Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-30

for. The petition was referred to the
committee on agriculture.
At the request of the state board Of
education, Representative William Az
King of Windham, presented a bill for
an appropriation of $780, 900 for the
erection 81 a dormitory for the noe
NAL scIool in W!llsnantic.
Representative William Higgins OF
Coventry presented a bill providing
that the control aad supervision Of
the public schools in towns receiving
state aid shall be vested in the state
board of education,
At a meeting of BE representatives
and senators of Wipdham county at
Hartford, Wednesday afternoon John
A. Dady of Putnam and Urgel La
| France of Plaintisld were elected
county commissioners for four years.
Representative Alphonse Chagnon of
this city was unanimously chosen
county auditor for the ensuing two
years.
Members of the EpWorth League
and their guests gathered in the YES
try of the Methodist Episcopal church
| Wednesday night for a keep EN-
smiling programme of over there
| songs and games
| Judge Oliver II. Williams of Vest
eriy. R. l., has been in this city Wis
iiing his brother. George w. Williams.
| Mrs. Charles A. Capen is confined
to her home by illness.
Deputy Sheriff A. j. Greensit has
placed an attachment for $500 on the
property owned by Trefin Erchina,
situated at the corner of Elm and
! Chapman streets. The attachment
was made in behalf of Lyman Brett
schneider, who alleges that Ercliina
owed a grocery bill which he refused
to settle Brpttschneider tried TO at
tlch the property but found that il
I had been transferred to Erchina s
sons He then brought suit to have
the property reconveyed 70 Erchina
as he alleges there was fraud in the
transfer The case is returnable be-
tore the superior court in March.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred A. Fenton are
| visiting M. F'enton's father, Frank
! D. Feuton of this city. Mr.. Fentor
was discharged from the list Infan-
try at Camp Devens Saturday, and
will return TO Iowa where he is en-
p'ovod by the L. S. Department OF Ag-
ricUlture.
At a meeting of the senators and
representatives OF Holland county ir
Hartford Tuesday, Harry a. Leonard
loI Rockville and George SiswiclI ot
! stafford were elected county commis-
s.oners. John II. Yost of Vernon was
chosen county auditor: and Charles
! A. Thompson Of Ellington. member
of the state board of agriculture.
A number Of local men, including
Mayor Charles A. Gates and Judge
ittfo =. Robinson, attended the annua
Mckinley hanqu@ at the ALVIN house
! Hartford, Wednesday night,
! Funeral services for Mrs. Harriet NJ
iaich were held at her home in Mans
N-Id Wednesday afternoon at O.
clock. Rev, f. =. Aver of the Mans
itcld Center church ciated. Buria
vas IN Atwoodville cemeterT
Marc V. Palmer, 70, Of IA Pleasant
! street. died Wednesday morning at II
O'clock a ST. Joseph hospital from
hoart trouble, following 4 surgical OPP
$50 ion. He was born III Canterbury
1888, The son Of Thomas and Sarat
-ri~pr Palmer. Mr. Palmer was E
.@rhiDist by trade, and for about 81
.rrr rs was mechanical engineer at tn,
'W-r.aa1 Thread company's plant il
..ia city. ard was retired on a pen
Jon about five years ago. He is sur,
-.v11 by his wife, Hattie L. Palmer
TWO sons Morris S Palmer of THU
.Ily. and Virgil VI. Palmer of Roches
for. y. Y.
William H. Nocnan, SO, died at hi
homo. "a Windham street Tuesda,
right. from uremia. He was born il
Springfield. Mass Dec. 81, 1850. H
has lived in this city for the past tw
Years. He is survived by his wife
Emily Sherman Noonan; a daughter
Miss Margaret Noonan: two sisters
Mrs Mary Miller and Mrs Elizahetl
Fogel Of Springfield: and three broth
ors. ,. T. Noonan of New York, c. H
Eoonan and +. F. Noonan Of Spring
field The burial service will be con