Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-26

where he has been until his death. Be- sides his parents, Mir and Mrs. Albert Gilman, he is survived ny a sister,
 The commuHity Labor Boards of the the 18th and 14th districts had a meeting in this city Saturday after noon when plans were discussed for 8 weekly labor survey to arrange for the placing of men and women now in war industries back into ne3-waf in- dustries. The members present were: Allen B. Lincoln of Hartford, A. A. Burton and Rufus Rood of this city, and Messrs. Maxwell and Heald of Rockville.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Stearns and child of Cleveland, Ohio, have arriv- ed to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with MT Stearns' parents at their home on Church street.
 Allan W. H s. Sterry of the United States navy, and MT. and MEs, James Sterry are visiting friends ih town. Airne Marrotte of the U. $. navy is spending a short fuFlnllgh with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Marrotte of 1s7 Card street.
 Today is the last day fer sending in questionnaires, patriotic nurses, as the survey will be closed in this town today The following nurses have turn, ed in theirs to Miss Afford in the last few days: Graduate niirges-Misses Mary I. Roopey, Mary E. Young, Mar garet R. Young, Frances II. Carey and Mary A. Driseoll, and Mrs. John F l Ahern; practical nurses, Mrs. NDora Hale and Mrs. A. Josephine MeGer- ty first aid olass Katherine Carey,
 Sergeant Harold Moriarfy, 20, scr of Mir, and Mrs. Patrick F, Mnriarty of 204 Jackson street. is reported kill- ed in action in France. Ire news ais not official as Mfr. MoFiarfy received it in letter from James S. Donehue who said that his ehum was injured while acting as top sergeant and lead | ing his men over the top in a charge and was killed while going back to g dressing station,
 First Class Private Theodore llaprade, g, of the aviation corps Is ] also reported as being daad but ne cause is given for his death. Private Laprade is the son of MF. and Mrs Honore LapHade of No. Baheoek court, and was born and educated ir this city.
 Private Raymond Q. B,uwn, Go. B 61st Regiment, has written to his uncle, A. p. Spellman, that he has beer | gasse1 and was in 2 base hospital, but l is recovering rapidly.
 William N. Bowen has resigned a: l treasurer and manager of the May erick Laundry company. His success or will be Henry M. Congdon, a form CT employe of the company. Mir. Cong, don formerly resided here and is tht | son of Mrs. E'tta Congdon of 7S Nortf street MT. Bowen is not ready as vel
 to state his plans for the future.
 At e.15 Monday night an alarm was
 rung in from Box 54. calling out tht | fire department for 8 blaze in tke liv- | ing room of the apartment occupied
 by Mrs. Mary Morrison on the thire l floor of the building on Thread Mil
 square owned by E. $, Casey. Al nearly as could he 1AafheA Mrs. Aerri,
 son went out to buy groceries, leav, | ing a lighted lamp and Wnen she re, turned found the room afire. It ii supposed the lamp had exploded. Shi
 rushed into the next room. then wal afraid to ge back through the smeks l and was taken out by the fFemeI through the window and down thi
 ladder to the awning over Mr Casey store where she was taken in by ont
 Of her neighbors.
 The firemen used three tanks 0
 chemical, without needing to use wa
 ter. The damage will probably be no over $2G0