Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-20

Evelyn Eastland is spending week with relatives in New London.
 Sailor John Eaton of the U. S.. Battleship Delaware, is home on ten days furlough. staying with his mother, Mrs. John Eaton of Boswell avene. He has seen some of the world. being in Ireland, Scotland, Eng land and France, He claims that he met some of the Norwich boys over in France.
 A number of local young men form ed a motor boat party and motored to Ocean Beach. Charles Langley was the head of the boys.
 Mrs. James Collins and daughter, Ellen Marie, of Bridgeport are visit ing her aunt, Mrs. M. J. Riordan of Eleventh street.
 Walter Donovan of the Newport Training Station has returned after spending a few days with his father Daniel Donovan, of Eleventh street
 Mir and Mrs. Daley of Sixth street spent Sunday at the Drawbridge. William Sempie and Herbert Pro- dell spent Sunday at. the Drawbridge. Sailor Raymond Shahan of the sub marine base on the Thames, spent the | week end at the home of his mother, | Mrs. Patrick Shahan of Central av- enue-
 Sailor Joseph Daya1l of the Subma- rine Base in New London spent the week end in the village. He enjoys the life very much.
 | Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Desmond and l family spent Sunday at the Draw bridge
 Private Lemuel A De Nomrne of Camr Upton. N. Y. spent Sunday with his wife at her parents home, | Mir. and Mrs. Peter H. Ethier, of Gen. traI avenue.
 Mrs. Elliar Krug and daughter Mil i dred, returned to their home in Bos- ton after spending. several days with | Mrs. j. Mathews of Twelfth street 1 Mrs. William Grove and family have returned after spending two weeks vacation at Pine Grove
 Miss Catherine Barry has returned after spending a two weeks vacation with Miss Mary Barry.
 Miss Madeline Sullivan of Hartford spent the week end at Mrs. McCor- mick's on Prospect street.
 Rev A. $. Brown of Utica, N. Y. is scpending a few days with his niece Mrs A. R. Blackledge, of Pros- pect street.
 Miss Helen Sullivan of Taunton Mass, is spending a few days witt her aunt, Mrs. McCor1ick, of Pros pect streSt.
 Misses Dorothy and Catherine Park. CT of Worcester. Mass, are spending a few days with Mrs. A. R. Black. ledge.
 Miss Cather;Sa Neibert and Miss Catherine Bray are spending a vaca- ton at Watch Hill.
 William Baker has returned after spending week at Pine Grove.
 Miss Evelyn Eastland of TentH vacation with relatives in New Lon street has returned after spending hel don.
 A local young ladv working in ont of the factories of Greeneville had strange thing happen to- her recently Ahot two years ago this young lad! , while walking home on pay day los her pay and never heard anything about t until Monday a special de livery boy brought her a letter and il it she found note stating. Here i the money you lost two years ago" The funeral of Miss Mary O'Sulli van, who had been sick for a long pc riod of years was held from her hom on Fourth street, Monday morning The funeral services were held in Si Mary's chcurch. A solemn high mas was read by Father Fitzmaurice. as sisted by Rev. Kennedy and Rev M P. Calvin. The burial was in St. Mary
 cemetery. The bearers were Steve Shea, Myles O'Sullivan, Thomas Shea Thomas Sullivan, Thomas J. Dow { and James Shea of Jewett City. Sh
 is survived by two sisters. Miss Nanc O'Sullivan and Sister Bonbesteur 0 Hartford.
 [. When the body was entering tn s church the hymn, Ave Maria wa sung and during the services Beauti \ full Ian don High was also rendere