Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-08
JEWETT CITY

Sunday morning at the Congrega-
tional church Rev. Albert Donnell's
subject will be The Death of Moses.
Rev. j. B. AIdrich's morning subject
at the Methodist church will be Amer
icanism. Harold LETTERS will lead the
Epworth League at 6. The subject of
the evening service is Are We Able?
At the Baptist church Sunday
morning public worship will be fol-
lowed by the sacrament of The Lord |
Supper and reception Of new mem
bers. Earl Phillips leads the Young
Peoples service at 6. At o'clock |
a union meeting in the interest of the |
Y. NJ. G. A. work will be addressed |
will be special music.
A train of German prisoners who |
have been near Camp Devens. for |
months, went through here Friday |
afternoon, at their way to a Virginia
camp.
Principal F. H. P. Clement has ship
ped to New York as the work of the
Junior Red Cross in the local school
six women's camisoles six women's
skirts, is handllerchiefs, six children's
underWaists and six children's dresses.
Monday is the teachers visiting
day at the Riverside Grammar school,
Word has been received here by
relatives of the death of Michael Ley
den of Amiston. Ala. as the result of
heart failure. Mr.. Leyden formerly
resided in Griswold; bit for many
years his home has been in the south
where he was united in marriage
with Miss Elizabeth Dyer, who sur
wives him with eight chiIdren-five
sons and three daughters. The sons
are John P. of Jacksonville; Drs.
George n. and Frank c.. dentists of
this city; DR.. Horace A, now in the
United States service at Camp Meade,
Admission. The daughters are Mrs. G.
A. Newman of Arkansas, Mrs. D. NJ.
Connor and Mrs. ]. NJ. Rice of the
| home city. AS Mr.. Leyden had trav-
| eled extensively, having been in near
ly all the western and southern
states. Being widely read he possess
ed a fund of information and was a
delightful conversational, He unex-
ceptionally kindly. His decease is
deeply regretted by his many friends
here, as well as in his home city.
This regular meeting of the warden
and burgesses was held this week.
with Warden Mailhotte presiding
the minutes of the last meeting were
read by Clerk z. NJ. Gray, and were
accepted. It was voted that the night
/! patrolman discontinue his first two
| clock rounds and be on duty on Main
street, especially on Saturday, and
i after moving pictures, basketball
II games, dances and when the saloons
/ close. This is on account of so many
calls for his presence during the early
/ part of the evening. The matter was
placed in the hands of the police
70, i De- IL,
| DOlan presented a communication
asking the officials to make some ar
rangement with the telephone com
pany whereby a night signal light may
be placed at the local exchange in
a position so that he may be sum-
moned at any time he may be needed.
This matter was also left in the
hands of the police committee.
A petition was received from Frank
Colbus asking permission to build a
twostory house on North Main
street. This was left with the build
ing committee. Treasurer E. NJ Gray
presented his bond of $4,000 with the
Massachusetts Bonding and Insur-
ance Co., as surety and it was accept
ed. The following bills were voted
paid: Michael Mccarthy and Z. j.
Carroll for watching fire at Shea
house, 50 each; S. n. E. Telephone
Co.. service at hose house, $295;
Dearnley &. Clarke. oil can, $2.555; F.
[. Ray, shoveling snow at park, s
insurance on Jewett CITY electric
light plant A. C. Burdick, $9.98; J. E
Learned & Son, 1928; ]. A. Hourigan
1928; J. A. Hourigan, trea surer s
bond, $28; E f. Burleson, gravel
$4.25; II. w. DaWley, work on fire
truck, $2.75; John T. Dolan, police
duty, SS4; Jewett City electric light
plant. service for street, hose house
and library $200.63.
] Mrs. Lea LHeureux is entertaining
her nephew, Rev. Emile LHeureux OF
4 St Jovite. Province of Quebec.
Mrs. Edw. J. Farrell of Wauregar
4 spent Thursday with Mrs. E. II. His.
cox
Mrs. E. B. Cheney has charge of tn,
/ Near East fund solicitation in Lis
Z bon.
John Szruba, the infant son of Mr.
7 and Mrs. Joseph Szruba' was buried il
i st. Mary's cemetery on Thursday. TIT
i mass of the Angels was said by Rev
4 J. H. Seiferman at st. Mary's church
8 Girls acted as bearers. Hourigal
q Brothers were in charge of the ar
4 engagements.
Mrs. R. F. Cheney, Mrs. T. a. Ri
7 ouX, Alpherie LeClair and If othe
j duties will permit, John F. Hennon
4 go to New York tonight to attend al
I important Red Cross meeting to D.
i held Saturday.