Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-30

damage on the second floor It is es- timated that $25 will cover the total loss.
 George Beardow of Taftville is vis- iting his sister. Mrs. James L. liar roun, of North street.
 John King. who is i'll with grip at Middletown, where he is attending | Wesleyan, is reported as improving. His father. William Albert King. spent I the week -end with him.
 Principal Egbert A. Case of the Windham High school is i'll with the grip at his home at the corner of Walnut and Prospect streets.
 According to the reports available Saturday night, the fourth Liberty loan drive inaugurated in this city l Saturday, met with fair degree of success. Due to illness among the canvassers, the work could not be carried out as satisfactorily as plan ned. Subscriptions received at the Windham National Bank totalled $6,- | S00 and at the Willimantic Trust Go. s4O0. In addition, s115Or m subscrip- I tions were received at the Liberty Cottage making a total from these three sources of $S350 The Liberty Cottage was in charge of Mrs. Frank ! P. Fenton and Mrs. George c. Moon 1 Saturday and will be kept open by volunteers all day and every day dur ing the period of the drive.
 Chairman Daniel P. Dunn, of the committee for four minute speakers. announces that owing to the grip epi- l demic, there will not be any speeches in local theatres probably before Fri day. Saturday evening, MT. Dunn spoke for the Liberty loan at the Scenic Theatre. and MT. Geary spoke at the Opera House Frank P. Fen ton, who was scheduled to speak at the Gem, was unable to do so because of illness.
 The public schools are to be in ses- sion today. but both Darochial schools will be closed, St. Joseph's for the day at least. and St. Mary's for the week
 The situation at St. Joseph's hospi- tai remains unchanged, although one more nurse has become ill, decreas- ing the already small number able to be on duty. There have been many requests for rooms but no new pa tients have been admitted
 Considerable damage resulted Sat urday evening when a light truck owned by Hurteau and Bosse was struck by a car owned and driven by Joseph Peck The truck was about to turn into the driveway beside the | Hurteau-Bosse store, and although the driver indicated his intention of turn ing by holding out his right arm, the Peck car which was coming dow1 Main street. did not slacken speed and collided with the truck. The truck was slightly damaged. and the Peck car was badly broken up. Sunday Mir Peck was confined to his bed. Lieu tenant Macarthur. who witnessed the accident, told Peck to appearin cour Monday. Some time after the acciden which occurred at : o'clock, the cal was lowed to a local garage.
 Fire broke out shortly after mid night Saturday in the garage ownet street. The source of the fire is un- known and the amount of the los; has not yet been estimated Two trucks and a large quantity of bur lap and other moving materials wer' totally destroyed. There was a Smal amount of insurance on each truck but none on the garage itself.
 Daniel j. Gilmartin. 45, died at th BackUs hospital in Norwich Sunda!
 morning at o'clock after an opera ton for appendicitis. He leaves hi mother, Mrs Ellen Gilmartin; si2 sisters Misses Mary. Ellen and Mar garet of this city. and Mrs. Rober Kelly and Miss Della Gilmartin 0 New Haven. and two brothers. Charle and Michael Gilmartin of Willimantic , The body has been brought to hi home, 104 Fairview street.
 William Dube, 45, died at his hom 3 on Meadow street. Friday. For sev eral years he was employed as nigh yard clerk at the railroad station. H | leo
 The funeral of Mrs. Azarie Cham her'and RiVsrd was held from her lat home Saturday morning at S.30 A St Marys church at o'clock a re quiem high mass was celebrated b. the pastor Rev. T. J. Pappilon. Blu ial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. Tn bearers were Raphael Doirion. Sever Tessier, Amede Caya. Leon Ouillette George Laramie and Alfred Bernard
 The funeral of Martin A. SuIIiva was held Saturday morning from tn House, AS Valley street. At 9.30 ther was a requiem high mass at St. Jo seph's church at 10 o'clock The bear CTS were Patrick W. Carey, Michael English. Michael P. Driscoll. Waite Doyle, Michael W. Donovan and Ed = ward Navin. Burial. was in St Jo seph's cemetery. in charge of Killou . rey Brothers.
 The funeral of Daniel p. Kelley wa held Saturday morning from the hom of his mother, Mrs. Ellen Kelley, g Crescent street, at S.30 o'clock. Tn
 requiem high mass At St. Joseph . church at o'clock was sung by Rev IT. r. Ramon. The bearers were Ro meo and Henry Benoit. William Jen nings and Adelard Belair. Burial wa iii St. Joseph's cemeterly in eharg of Killourey Brothers.
 Harry, the six-year old son of NJ and Mrs. Olgot Anderson, of transfel
 Hollow. died Saturday morning fror | bronchial DneumOnia The funare