Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-08

The funeral of Mrs. Emily F. Burges. ! was held Saturday afternoon at o'clock from her late home in Lebanon Rev. Hollis Campbell, pastor of ths Lebanon Congreg tiona1 church, con- l ducted the services at the house anc read a committa1 service at the grave Burial was in the Windham Center cemetery. Undertaken Jay M. Shepard had charge of the funeral arrange l ments.
 The service badge committee of the local Red Cross chapter was on duty at the Liberty cottage Saturday even ing distributing the service badges ant certificates to the local workers. Ser vice badges are awarded for 400 800 1,600 and 2.400 hours work. The dis tinction in the badges lies in the rib bon from which the medallion is hung the 400 hour badge being khaki. the 500 plain blue. the 1,600 blue with one white stripe. and the 2.400 blue with two white stripes Out of the 125 badges awarded here. P were for 2,40C hours work. In addition to the badges
 stating that they worked for the Red
 Cross during the world war The cer-
 tificates are signed by Frank P. Fen
 ton, chairman of the local chapter
 Those eligible for badges are
 |. Mrs. Dwight E. Abel. Mrs. Fannie
 Anthony Mrs Fred Archam beault
 Mrs. William A: Arnold. Mrs. Helen NJ
 seS AHsFy rI Batb bossPh Tna Ps1 Mss
 Mrs. Charles L. Boss. Mrs. Sophia
 Bostwick, Mrs. C. Harry Branch. Mrs
 Robert Brown, Miss Florence Bugbee
 Mrs. Clara Eallard. Mrs. Allen Burle
 Henry T. Burr. Mrs. John Carlson,
 Mrs. Gustave Cartier. Mrs. Julia Cart
 wright, Mrs. c. C. Case, Mrs. A. Chag-
 non, Mrs. Herbert R. Chappell. Miss
 Annie L. Chase. Mrs. D. R. Clark Mrs.
 Louis Cote. Miss Florence Coutu. Mrs.
 Charles l.. Crane, Mrs. Helen Boss
 Cummings, Mrs. Joseph Cyr, Mrs Nell
 son A. Daniels, Miss Mary Day. Mrs.
 Farnsworth, Frank P. Fenton. Mrs.
 Frank P. 4Tenton. Mrs. Robert F'enton.
 Mrs. Albert w French. Mrs. Marshall Frost, Mrs. Arthur w. Gates, Miss
 Mrs. Handsheld. Mrs. H. M. Howell.
 Mrs. Florence B. Hunt. Mrs. Augusta H. Johnson, Mrs. William P. Jordan,
 Mrs. E. r. Kramer, Miss Frances E. Leonard, Mrs John L. Leonard. Mrs. Frank NJ. Lincoln. Mrs. Henry Lincoln, Mrs: Louis l. Mason, Mrs. Mary 4. Meehan. Mrs. c. N. Merrifield. Mrs George Moon. Mrs. E. F. Nerveguo Mrs. Robert T. Newton. Mrs. Lyman Nichols, Miss F. Grace Ottenheimer Miss Octavie Paulhus, Mrs. W. H.
 Peckham, Mrs. William Piche Mrs Carl Picknen. Mrs. M. F. Pomeroy Miss Margaret Powers. Mrs. F. B. Read. Mrs. John Reilly. Mrs H. E. Remington, Mrs. Lettie Remington Mrs. Claudia Rousseau. Mrs. Elzear St. Laurent, Mrs A. V. Segar, Mrs Jay Shepard. Miss Marion Smith, Mrs. George H. Spencer, Miss Claire Stiles, Mrs. Hattie R. Sullivan. Mrs. Celia B. Sweet, Miss Elmira c. Sweet, Mrs. ". H. P. Sweet. Mrs. D. F. Taylor. Mrs George F. Taylor. Mrs. Bertha Thompson. Miss Florence E. Tracy. Mrs: Charles ". Tryon, Mrs. Edward J. Tryon. Mrs. Walter B. Watrous. Mrs. Charles H. Webster. Mrs. Frank L. Williams.
 Windham branch-Miss Eliza beth
 South Windham auxiliary-Mrs. Crandall Mrs Edith 4. Hahn. Miss Carrie l.. Hatch. Miss Lillie L. Hatch. Miss Mary A. Hatch. Miss Rachel Jennings, Mrs. Eugene Kinne. Mrs. Mary L. Larkham. Mrs. H. B. Scrib- ner. Mrs. George F. Stiles. Mrs Arthur C. Sweet, Mrs. Helen Tubbs.
 North Wfndham auxiIiary-Nfrs. o. E. Colburn Mrs. G. N. Frink, Mrs An Sarait Smith
 Chaplin branch-Miss Jennie Clark. Mrs. Winslow B. Gallup. Mrs Myrtil Lanphear, Mrs. Cynthia A H. Lummis, Mrs Eliza 4. Healy. Mrs. Ella B. Welch, Mrs. T.. Jennie Welch
 Hampton auNiliary-Mrs. Raymond Baker, Miss Annah Burnham Mrs Mary c. Burnham. Mrs. George F. flLIS. 4AfS. Austin Pearl.
 WarTenville circle-NLrs. Ethel Nj. Briwn, Mrs. David Mathewson. Mrs. Ellen Mathewson. Mrs. Ellen F. Meeks
 Miss Sara keever is to come to Will limantic as public health nurse, ac- cordinS to an announcement made by the local Red Cross on Saturday Miss Heever has been located in New Britain for the past four years and hal had seven years experience in public health work. She graduated from the training school of the New Haven General hospital in 1912 and won yy, a scholarship from the state. to Simmons college, where she took course in public health work She comes to WilIimantic with a recon- mendation from the state health de- Dartment It is planned to secure of fees, consisting of consulting and an opera ting room. for her use. She will take over the work now being done by the welfare bureau and the tuberculosis committee of the Red Cross and may eventually take up stated fee for any of her work. so that this service would be free to those who were unable to pay for it.
 Auto speeders met with drastic treatment here Sunday. There have been almost fnnumerable warnings that the police would take steps to put I stop to it but no one seemed to pay any attention. Sunday afternoon Chief stationed Officer Enander and Officer Killourey at the upper end 0f the city. near the town farm. and himself took station in the New ViI- age. He arrested Michael Gitlin of Ea agleville Officer Enander arrested l Sidney Caplan of New Haven. who l says that he is visiting at the Con- 1 lecticut Agricultural college. They l will be in police court this morning.
 Joseph Gartland. weaver, employed | lere, was arrested Sunday by Officer Chandler and will be presented in the police court this morning charged with l ntoxication. This is the third arrest ! or intoXication this month There 1 were no arrests for this offense at all | turing August
 Frank Malone. who ran away from l he state training school at Mansfield. i vas arrested in this city Sunday by !, Officer Enander. He will be taken back 1 o the schos
 Engine company No. 1 was called to | he house occupied by A. I. Bill on i Prospect street Sunday. a few minutes l lfter noonr for chimney fire. Nine i gallons of Nchemical were used in ex- 1 -inguishing the blaze. The damage |
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