 The Rec six touring car, owned by
 Mrs. N. c. Cleveland. Of Hampton, and driven by Raymond Fuller of ] Hampton, in making the turn from Main street to Ash street skidded and coilided with the watering trough The right rear wheel and right side oi the car were smashed. No one was injured. A wrecker from one of the garages was sent over and the cal
 was hauled to the garage for repairs Funeral services For Fred Litehfiele were held at his home in Hampton or
 Monday afternoon ct 1 o'clock. Rev
 Sherrcd Soule oe Hartford assisted
 bs the Rev. Charles Fogg, of Hamp-
 ion, oficiated. Mrs. Mabel PearlC
 sang Sweet Eye and Bye. The bear. CTS were Harry (. Smith of Nortf
 Windham. Andrew Litchfield of Wind Iscr. Chaunccy c. Fuller of Hartford
 and Gordon E. Church Of Warren, R
 I, Burial was in the I4itchfeld ceme
 tery, Hampton. Arrangements wer,
 in charge of Jay M. Shepard. funera
 director.
 The December nnestina of the hcart of aldermen was held in :he commO; council chamber at 8 o'clock Monda. evening, Mayor Gates presiding. Ii , the absence e Corporation Counse . William Alher. King. Attorney T. J r Kelly acted as counsel.
 The minutes of tne regulars an
 special meetings of November wer
 read and decepted. The reports , , tl,c chief of police. the street superin 1 tendent. the city treasurer and treas urer of the water works were req 2 and accepted. A resolution wa ] adopted appropriating the severn 2 sums of money amounting to S114, 10 ' voted in the special city meeting C ! Dec. ,. .
 A resolution was adopted authoriz n ing the city treasurer to borrow sS n 0C9 for current expenses.
 William N. Whiting was appointe | lieutenant of Engine Go. No. l, his ar i pointment 10 date from Dec. 8. | The committee appointed to fnves . tigate the need of city yard in whic . tc store tocls. wagons, etc, reporte :, that one was necessary and recon \ mended it's purchase. This repol r vas accepted and the purchasing an | street committees were appointed y joint committee to purcs ase the Wi l. liam Allen lot and building situate . Cn the west side of Watson street h an expense not to exceed s19o0. Tn . i3 the lot known as the Garrity prol q erty and formerly used for a co ]. yard.
 [. This joint committee was also al ee ttoriZed to bargain for and purchai '9 such additional land and erect suC = buildings as deemed necessary at
 cost not to exceed $500. The sum
 S2J00 was then appropriated for u
 purchase of this land.
 After thT bills were read G1d 0
 dcred paid the meeting adjourned