Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-25

months dIleI lUClE IHdIIldSG soHe WdS Lillian Porter. For the present the newly married couple will make their home in this city at No. 29 Temple street. They were married by the Rev. Arthur D. CarDentar. pastor of the First Baptist church.
 The date of expration for the cur rent dog licenses is May l and not on April as reported in Mondays Bulle- tin. The new license tags will be ready on or about the 18th of April.
 County Detective William E. Jack son of this city, who has been confined to the house for the past week with grip, is able to be out.
 At the meeting of Natchaug Lodge. No. 22, Knights of Pythias, Mondar night, the second degree was conferred on class of five candidates. There was a good attendance at the meet ing.
 Isadore Berger of this city was pain fully injured Sunday night by being kicked by the horse which he was driv- ing. While going down Brick Top hill the horse kicked over the shafts of the open front wagon and one hoof struck Berger in the right leg just below the knee. causing a compound fracture The injured man finally reached his home and was taken to St. Joseph's hospital, where Dr. J. A. Girouard re- luced the fracture. MT. Berger will be laid up for some time. George K. Allen. carrier No. out of the Willirnaniic post office, received on Monday his prize check for Sl00 award ed for the excellent showing he made 1 in the contest between city carriers | throughout the state in selling thrift stamps and war savings certificates i during the past year. This check was fF,. hg fret n yvrg | jed by q letter from the state council | Of defense at Hartford. complimenting 1 him upon his work in the campaign. l Mir. Allen sold stamps and certificates amounting to $54.4S4.77 in value. i Miss Blanche A1arcil of Jackson | street has practically recovered from an operation for appendicitis, having | been discharged from St. Joseph S : hospital Monday. as her friends will | be pleased to learn.
 l The G. N. c. chassis for the hook and ladder company truck ordered | last week by the city. has arrived in town and the two-ton Republic chassis | ordered at the same time is also here. K. M. srsnche. of Hartford, former ! lv of Norwich, is expected to attend l the meeting this (Tuesday) evening of | the Willimantic Americanization com | mtteC in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Mir Branche is district agent | of the AneriCaniZa ton department of | thc state council of defense and he will ] bo on hand to explain the details Of the states plan for community work in the future.
 Al the invitation of Windham En- l camrment. No. 10, of this city. the de- 1 gree team of Palmyra Encampment of | Norwich. will work the Golden Rule l degree at the regular meeting of the ! local lodge tomorrow Wednesday, ev- | cninE. on a class of five candidates. ! The degree team from Norwich was cs- pecialiy invited because of their well ! known efficiency in working this de- 1 grco. \ collation. will be served at the ! close of the meeting.
 Mrs. Frank tiOiruun and son of Boli- ! via street are spending a few days in | Dduieleon, visiting friends
 Residents of North Windham appre- ! ciate the three new lights, which were | recently placed in front of the post of flee; at Spencera Corners and in front ] or the North Windham Congregational 1 church as they were very badly need 1 ed at these locations. The lights were ! obtained by petition and were voted for at the town meeting last fall 4 movement is on foot in Wiliiman- tic 10 form m organization of the loca, and vicinity members of Company l. l02nd Infantry, who saw service 'ovei there"
 Mrs. Samuel Boucher. 36. died Mon
 day morning at her home in the towr Of Mansfield, after an illness of some time with tuberculosis. Mrs. Boucher formerly sided in this city and many friends V ! saddened by the news ot her death. She was born in Canada the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Louis | Boule. In addition to her husband | she is survived by her three children
 Alma, Louis and Edmund: also ont
 sister, Mrs Nazarie Mainville who re- sides in Montville.
 Bernard Butcher was arrested Mon.
 Hay morning and is being held at tho police station for the police authol.i ties in New Haven. Butcher is want.
 cd in that city on q charge of burglary and will probably bo taken back thert
 today CTuesday)
 A driver of one of the public seryic,
 automobiles in this city will appear. il
 the police court this (Tuesday) morn
 ing 10 answer to the charge of over
 loading his car.
 l Twenty-four cases or crates. con structCd by q local concern. Wer,\ nee ! essaT-- to hold the records of the To ! cal sclcctivc service board. The rec
 ords are all packed and awaiting or dcrS from Washington, D. c. for ship meut. The records of the medical ad
 visory board are also ready for ship
 meHt
 very pleasant evening was passe, Monday Dr the members of the Neigh . borhCod Whist club at the home O
 Mrs. Dwight Abel 0: Prospect street
 Five tables were played and Luncheon was served by the hostess at the socia hour a. inc close of the meeting
 Mrs. George hollstede of Providenc returned nome Monday. after a visi with relatives in this city.
 Clifford +. Prescott returned to Ney
 'n after spending Sunday in thi
 city
 William $. Beard of New Yorl
 who preached in Colchester Sunday
 was a former pastor of the First Con
 attonal church Of this city abou
 two years ago.
 England j5 using paper envelope which can tc turned :uSl.ie out an | q. a tp .