Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-25
.IEWETT CITY

Charles Consigny, aged about 65, died at his home on Main street, Tues day morning. He was found uncon- seious by Paul Hickey, the crossing tender. A physician who was summon ed pronounced death due to shock. 1 He was shoemaker by trade and has. l lived here about three years. He has relatives in Plainf1eld and Baltic. The body was removed to Hourigan's un- dertaking rooms.
 | w. H. Brown pulled stalk of buck wheat from his patch which measures | 6 feet, 2 inches, with a dozen heads crowded with grain,
 | Miss Jennie Coyle is critically i'll with pneumonia at her home on Me- chanic street Miss. Coyle has been in poor health for several months.
 Erme Myott, who has been at the lpoint of death at Camp Devens for lseverat days with pneumonia, was re- Iported brighter Tuesday morning. l H. c. Webster, chairman of the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign has lappointed Bernard Wechsier to take charge of the bill posting for the flown of Griswold, Young Wechsler has lappointed James Blair, Jr. and Har- old Faust as assistants. They. were lousy Tuesday putting out the an- IuOunCSLu6uJs Ol IuS llbOEly IIdlA WHICH lis to be here October 11th.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. c. Bliss have re-
 ceiyed notification of the illness of Itheir son, Leslie Bliss. of Flainfield,
 N. Y.
 l This section has escaped almost en- tirely from the frosts which have been reported from points not far away,
 both south and north of the borough Sunday night and morning fog saw
 ed the day and Monday night, which at 10 D. m. was clear with a temper
 ature of 50 degrees turned cloudy anG warm after midnight with rise o. : ten degrees to SO at 5 a. m. Tuesday Many who still have beautiful flow. CTS on lawns and in garden beds GOV
 cred them both nights. as a. precau : iionary measure In event of frost nov
 the greatest damage would be to lat t corn, ensilage corn, and tomatoes il
 the vines.
 Voters to be made in the town 0 Griswo1d Saturday, Sept. 18th, are:
 First District: J. B. Aldrich, Vel Ashey, Edward sAshey, Andrew Bur
 dick, John T. Barry, Louis A. Brouil
 lard. George Brown. Noel Cadieuz : Frank Clement, Charles Campbell
 Clarence H, Chase, Albert Donnel
 William Duggan, Carleton Ffske. GeG . Frink, Frank Ford, Edward Foley Il Herman Outlet, George Geer. Edwar w Green. Charles Green. M. Ora !, Gray, William Griswold, Curtis Hull
 Lewis Hewitt, William Hogg, .Jr., Eal : IS. Hiseox, Earl Howe, George N. Ley
 den, Xyste Lucier, John Lamber
 Philip Malady, Jr., Samuel Marsa1 Peter Moody, John McBroome, Guy :. Par1neter, Frank Pace, Norman Il Parkhurst, Edward Cakes, w. F
 Richardson, Augustus Read, Rarso1 Read, Horatio Read. AIvah B. Reit l. Hector Sibelleaud, Jacob F. Sautte , |, Frank Stanley, James T. Shea, Fran + White
 | Women: Eleanor filling, Elizabet l. M. Clarke, Alta Clement. Lillian I
 Crumb, Jessie s. Hiscox; Louisa John lstone, Georgia A. Keen, Ruth c. Mine t. Elizabeth McCluggage, Sarah E. La {, que, A. Idella Young.
 = To Be Added: Albert H. Anthony
 George Boisvert, Frank Casavan
 Louis A. LaRou.
 Second District: Harold Bitgoo
 Simon Brown. Elmer Burdick, Jamt 'f A. Campbell, Jr., Frank S. Fame n William Fauman, Charles W. Whir y pie.
 e To Be Added: Simon Brown. g Mrs. Charles T. Armstrong is to CT l. certain the Ladies' Aid society of tn $ Baptist church Thursday afternoon n conveyances leaving from the churc e at 2 o'clock.
 . Through the courtesy of A. Zeqee D the clothing for the relief of the Be = gians may be left at Grenier's stor 5 either Thursday, Friday or Saturda :, of this week from ? to o'cloc H. Those who have clothing to give ar T. are unable to get 1t ito the stol themselves are Eeing asked to g, IS word to those who will be in charg '' Mrs. R. F. Cheney and members of u
 Junior Red Cross will call for it ( > either of the days mentioned. betwee ' and 5.
 0 In addition to clothing there is
 call for ticking, pieces of dress good
 outing canton flannel anything make garment for very small chil
 The Red Cross overseas has thousand
 of women making and repairing ga, , ments. so they need not be in perfe
 repair Be sure only that there
 enough wear in them to warrant u
 shipping.
 It is hoped that the ladies of vo
 untown, Glasgo, Pascoag and Newer
 will f1ud clothing to help fill the bo1
 es and forward to Jewett City.