Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-03

try trolley line has been short several men, and in the last few days has been obliged to cancel several trips while the unaffected employees were getting little rest.
 The student body at Storrs held inn posing ceremonies Tuesday in cele- bration of the beginning of the Stu dent Army Training Corps throughout the country.
 The Night truck of the Rockville WiIimantic Lighting Company col lided with Woonsocket truck on Main street yesterday morning. and had its radiator ripped of. The other truck sustained only slight damages.
 James E. Curran, a graduate of the Windham High school. class of 1916, and former cashier of the American Express Co.,. left Tuesday for Storrs.
 William Lathrop Williams, 71, died Wednesday at his home, 66 Windham street, after several days illness with pneumonia. He was born Sept. 13, 1S47, at Williams Crossing, in the town of Franklin, son of George La throp and Wealthy Avery (RandalD Williams. He was engaged in the grocery business with his brotherin law, the late John B. Johnson, of South Windham, until 1886, when he came ! to Willimantic and conducted for 19 years the livery business, now man. aged by Murphy Brothers. Later he | worked for time in the hardware store of Herbert T. Clark. and for sev eral years had been employed by Jor dan Brothers.
 On Sept 10, 1872, MT. Williams l married Fannie E. Treadway. Two children were born to them. Mrs. Will Hams died. and in 1902 MT. Williams married Ida M. Manning of Willi- mantic who survives him, with two | children. Everett of New Britain, and Mrs John L.. Chapman of Plainfield. | He also leaves a brother. Arthur Will l Hams of Windham and a sister, Mrs. Abbie Johnson of Hastings. N. Y, also. | MT. Williams has always been a re- publican in politics, and served as a warden when Willimantic was a Dor ough. and as an alderman under the city form of government. He had been 6 member of Eastern Star Lodge, No. A. F. and A M. since 1889.
 George Albert Lariviere, 13, died at the home of his parents Tuesday | night, at 32 North street, from Span ish influenza. He was the son of l Roderick and Claudia Ouiliette Lari- viere, and is survived by his parents, three sisters, and four brothers, all of this city.
 Louise Gertrude Bates, 25, died at her home, 114 Quercus avenue, Tues pneumonia. She was the daughter of | Walter J. and Mary J. (Vaughn) Bates. She is survived by three brothers, Walter Edward of this city, Earl Everett, who is somewhere in 1 France" Raymond J. of this city, and ] a sister. Mrs. William SteInrich.
 Annie Wolayska. wife of John We layska, died at the home of her son. in-law, Nicholas Plesz, on Brick Top Road Tuesday night, from pneumonia
 The funeral of Alfred Meunier was held from his home. 10S Walnut street Wednesday morning at 9.30 o'clock. A requiem high mass was celebrated al St. Mary's church at 10. The bearers were Edmond Mallette, Joseph M. Be r&rd,' Albert Fournier and Archil,e Gaudreau. Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Adam Hebert was held from his home on Meadow street Wednesday morning. Att St. Mary's church at 9(o'clock. requiem higf mass was celebrated by Rev. LudoviC
 
 cemetery. The bearers were Harvey Victor, Eugene and Emil Hebert. i Mrs. Ida Landry Lavigne, 37, diet at her home. 23 Milk street. Wednes. day from pneumonia. Besides hel husband, Emanuel Lavigne, she leaves several brothers and sisters, and hel parents, Mir. and Mrs Ornsine Ian. dry of this city
 : Miss Florida Noel, is, died Wednes day at the home Of her parents, MT and Mrs. Leander Noel, Of Oal street. She leaves besides her par. ents, two sisters, Mrs. Rose Wood ol Nashua, N. H.. and Miss Theresa Noe Of this city.
 1 The funeral of Daniel J. GiImartir was held from the home of his mother, Mrs. Ellen Gilmartin, 10; Fairview street. Wednesday. at 8.30 4 requiem high mass was celebrated al St. Joseph's church at g o'clock. Bur ial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. Flu neral arrangements were in charge oi Killourey Brothers
 Frank, the three year old son of Mir. and Mrs. William Saranoski of 4 Stone Row. died Wednesday of pneu- monia- Funeral arrangements arC in charge of Killourey Brothers.
 Subscriptions for the Fourth Libert, Loan for Wednesday at the Willf. mantle Trust company were $12,60O making a total of $34.500 at the , W1ndham National Bank, s1,250, mak. ing a total of $35,25O This brings tn, total of the two banks to $69.750.