Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-10

Quested that special precautions in the conducting of funerals be carried out and through it's secretary, Dr. John T. Black. has sent the following notice to all ,undertakers:
 In view of helping to check the spread of influenza, the state com missioner of health hereby declares that the funerals of those dead of In- fiuenZa and it's complications shall be limited to relatives only, and those necessary to the conduct of the fu- neral. This does not limit church services.
 To conform to the above regulations it is recommended that, during the present epidemic you discourage wakes, and to this end no chairs should be provided at homes where persons are dead. Undertakers should notify relatives of persons who have died that wakes will not be held. This order does not. of course, prevent rel atives and friends calling at the resi- dence of the deceased to extend their sympathy, but it is exDected that they will not remain for a longer period than is necessary.
 The funeral of Ralph A. Warren was held from his home, 2 Lincoln Heights Wednesday morning at 1030 Burial was at Storrs. Funeral ar engagements were in charge of Jay M. Shepard.
 Funeral services for Josiah A. War ren were held at the mortuary chapel of Jay M Shepard Wednesday after noon, Rev. Harris c. Beebe officiat- ing. Burial Was in the South Coven- try cemetery in charge of Funeral Di- rector Jay M. Shepard
 Funeral services for Winifred c. Grant were held from her home. 291 Prospect street, Wednesday afternoon at 3S0, Rev. William M. Brown off, ciating. Charles H. Caswell sang the hymns. The bearers were Harold Gager. Austin Peterson, Willis Ridge way, and Harold Bowen. ay M Shep- ard was in charge of the arrange ments.
 Mrs. Esther Narcotic died Wed nesday at her home in Flanders, from pneumonia.
 Isaac Turner died Wednesday at his ho1he on the Eagleville road of pned- Ionia. Funeral arrangements are in charge of Jay M. Shepard.
 Clara J. Jacobs, wife of Oscar Ja-
  emergency hospital yesterday after noon.
 Miss Hattie Mermas, 24, and Donald Corrack, 33, died Tuesday night at the Mansfield Training School and Hospital from pneumonia.
 Charles LaPoint, 25, died at his home, 1919 Main street. Tuesday night from pneumonia. He is survived by his wife. daughter Monica, and two sisters, Mrs. Julia Weeks and Miss ICsie LaPoint.
 Catherine. t-year-oId daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward Wonaski, 249 Valley street. died Tuesday night of pneumonia.
 Edward Quinn, 34, died Tuesday night at the emergency hospital from pneumonia. He is survived by a sis ter. Mrs. Rose Bromley of this city, and three brothers, John, Francis and Patrick Quinn.
 William c. Hinman, father of At torney-Gcneral George F.. Hinnan of t!is city. died at his home in Great Harrington, Mass, Tuesday from pneumonia
 Miss EurciIle RouiIlard. 31, died at the emergency hospital Wednesday mOFn4nS or pneumonia
 Frank Simpson, 30, died yesterday at his home on Main street of pneu- monia. He is survived by his wife and two children.
 The list of those drawn in the last draft from this district includes. 322-Thomas Peloquin WilIimantic. 1027-Albert Collins, Willimantic. 1697-Antoni Weiss. Willimantic. 27S1--JOhn Thomas Daniel Burke
 Sterling.
 43S-Nunzio Carlo Nell, Plainie1d. 904--James Henry Muldoon, Plain
 field
 p523--Custas Oftimion Lolas, Willi- 1240--Clarence Eugene Palmer North
 Windham
 19G7-Aubin Masse. Willimantic.
 20-Francii Downing, Moosup. 1255-Alan Clarke Guild, Windham. 2132-Wallace Alexander Wells.
 Plainfield.
 739-Lewis Bernie Day, Pomfret Con- ter.
 535-Adolphe Arsault Willimantic.
 319-David Larose, Wauregan.
 625-Ellison Samuel Smith, Wili-
 mantle.
 72-Napoleon Hareu, Moosup. S32-Joseph Herman Dora, Moosup 964-TheOdore Victor Morrissette Willimantic 2S97-Clarence Irving, Sterling. S4S-Alphonse Bernier, East Brock. lyn.
 4-Cornelius DriscoI, Willimantic. | 1961-Edwin Fitch Cross, WilIimantic l 134-Meil Bernier, E. Brooklyn. 1 3S5-Domenico Grambattista, Brook l lyn. G57-John Wojick Wi1limantic. i 629-William Charles Drechsler, Will limantic. l 2784-Rufus Jeremiah Greene, Oreco
 22S-Olivier Chartier, Willimantic. | 1427-George William Wilson, Plain. field
 | 1625-John Albert Borgessonn. Cen. ! tral Village.
 SS09-Frank Donat Boulay, Williman. 1G36-Lawrence Francis Ryan, Pom 1 fret Center.