Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-17

The appointments of the district su- \ perihteaaent, Rev. George C. Scriven- \ CT. of Norwich, will take him to Jew ett City Methodist church for confer l ence Friday.
 The janitors in the Ninth school l district of Manchester, dug 70 bushels I of peach stones in Ellington the other 1 day. They say there are 70 more bush els at the Burr Nursery tbere. The water office will be open daily until the 20th.--adv. .
 John Enos, of Thames View park, i died at , D. m. Tuesday from pneu- monia. Mrs. Enos and son, William Enos, 1 year old, are patients at the New London emergency hospital. At the democratic caucus in Filing 1 ton, Bernard A. Kelley was nominated 1 for representative and F. B. Kibbe, l T.. C. Edwards, Wili:am IEetzler and A. 1 r. Charter for justices of the peace.
 On a charge Of carrying concealed ! weapons, Frank Loin of Goodyear was l presented in New London police court l Tuesday morning and fired s20 and committed to jail for a term of 30 | days.
 Some of the school children are im- | proving their enforced vacation, as well as obeying government orders, by | gathering leaves to be given or sold to | farmers for cattle bedding, or use on the land.
 Emplores of the Groton Iron Works have raised q considerable sum of money for the widow of Patrick Cooty' l who was killed in a crane accident there Monday, Mrs. Cooty resides in i Waterbury.
 | Don't forget your water bill. Ad- ditions after the 20th.-adv.
 The draft authorities gre notifying all beards that from the present time i tho slotns of British subjects, under the American military llHs, is the | e'1me as that of Americans, besause of the new treaty.
 Miss Sarah A. Lumis, Ss died Tues day at the home of Edward E. Brick
 son. in Portland, Conn, where she
 he'd been hoarding Death resulted
 from the in1rn1ities of age. She form
 erly lived in Colchester
 i A Rockville Conn. soldier cited for bravery is Sergeant Henry Batenburg, Sanitary detachment. bis Machine Gun RattalioH. For extraordinary he- roisrn in action north Of Chateau | Thierry,' France, July 22. 1918.
 At the church of Our Lady of Grace, | ' ENISES lSldiil. F6hut6Ul IndSS was
 celebrated Monday for Patrick r. Cas-
 sidy a native of Norwich for years a
 trustee of the church and one of the
 most active members of the parish.
 Letters received by Norwich reia-
 tives from Rev. Rci A. Porteiance, o1 . the Cathedral parish, Leavenwovth
 tell of influenza conditions in Kan
 sas similar to those hereabouts
 churches and schools having to close
 No other cases will te tried thiy term by Judge John F. keeler, in thu superior court at Middletown. Todd! (Thursday1, will ne the last day tha he will hold court there, as he zoe, to Willimantic Friday to open court , Taxes will be collected today at tn, drug store of Geo. M. Rathbone, Wes Side, from II a. m. to 1 p. m.-adE l Norwich relatives are in Waterbury . to attend the funeral this morning of James Thomas, son Of Dr. and Mrs
 James l.. Moriarty, which will talk,
 place at the Church of the Immacu , late Conception. Burial will be in Nor witch.
 The body of Vernon Meloney 2s ] who died at Wilbur Wright field, Day 1 ten, Ohio, Saturday from Spanish in fluenza. arrived in Rockville for buriai
 He leaves his mother, q sister and f brother, who fermerl lived in Coy | entry.
 : Tomorrow (Friday), St. Luke's Day = there will be the celebration of tn
 holy communien at Trinity Episcepa
 church at 10 o'clock. the rector, Rev [, J. Eldred Brown officiating, Rev. Rich n ard R. Graham of Christ church as i sisting in the service.
 . | Nsar, I 11z5o- '. sociation sent a beautiful floral tri q hule to the funeral of Judge Bree s of Stonington, Tuesday. The trbut 5. was taken 10 Stonington by Cour . Messenger Harris pendIeton, a broth |, er-in-law of Judge Breed. 'l Charles T. Davis, former rnaste C of the State Grange, and one of Mid Il dletown's best known farmers wa
 unanimously nominated for state sen
 atof at the demeera tic senatorial con ,x vention for the Thirty Third Sena if tefial district at MiddletOwn s The period for receiving Christina t packages for American prisoners i Q. German camps ended Tuesday, an Il last night the American Red Cros l. announced that every prisoner now i e the hands of the Germans would b l. remembered Christmas morning | "bnCOuudgluT news rom camp Eacf l. ary Taylor, Ky, received in Norwic le Wednesday afternoon was to the effet
 that Supervisor Fred W. Shearer
 River avenue is showing some in
 pf'evement. Mrs. Shearer. a gradual
 nurse, is caring for her husband lg In North Ashford, Rev P. S. Co
 lins has purchased from Mrs. Harri, ie Morse the farm which he has bee ,d tllling during the seven years of h
 pAstorate there. The farm was fol
 nierly owned by a former pastor 2. the North Ashford church, Rev. Al >S Flandlett
 Federal Fuel Administrator Carrie :, has issued letter in which he sa, ' that while conservation of fuel ', necessary, the administration do Ao not insist upon delay until Nove1
 ber 1st in starting fires in hom h. where such delay would result in il nt ness or injury.
 IT, Miss Lena Parker, who has relativ
 in Norwich and whose body was foul en in the Hudson river, at New Yor CT September 2S. left no will, so her e f- tate of $l.5o0 will go to her mothl er, Mrs. Mary Parker, her sister, Mi
 Maude H. Parker. and her broth,
 Charles M. Parker, Of Terrington.
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