Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-31
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by bullets from a machine gun. Lieutenant Arthur Relay is at his home in this city having received his discharge from the army.
 Mir. and Mrs. John c. Bill have re- turned from visit with relatives in Boston.
 Don't forget the Old Fashioned Dance at the Pleasant street armory New Years Eve. One big time. Pick ett's orchestra. Prof Bennett of Nor i wich. prompter.-adv.
 A. A. Burton has purchased the house he occupied on 36 Windham street.
 William Thompson of the U. S navy | is visiting his parents. MT, and Mrs. Charles Thompson, of Prospect street. Miss Loretta Hussey is cxonfned to her home by illness.
 James H. Hyde, a cattle dealer of 1 this section, is liable 10 Csher Der 1 man, 6 Colchester farmer. for selling him a defective COW, according to a decision rendered by Justice of the Peace Myron R. AbelI of Colchester German sued to recover s1o0 dam ages and Justice Ahell has found that 1 he is entitled to this amount The COW was sold for s1e5 and German claimed 1 that Mir. Hyde guaranteed it. The COW proved to be partly dry and Ber- man said that it was only valuable for beef. Mir Hyde denied guarantee ] ing the COW. The suit was tried about l two weeks ago, and Justice AbeIl re- l served his decision.
 Mrs. Marguerite BIanchette, wife oi Eli B1anchette. died at St. Joseph's 1 hospital 'Sun1ha4 night as the result 1 of series of fractures Ut the base l of the skull. received Friday. when she was struck by an automobile. She was born in arich. Mass. September l 2s, 1854, the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs 1 Geergfie Denauit and Miss Rose Elan ehette ef this city: and two sons, liar {Fy Blanchette who is iP 1hc army 1T l France, and Wilfred Blanchette ot l Waterbury
 Viola May Fuller, the 12 year ole
 daughter of Henry F. anl Helen Fish. l CT Fuller, dled at the nome of hel mother in Storrs, Monday from pneu
 mouia. Sine is survived by he mother, Mrs. Robert Tavior her step.
 father Mir. Taylor. and tre sisters
 This is the third death in the samt
 house within & week, the other twc
 being Florence Eerwin and Mrs. Rutl
 Kerwin.
 Lawrence Jacohs Ch;ds. the 5
 S.
 dieG at the home of his rarents il
 Chaplin. Sunday from pneumonia.
 Miss Katherine o'LouehIin died ol } Monday morning at St. ,1oseph's his pital following a short illness witl , pneumonia. She was the daughter o Mrs Bridget O'Loughlin. whose deat1
 occurred last week and was born il
 Amston, Conn. but has resided il Wiilimantic the greater part of he |, lifa Miss G'Loushlin had a larg ! 1 number of friends who sinceral 3 mourn her dcf,th. She is survived h , three sisters Sister Mary Eernadett
 of St. Josents convent Mrs Edwar 1 T. Ottenheilner, Mrs F. T.. Donahut
 and t'- two brothers Eugene O toughliH of Lowell, Mass. and Dl
 Frank O'LoUghlin of Rockville. The funeral of Patrick Joaep keopan was held from his late hont
 G. Hayden street, Monday morning a s.S0 o'clock. The requiem high mas at St. Josepk's church ai 10 o'cloc l was sung by the pastor Rav. John
 Clark. As the body was borne int lho church Mrs. Rgchibaid Turne and Mrs. Hepri Mathieu sang Tea
 Kindly Light" and at the offertor
 Mrs. Matiieu sang 70 Salutaris." A
 Q waiting hymn a quartettc. Mrs. Fur
 ner, Mrs. Mathieu. John McShea an
 Harry Lester sang Nearer. My Got , to Thee The bearers were John '
 Biansfieid, Lawrence s. Casey. Loui II. Ashton. representing tho Knight
 Of Columbus. William Foran Herbei
 Barker, John Mccarthy represetinj
 the Brotherhood of Locomotive En 1 Cineers. Among the tiorel forms wa
 wreath from the Brotherhood, stand
 inG form from San Jose Council, N
 "A, K. of C.. of which order the de ceased was a member. Tho mournet
 went hy automobile corteee to Bait
 where at nool burial vas ii the famil plot. Relatires and friends were p1es
 ent from Norwich, Mn0sup. Prov
 eence, Hartford. New Haven, Bosto and New York