Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-25
April Is. with Battery D. losth Field

April 15, with Battery D. 1ssth Field Artillery.
 Two other names in Tuesdays cas- ualty list are those of Private Michael Piazza of 9 Schoolhouse lane, who is reported as severely wounded, October IS; and Private Louis A. Migneault of this city, reported as wounded in degree undetermined Privte Piazza has written to his sister, Mary Piazza, that he was wounded. but is recover ing.
 The Liberty Chorus he'd its rehears- al of Christmas carols at the armory, Monday night and pleasantly surpris- ed its director, Charles H. Caswell, by a, gift of money. The presention was made by John II. Mol rison, presi- dent of the chorcs.
 The drug stores in town will close for the afternopn.
 Miss E. Grace Otteaheimer of -Wilkesbarre, Penn, is spending two weeks vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Ottenheimar of Lew iston avenue
 Miss Myrtle Jordan of Wellesley College is at her home on North street for the holidays.
 Miss Stoutenburg of Woodstock was local visitor yesterday. Miss Myra A. Smith, secretary of the Windhafn Girls club has gone to her home in Wallingford for q, week va cation.
 Miss Mary Quinn of the Windham Street school is spending Christmas at her home in Hartford
 Robert E. Kelley has received his discharge frem the United States army l and has returned to sSand Christmas with his father Attorney Thomas J. Kelley.
 Woodbury Hunt of Coneord, N. H., l arrived in town Tuesday to visit Dr. and Mrs. D. E. Taylor. Louis w. Hickey of the University
 of Virginia is at home for a short stay.
 Wilson and Anthony, now located in the Leonard building, have bought the brick building owned by E. P. Ches-
 bro on Bridge street and will carry | on their business there. The section of the building they now occupy will
 be used by tlle Leonard Brothers. PachaI A. Weeks died at his home, 45 Walnut street, Tnasaay, after a l long illness. Mir. Weeks was born in Ashford, December g, 1S45, and had 1 made his home in this city for many years, being engaged in the trucking business. He is survived by his wife, two sons, Eliery and Eugene Weeks; and four daughters, Mrs Louis N Aver, Mrs. Bert Bigelow. Mrs. Myron Hererdeen, all of WiIlimailtic.
 Miss Florence V. Kerwin, the six teen year old daughter of MT. and Mrs James J. Kerwin died a. her home in Storrs, Monday, of pneurlonia. Tn ad'- tiition to her parents, sna is survived | by brother John. and d sister, Wini- fred. of Storrs. Three members of the l family are il at present.
 Funeral services for Frank w 1 Spencer wern keld at his home on Bab cockEill, letnot, T1csdav after noon. Rev. '! F. Plumb Of Windham | oftiei?ted. IT." icareTs Were Clarence l Avery, IaTcs Larhnam Charles 1 Chqmbcr.in N'iIls S'ate. Tir1othy Col
 bert and l'r,G Richmond, Burial was
 in tEa W!niAam contct c, r1etery. | Funeral s>syiaca fer Or. Charles j | RoTcc vcrc keld a Shapard's moftu- Sry c'-1pel Tuesday aftcrnoon at ono 1 o'clock. R,v. Harry :. McCready O l the Con@regftional churcl3 officiated Burial was iii the Wul'ndn'ic ceme
 tery. The bearers were William T 1 Jordan Dwight F. Abel JaiTSes~ H | Harley nd Dr. A. Y, Segar
 Funeral services for Mrs. Vera 4
 Mcdonald, which were .rivatc. wer held at her home, No. 2j5 Churcl
 street, Tuesday afternoon at 3.15 O
 clock Rev. Harry s. McCready of tn | Congregational church conducted tn
 services. BIritl was in the Williman
 lie cemetery. The bearers were J. H ] Carpenter of Springfield, Mass. H. r
 Snow of Hartford, Dr.. T. F. Parker
 John M. Carpenter G. A. Bartlett an
 G. Harold Bartlett of WiliiIna ntic Tn
 funeral arrangements were in charg
 of Jay NJ. Shepard.