Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-05
WILLIMANTIC


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 Oct a7-Noyes j.. Thompson. "A years; ? months. 27. days, carcinoma af prostate.
 Oct ao-Alma Marrotte. IS minutes, premature birth
 oct. sO--Mrs Eliza A. Richmond, Se years; months. l day. carcinoma of breast.
 The drive of the Rcd Gross for members is proceeding most encourag- Lnngly, and the town of Windham will go over the top, if it continues at it's present rate of speed, was the state ment of President Frank P. Fenton of the Wllimantic branch of the Red Cross when asked Tuesday afternoon what the prospects weFe. Canvassers | in the mills of the city and those in the outskirts of the city report that the people are joining the organiza- tion as never before. Meetings of the committee in charge of the drive have been Aeld and all reports tend to back | up yfhe statement that Windham will do/its share in generous style. Rev. Harry s. Mccready, pastor of the Congregational church was pre- l sented gold Elgin watch Monday | night at a meeting of the Knights of Pythias. This was in recognition of the part Rev. MT. McCready had taken at the memorial exercises of Natchaug lodge, held June 22. last.
 Mayor Charles A. Gates issued a proclamation Tuesday afternoon ask ing that the people of Wnlimantic lend their support to the Red Cross and
 become wearers of the button. At gathering of many of the leading men at the American Thread Company plant, held Monday evening at the Windham inn, Austin D. Boss
 the retiring agent of the company was
 presented a diamond ring as token of the esteem from his associate work
 e<s. De Witt c. Hill, who was re- tired from the company on July last
 after 45 years of service was pre- | scented Masonic ring with a diamond
 setting. Both men expressed cordial
 appreciation for the, handsome gifts
 Episcopal church. Miss Alice May
 Baker, daughter of Mir and Mrs
 Charles H. Baker was united in mar
 riage with William Scales of Troy l N. Y. There was a large attendance of relatives and friends. at the
 church which had been effectivelv dec
 orated. The best mSn war Harold
 Burdette Scales, Of Trey x. Y. 2
 brother of tho gracm aad the brides
 made was Mise Flora Rak~*. 3 sister of the bride "~d tho ~~pid Of hnloi w4s HTi-s EIi'S%aH r 7r.-,'t.,- Fol. |klO-Fi~~ thn .'s--' ,@s -,--~ s4-,r--, ,-l1 U.','-', ...-r t,., --~--rT -. IT., yv,1fa, r. .R7~e ',~-. -- .e t-,- ',-,~ch. 7 r7t--'.' 4 v-'s. 1,o.0. tf-. },---o a tl,> t-f'~'7 s.,ss.. .t.... aa rri, 7z,, IT gffc~4 ~to r~ ' = t..-.-r, v-~e oe ole '''- -'' -c. ,~, ~-+, r--~ ,.'---, i1cq II '",~ .,,-, @ l-.N ---,sr F~.- rnn,, '--.> -,s,..i- a's .~'s-, Ne.. f-.i-7,r7ct ~-irl i-a.-,, ~--,- -'sq t-., 9~ ,oy,o 'rorn hrc': --' >..7 7'-, VT, has [. match TNC clTgicc bouquets 0 chr'~a0' 'h"u-r',,e.
 .t Tn" rss'sr"s .-vnre L'nu+era,,t lame !. ~~@ H-7 Se~zoant T. s'cn1ov Dono F 'e. tho for-oc~ Q cousin of tho bride Al The r'''s'-v r-d t1> 1ron-1 were com ra ado" ir th" ffa7d Iufa atrv of the 26tI Divis'on d'lrirg -tae world war. MI
 and Mrs. S@ales left the city late ol Tuesday afternoon on their honey moon trip. They will make their honr in Springfield, Mass, where Nil \ Scale" is r-9 @agar of a. Sr9ce~s store Ncs Sales has been e-rniewfd at in RnF Statr prur Store She has tn best wishes of s1arg erldndeS \ Tuesday naorn;SS3 ,at s ga e'sf,ck sll funeral or Mrs. Mary .IIurcf r,as ilel froef lhn homo of her danehte.. NJ. Michael Cronin. 10 Ann street Tn requiem high mass at St. Joseph church was sung by Rev. John I Clark. Burial was in tte fa.Ylily lot i St. JoseDh's cemetefy. The bearer were Francis Cu~ran. Jeremiah Hae | gerty. Timothy Techan If NeEFpor Michael ]. Sullivan ef Providence an Anthony Wood of Baltic Knloure, Brothers were in charge of the flu H neral arrangements.
 largely intended meeting of tn Wonen's Foreign Missionary soc;e ties was held at the home of MT Capen. Of Prospect street Monday aft erhnon. @
 Mrs C. Harley Smith returned her home in this city Monday evenir from Boston, where she has been al tending the National Conference ( | the Wornen's Foreign Missionary SC
 cieties.
 Hunting licenses issued by Tow
 Clerk Frank P. Fenton have reache
 the four hundred mark which is
 new high record Tor the county whe
 it is considered that cartridges an F hen phesants cannot be killed this ses :. son.
 C Miss Florence Rhodes has been CT
 gagged to teach the Spanish class
 the Y. M, c. A. Miss Rhodes is a gras uate of Brown. and has taught SpaI
 ish at Plainfield and Howard Semi1
 ary. At present she is member
 the faculty of Windham High Schot
 The decision in the case of Vincen;
 Giordano, Guisseppe Castalagmo "
 be dendered by Judge Samuel n. Harvey on Saturday of this week. IT
 case was heard Monday afternoon, A
 torney Thomas J. Kelley representa- the plaintiff and Attorney Patrick
 Danahey the. defendant. Castalagn