Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30

one of the first inducted men from
 the town of Windham to leave here
 and one of the last to come home. He entered the service in September, 1917, and spent over a year in France.
 Sergeant Eugene Curran, of the
 medical department of Aero Squadron
 199, has notified his parents, MT. and
 Mrs. John Curran of this city. of his
 recent arrival in New York from France. He is now located at Camp Mills, N ., awaiting his discharge,
 which he expects to receive at any moment.
 The rooming house known as The Windham, was sold this week to Mrs. Alice Dorman, my Mrs. Albert Coutu. 1 In the cemeteries in the town of !, Windham, which number five, there is 1 a total of All graves of soldiers which | will be decorated today. This number l includes soldiers of the Civil, Spanish
 and World Wars. The decorating
 will be done during the morning by l members of the veteran associations
 and Sons of Veterans.
 l The marriage of Warren Lester Cross and Priscilla R. Washburn, both of Mansfield, took place this week at ! the home of the bride. The ceremony | was performed by Rev. Leonard
 Smith. The couple were unattended. I At the weekly meeting Thursday
 l night of Obwebetuck Lodge, No. IS, O.. o. F., class of four candidates
 was given the third degree.
 Il w. H. 6ransfield, Robert Casey, c. I Vincent Shea and Dr. M. B. Riordan,
 members of San Jose Assembly, No. Il 14, K. of C., will go to Hartford on Sunday morning to take the fourth
 degree, to be exemplified in that city
 Sunday afternoon.
 Il Sheriff -eIect Charles A. Gates of : this city announced Thursday his ap--
 pointments of deputy sheriffs and Il jailer for this county for the new term which begins June 1. Albert s Fields, has been reappointed deputy Il jailer, which place he has filled for a number of years. Following is the !, list of deputies appointed for the new , term: Charles E. Aver, Killingly; William N Bates. Thompson; Edwin .i Bennett, Brooklyn; George R. Bliven } Plainfield; John H. Fitts, Hampton | Leonard H. Healey. Woodstock; l George F. Holbrook. Putnam; William 1 Ellis Jackson. Windham; Addison J Greenslit, Windham.
 !, The assignment of patrolmen ant .l their respective beats for June follow Officer Paulhus, Sodom; Officer Enan- der, Jackson street; Officer Leahy, up fl per Main street; Officer Mclean, cen } ter Main street, and Deer Grady. daJ duty. The changes take effect Sun day.
 In addition to the many discharged , soldiers already registered in the reg { istry book at the town clerks office D the following men have recently reg I istered: Sergeant Nathan G. Eccles ton, air service Corporal George L D C. Ffammand, ordnance department , Wagoner Harold N. Lefhngwell, med .. ical department; Private Elmer w : Morse, infantry; Seaman Eugene Mo q riarty, navy; Private Michael Piazza infantry; Private Joseph P. Riley, in ol fantry; Private Alexander Wyinski ; infantry; Private Maxine Bertrand z infantry; Sergeant Joseph L. Barrett Company l.; Private Louis J. Berubey Signal Corps; Private Henry Bouviel = medical department; Private J. F Cornell, Motor Transport Corps. Of the 41f graves of soldiers bur U jed in the cemeteries in the town o ; Windham there are 200 in Williman Ii tic cemetery: 99 in St. Joseph's cem t etery; 91 in the cemetery at Windhar ss Center and 21 in North Windhar S cemetery.
 a A large number of local citizen ,, l were busted Thursday afternoon dec II orating graves of relatives and friend 2 in Willimantic cemetery in prepara II ton for and in connection with Me = morial Day