Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-28

continuous session Friday, making voters. Those who took the electors oath are. Arthur r. Connor. William H. Wareham. George Denault,, Samuel &. Anthony. Arthur M. Hurley, Felix J. Lessard, John I. Scott, C. Harley Smith, Michael D. Riordan. Orville S. Loveland, Elmer g. Lewis, John J. Meikel. Lester Scott, John W. Hnizdo, Benjamin w. Young. Walter F. Bor- chert, Lewye G. Gerry, John Murray, Herman Little. Ernest H. Emory, W. R. Church. Willia nc Smith. George W. Larkins. Frank W. Krars, Harold |. Cooley. oiney s. Caswell. George Bedford, George F. Adams.
 The committee on Belgian Relief has sent 4.1So pounds of clothing. shoes, etc, to Belgium. Articles which could not be sent such as rubber soled or heeled shoes, were turned over to the Welfare Bureau by Mrs. James P. Bath. chairman of the con- mittee.
 The final meeting of the creditors Of the bankrupt estate of Raymond Comins was held at the ofice Of Ref cree in Bankruptcy Andrew J. Bowen Saturday, when the report of the trus tee, Charles A. Gates, was approved. A brush fire on Jackson street re- 1 suited in the calling out of- the fire department about 12.30 Sunday. The hremen succeeded easily in getting the rhre under control and prevented it's | spreading to neighboring house and barn.
 Harold R. Grant of 22s High street member of the 54th Co, 18th Bat talion. stationed at Camp Devens, is 1 reported as being absent without leave since Oct. q.
 Rev. Harry S. McCready preached his first sermon as pastor of the Con- gregatonal church Sunday morning There was an unusually large attend ance at the service.
 Miss Mary Congdon, a teacher in the | public schools of Waterbury. is at her | home here sconvalescing from an at l tack of influenza.
 MT. and Mrs. Grover Williams oi Groton have been visiting friends in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. John c. Bill are ir Danielson for the wedding Of theil niece, Miss Katherine Bill to William T. Mullaly of New York. Miss Bil | is the daughter of County Coroner Arthur G. Bill.
 Edward J. Tryon of Spring street is very i'll with influenza. Frank c. Clapp. supervisor of schools in the western part of the state, was at his home on Summit street ovel | the weekend.
 Mrs. Frank Henderson and Miss | Grace Henderson of Norwich were 1T town over Sunday.
 At the meeting of the state chamber Of commerce, held in New Londor 1 Saturday, the Rev W. C. Norris wa: elected director
 | Judge and Mrs. Frank H. Fcss ant son, Halsey, visited Mrs. Foss' mothel in Norwich Sunday.
 Miss Nelsie French has been spend 1 ing a few days Tn Hartford. | Henry Bacon is recovering from al attack of influenza.
 Mrs. Lucia Mathews and Miss Myr; l N. Mathews were in Norwich over, thu week end.
 Miss CoIette Nj. Lee died Saturdal
 at the Hartford hospital of pneun1o 1 ria She is survived by her parents
 Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Lee, six sisters 1 Mrs Michael Casey. Gertrude. Fran ces, Lucy, Teresa and Clara Lee; an'
 one brother, Sergeant James J. Lee
 who is with the A. E. P. in France
 Mrs. Alice E. Palmer, 65, tied a her home on Chestnut Hill. Columbia Sunday, of pernicious anaemia. Sin
 Is survived by her husband, one son Charles H. Palmer, and two daughters
 Miss Carrie F. Palmer. and Mrs. Ed ward A Smith.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Alice Bur- of Wor
 cester. Mass, died at the home 0 Ter sister. Mrs Samuel R. Vergaso-
 Of S7 Winter street. Saturday of pneu
 monia. She was the daughter of Vii lam Guilford of this city. She is sur
 ylved by her husband and two chi
 eren. five sisters and three brothers.
 Celia Riordan, 45, died at the Mans field Training School and Hospital O Saturday of influenza. She was res
 Hient of Fairfield county, but the bur iai will take place in the Wiilimanti cemetery.
 Mrs. Harriet Stafford Potter died O I Sunday at 10 a. m. at the home 2
 der son, Frank P. Potter of Coiumbia I Mrs. Potter was born in South Gov
 entry May 27. 1892. and has lived i
 her present home for the last 6 i years. Besides a son with whom sh I lived. she leaves another son, Henr
 E. Potter of Columbia, and fou
 grandchildren. also of Columbia.
 William Gordon Browne, age s. die at the Mansfield Training School an
 Hospital Sunday of influenza. Hi
 birthplace was New Haven. The bod
 ras been brought to the unAertakin
 rooms of the J. c. Lincoln Compan
 to be prepared for burial. : Robert Seeley, 55, died at the Mara Field Training School and Hospit; l Sunday Of heart failure. The bod 1 was brought to this city by the j. Lincoln Company, and will be sent { IFarmington for burial.