Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-13

licenses are being taken out from tn | town clerks office. At first it wa J bought that the number of huntet would be far below tte average but d l The follesklps ffptrs s6ns have taken ou licenses E dsring the % past few days
 Sta nley Field, Austin D. Boss, F1oy< lC-4 Da~ts, Frank M. Melvin Edwart P IxAffy Winards E. -1sadd. -EeoFk6 M
 Graves, Albert w. French, Willard
 H. spith.s ; SenAuel ss. 4 Atsthony. franl
 Rogers. ElmSr- l. Charron. Edwin F
 Il lselxleN Prank payis Arthur Q l WasHhsrrns chaea Maxze sas ClAuds
 B. Frink. Hormisdas Gaudfca,k ,JQhr
 ] Rondeau, Exarmas sDucRaxmes Joseph
 Plante, Gurdon c. Rathbtlrn. Clarence
 Grfggs, Byron S. Hasvkins. George M
 Noble. George A. Denanlt. Albert H l Lewis, Amos E. Lewis Harry R. Su1- l1van, Raymond S. Herrick. Theod6re A. Marrotte Herbert H. Spauidfne and Everet. l.. Richmond of Whitman
 Harold E. Adams of South Windh am Louis G. Brink. Owen Rathburn and
 Louis E. Beckwith of Windham Cen 1 ter.
 , All women interested in the subjects covered by the conference are being invited to attend the meeting in Will 1 limantic. Members of Parent Teach I CT Associations, Red Cross, Farm Bu- l reaus and similar organizations are especially desired.
 1 It is expected that definite pro- gramme of meeting home and com munity problems to be employed in l the three counties will be worked out at the conference.
 The death of Bertha Smith, 3s. oc- cured at an early hour Saturday Training School and Hospital. and was caused by acute endocarditis. She was a native of Orange. Conn.
 The funeral of Joseph De Mase. son
 of Louis and Elizabeth DeMase, who
 died Saturday morning. was held in
 the afternoon at o'clock from the
 home of the parents. 94 North street.
 The fuperai of Mrs. KimbaIi, who
 died Thursday at her home in Scot
 land, was held at o'clock Sunday af-
 ternoon. Rev Martin Lowering off,
 ciated at the services held at the the grave in Scotland cemetery. Mrs.
 Amy of Wil1imantic sang Face to Face. The bearers were Eugene Kim
 ball. Fred Willoughby, Fred Taylor and Albert speIinan. Undertaken Jay M. Shepard was in charge of the fu- neral arrangements.
 Holland, Windham and New London
 : Home and Community conference to be held at the Woman's Club in Will limantic, October 29. The call is is- sued by Mrs. A. H. Benton of Andover. Holland County Farm Bureau. and is made At the request of women in the three counties who are. anxious that all of the benefits derived from war time organiza tions shall not be lost.
 The sessicn will be in the interest of women and children of the three counties It is pointed out that home service work carried on during the war through number of orEaniza- zations proved of inestimable benefit in many homes through providing ad- vice and assistance in matters of family health. food and clothing con- and economic management
 Problems affecting children will be especially stressed at the conference. School lunches will be discussed by specialists and it is possible that a campaign may be launched to further the work of providing hot monday work has been done at the fairs this fall in weighing and mea suring chil dren to determine whether they are normally. Diets are pre- proper development
 The Thread City Fife and Drum Corps returned to this city Saturday night. winners of three medals. in the 1 contest of drum corps at East Hart l ford. The local drum corps had been l to take part in the welcome l nome parade in that city and as part l # the entertainment of the day. fife | md drum corps were to complete for | prizes. the number of drum corps en- 1 ering the contest being twelve. Fol owing are the awards made to mem ,ers of the local corps: Second prize, silver medal. won by Major Odel1 I Chapam, in the patons swinging ontest: first prize, a gold medal. won " Leader William H. Small. in the nare drumming contest; first prize, a old medal, won by Willard Lew, in ass drumming contest.
 The corps recently placed an order or new uniforms with a local cloth t the D parade. Armistice Day. on yoy 1i The uniforms are to be of he Continental type, the most ela- orate uniform of it's kind ever seen in e of navy blue and will be trimmed yith yellow the vest is to be of yell ,w material, and the trousers will be the same. To top it oil will be lack hat with yellow pompoms and rass rosette at the side. To complete he outfit black boots. shaving yellow ops will be worn. The cost of out | , tting the members of the corps with heir new uniforms will total over HOO.
 conference of Methodist Sunday Z chool superintendents of the Norwich istrict is to be held next week Mon | ay at the local Methodist church, the to include morning, after oon and evening sessions.
 sin the police court this (Monday) lorning John Conroy arrested in an ltoxicated condition. Saturday night, Y Officer Mclean, will answer to the harge. made by the officer. He had cen causing trouble on North street nd later on Main street before his rrest. Upon payment of $50 bond e was allowed to go to his home. The econd case will be that of Stanley uriecki who was arrested by Officer / ombria, Saturday night. after caus-