Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-06
OBITUARY
Mrs. Felix Lamothe.


 Mrs. Felix Lamothe, 47, died early Friday at her home at the corner of school and Providence street, Mrs. Lamothe and her husband had work cd diligently and established them selves so well as to permit of their arranging some time since for the six apartment home where Mrs Lanotre died. She leaves her husband and four children.
 Local Masons are interested in the plan announced to raise s15O.OO0 among the members of the order in Connecticut for the erection of a re- construction hospital near the Ma sonic home at WallingfOrd The pur- pose is to have this hospital for Ma sons who are crippled or who become i'll in the fighting lover there" and local Masons predict. that notwith- ctanding all Of the calls for funds for different purposes lately. that the amount desired will be subscribed Masons in all the surrounding towns also are interested in the matter.
 Local retailers of sugar are being notified that hereafter they will not he permitted to purchase sugar except uDon certificates issued through the local food administrator, The certi- fcates will be filled out and sent by the retailers 10 their wholesalers or sugar brokers. who thereupon will fill the orders
 Fired an American Gun. Hamilton Holt. editor of the New York Independent, and just returned i from France, where he is said to have tired an American gun that hurled a large shell in the direction of the Ger man trenches, is to speak at the Aca- denny in Woodstock, where he has a summer home, this evening" MT. Holt will tell of his experiences in the war zone, and this means the experience Of a trip that took him into different sectors defended by British, Belgian, French, Italian and American troops, He saw America in France from the ports of decentralization up to the front line trenches. and during the time he spent three days with Con- necticut boys who were on the very firing line.
 Judgment For Plaintiff. 1 In the case of Adelard Mouir vs. S. ] Diamond, civil action heard before Justice Archibald Macdonald Jr.. de- cision was for the plaintiff to recover | $29.94. Mouir brought suit to recover for work done at the Diamond store and claimed damages Of $49.5O. MT. | Diamonds defence was that the work was not done according to agreement.
 Jury Commissioners to Meet. Charles H. Brown, Putnam, Edgar M Warner, Putnam, and Charles $. Hyde, Brooklyn, jury commissioners for Windham county, are to meet here Monday next to draw jurors from the 15 towns of the county who will be liable for jury service during the year beginning in September. The drawings will be made from the lists submitted by the selectmen of the diff ferent towns.
 Three More to Enlist.
 James McCauley, Dewey Tetreault and Fred Mccullough left Friday fol New London to enlist in the naval re- serve for the period of the war.
 City Briefs.
 Mary Ellen Wright, who is in train ing at the nurses school at the Massa- chusetts General hospital is spending d vacation at her home in this city. Seventy five children who are tC come out from New York for two weeks vacation to be spent in homes in and about Putnam, are expected tt arrive here next Tuesday.
 Rev. c. J. Hartman. formerly rector of St. Philips church, more recently of St. Stephens, Providence, is to g( abroad as an army chaplain.
 A man likes to believe in eterna punishment for the other fellow.