Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-27
.JEWETT CITY

Funeral services for Mrs. W. H. lift were hold at the Baptist church Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. Rev. J. w, Payne. in the absence of Rev. M D. Fuller, and also because of his personal acquaintance with the fam fly, officiated Two hymns, Sometime We'll Understand, and Abide With Me, were sung by Mrs. G. H. Prior, Mrs. Milo Appley and Mrs. D. H. His- COX, with Mrs. E. E. Gilbert as ae- companist. Members of Annie Brew ster Tanning chapter. D. A. R.. were present at the services. Burial was were Deacon J. E. Phillips, Deacon D. l.. Phillips, J. B. Palmer and D. D. Tracy There were flowers from the family, Mrs. Annie Oiin and fam fly, Mrs. Franklin, Mir and Mrs F. F. Robinson, MT. and Mrs. R. H. How ard. Miss Clarissa Geer, Annie Brew ster Tanning chapter, D. A. R., and MT. and Mrs. Merton Bugbee MT. and Mrs. Fred Smith and family, Mrs NJ. A. Jamison, Mir. and Mrs. S. A. Thompson, Mrs. A. H. Anthony, Miss M A. Weaver and MT. and Mrs. T. B. Palmer. Relatives were present fliom Willimantic, Danielson Jnd Plainfeld.
 Rev. and Mrs. M. D. Fuller are in Lowell, Mass, to spend Thanksgiving week.
 Wilfred LeCiaire returned to his duties on the transport Madawaska Tuesday night, after spending several days at home. He has crossed the At lantic eighteen times and wears the gold stripes for a years service at sea
 A humber Of silk handkerchiefs and pollow tops sent home from France by Henry Cadieux are displayed in Hourigan Brothers store window. They are most beautifully em7broid cred
 Dance tonight, Miners hall, Moo sup; Pickett's orchestra, 8 D. m to l a. m.-adv.
 Special meeting of Div. :. A. o. H. tonight, at 8. Important business Members are requested 10 attend | adv
 Many csesrnnas parce! coupon. ! from soldiers overseas were recei.Et | by relatives here Monday. The date November 20, on these labels is to bt 1 disregarded, as the time has been ex. | tended to the thirtieth. Parcels vii
 be received for inspection by the com mittee until six o'ci-f Saturday ev.
 ening. If no coupon :,- ,,een receiv.
 ed, one may be a2t5nlcd from tho
 chairman, Miss Alice A. Brown.
 The following from General March.
 weekly talk with newspaper cores pondents is of interest: | Tn the matter of Christmas pres
 ents we get quite a number of let 1 ters from all over the United State asking how this Christmas parcel pla1 is working out. Acres of Christmas
 presents were on the piers in Nev
 York ready to go abroad, and the frs l shipment has already started on tn
 stea mship Nanchuria, which sa Set | November 22 from Hobokcn. loaded with 15,9O0 sacks of Christmas pack ages. Each package contains abV1 l thirty five of the packages or in al 560,OO0 packages. Anothor vessel i | there being loaded and will sail short ly Shiploads will be sent at regula | intervals in order to prevent fnfu
 slol Or congestion. overseas. In ad dition to the 100000 parcels whicl viii be sent, we have au: horixed tn Red Cross to send a block number O extra packages, from 50,d00 to GO.
 900, and these will be given to me, who have lost their coupons or il
 some way do not get a package. Thi is an attempt to guarantee a parce for every soldier"
 The Red Cross room is not open fo | work until next Tuesday