Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-16
has been acting at night nurse for pneumonia patients

has been acting at night nurse for pneumonia patients.
 Dwight M. Jordan, who is stationed at Camp Upton, Yaphanl;. has been promoted to the hospital corps, and has been acting as night nurse for pneumonia patients.
 Miss Helen Linnell, who has been seriously i'll with pneumc mia at the home of Mrs. Dewitt c Hill, is re- ported as greatly improved.
 Mrs. Amelia R. Damon. who went to Boston last June to do war work on Boston common, was at the Films over the week end
 John H. King, who has been i'll with influenza at Wesleyan college, is con valescing at the home of his father, William Albert King:
 David .Mathewson of WarrenviIIe has grown 160 squashes on 20 hills The squashes' averaged from 1S to 20 pounds apiece.
 Mrs. Frank F. Tenton, Miss Alice Ottenheimer. and Mrs. P. D. Donahue were iii charge of the Libert6 Cottage Monday.
 The Boy Scouts are canvassing the town for Liberty bonds .atfd War Saw ings Stamps
 The patriotic women at the Liber- ty Cottage has secured subscriptions to the amount of $88.0Q0 in Liberty bonds up to Monday night, two of the subscriptions being for &. coo each.
 The Liberty bond subscriptions uI to Monday night were $2S2, ,450. This is slightly over hale the quota
 Henry Bacon of Church street is recovering from an attack of infuen- ga.
 Mrs. Frank BIish received a tele. gram Sunday night from Camp Green leaf, Georgia, stating that her son Lester M. Blish, was seriously i'll witt pneumonia. Mrs. Blish Jeff by automo- bile for New London to catch the Gil Edge Express en route to Georgia.
 The grip epidemic situation is slightly improved, although the nor. tality is still high. There are about 8 patients at the hospital at the State Armory, and all arg reported as being very comfortable. Mrs. ". P. $. Keat ing and Mrs. William Wluttemore art the graduate nurses in dharge Waite Nichols is the male nurse ir charge. . Mir. and Mrs. Robert Fl. Fenton ar' i'll at their home on Church street. Miss Harriet Tabor returned Mon day to take up her duties at the F7irs Aid room of the American Thread Company.
 The democrats of the 2oth Senatoria district at a caucus held in the tow hall Monday morning nominated A l Hale Bennett of Canterbury for stat senator. Town Clerk Frank P. Fentol was moderator of the caucus, an l M T rTElaa atorial committee for the ensuing tw years were appointed by Chairman | Fenton The committee named wer l Frank M. Lincoln of W1llimantic; D. Spencer of Scotland, ana H. W Hawes of Canterbury.
 Foundation members of the Uncon ditional Surrender club include MI and Mrs. H. c. Lathrop, and Mrs Frank P. Fenton of this ety. The attendance ct tho Red Cros rooms was smaller Monday. but it i hoped it will be much larger mex cd.
 Private Percy E. Brooke, 25, died il 1 France, September 25 of pneumonia l Private Brooke was 9 member of Co | F, 18th U s. Infantry, ana went iron | L May 1. He is survived by his wife, wh was Miss Lillian Porter pr Putnam, hi parents, Mir and Mrs. Frank Brook of Coventry and several brothers an | sisters.
 Homer N. Neill, Jr., of South Will l ington died in Lexington, Ky, Sunda of influenza. He is survived by hi parents, Mir and Mrs. Homer Neill 0 ] South Wilmington, and a sister. Mrs Harold Wiggins of this city.
 Mrs. William Bigiey, 27, died at he home Saturday night. Size is surviv ed by her mother, Mrs. Adeline Riv CTS, three brothers, and one sister.
 Denni GailiteIIi, S6, died Saturday night at his home, 49 Jackson place of pneumonia. He is survived by wife and two children.
 Mrs. Edwiee Piche died Sunday a her home, 73 Valley street. She is sur vived by one daughter, Mrs. Melin Piche, and three sons, William George, and Joseph, all of this city.
 Mrs. Rose Simmons, 43, died at tn emergency hospital Saturday night ( pneumonia She is survived by he husband, Martin Simmons. two chi
 dren, her mother, and six sisters. 
 Joseph Teronie died at his home,
 Jackson place, Monday Of pneumoni He is survived by his wife and fou
 children.
 Usla Insingo died at the home of ht father, Sunday night, of pneumoni
 Leopold Contois, D, died Sunday {
 the home of his parents, MT. and MT
 Joseph Contois of Mansfield HolloI lie is survived by bis parents and tW
 sisters.
 Miss Rose Brousseau, 4G. died sat
 urday at the home Of her parents. M
 and Mrs. Frederick BrCusseau, 1. Hope street. She is survived by ht
 parents, four sisters. and two brotl
 CTS.
 Arthur Lariviere, 1e, died fro pneumonia Sunday at the home
 his parents, MT. and Mrs. Robert Ls riviere, 32 North street.
 Yvonne Lariviere. the one-montE