Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25

 portant subject. Miss Dorothy Buck ley. also addressed the meeting. her topic being Our Future Citizens. | teresting and the meeting proved most helpful.
 Felix 2oudry was arrested Thursday night for the second time this week, and will appear before the police court this (Friday4 morning to answer to the charge of intoXication. As Boudry already has two suspended sentences of 30 days each hanging over his head, having been place on probation in both instances, his case will probably be disposed of in short order and with out much ceremony. No trace of. thesbody of Esadore Ak elrod. who was drowned in the Willi- mantle river week ago this (Friday) afternoon, had been discovered up to Thursday night.
 As no reports from team captains or c8nvassers wore turned. in, it is inn possible to say just what amount of ] bonds of the Victory loan had been subscribed for in the town of Wind- ham uD to Thursday night. Good re- suits have been obtained from the en- ployes of the American Thread com p..i,,' plant and the canvassing is hot IIllJSItbt III .SOJHc Ol LlIt dEpcli tlitttil9. They have already subscribed S20, ,500 and fl is safe to say that this sum | vii, be substantially increased when 1 the canvassing is finished Subscrip ! ticns amounting to $4000 were re- | ceived at the Windham National bank 1 Thursday and at the Windham Trust company the sum of $650 was sub 1 scr:led for. The total amount sub scrihed for at the banks and the American Thread company is S62,650, 1 but there are a large number of sub scriptions obtained by the canvassers i of tfe 5S teams working in this city and vicinity, no report of which has as vet been made Team captains and nle rlbers of the teams are being urged 1 to tUrP in their subscriptions each day So tl;at those in charge of the cam paien may know just how the drive is l going.
 Owing to the cold, raw atmosphere l Thursday afternoon. the Liberty cot tage was not kept open for the pur- pose of receiving subscriptions for l Victory loan bonds.
 1 Hiram N Fenn, 6i, died Thursday 1 afternoon at 4.45 in St. Joseph's hos pital in this city, following a shock with which he was stricken Wednes- i day morning while at work in his store on Church street. His health had not ! been of the best for the past year or so. He was born in Putnam July 18th, | 1858, the son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles l N. Fem. His father conducted an un- | dertaking business in that town for number of years, taking his son into i the business with him and conducting 1 it under the firm name of Tenn x Son. i Tn June, 1894, Hiram N. Tenn came to | Willimantic and bought out the under | tf1y 11i conducted at that time by MT. Cum mings. He carried on the business for i about 24 years and during that time combined the picture framing and art store business with the former line Jan. 1st, 1918, MT. Fem disposed of the undertaking business to the J. c. Lin coin company and since that time has i conducted the art store at 5S Church l street. He was a quiet, unassuming man, of arniable disposition. and had many friends in this city and vicinity He was affiliated with but few if any iorganiza tions and never took any ac- tive part in affairs of a public nature. l In politics he was a staunch repubh can and always exercised his right to vote on public matters. He is sur vived by a daughter Leora NJ. Fenn, who has assisted him in the store for a number of years; sister, Mrs. Wal 1, lace SeSer, or RutldEd, Mass, ana hlS i stepmother, Mrs. Charles N. Fenn. of Meriden. MT. Fenns wife died in this tcity about six years ago.
 Arthur Middleton, at the high school auditorium, presented the following tfine program under the auspices of the Teachers association Thursday even- ;! ing for the pleasure of a fair sized au- l dienCe:
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 Recit: l Rage, I Melt, I Burn
 (Acis and Galatea)
 Aria: Ruddier Than the Cherry, Handel b Where'er You Walk, Handel
 c Some Rival Has Stolen My True Love Away, Broadwood d My Lovely Celia, Munroe
 e The Pretty Creature, Lane Wilson Il,
 a Le Tambeur Major Thomas
 b Provero Mariner, Mililatti c Largo Al Factotum, Rossini ILL
 a ~Requiem, Homer b Banjo Song, Homer .ic Uncle Rome Homer i. d HoWs My Boy? . Homer
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 a Follow Me 'ome, Bell b Smuggler's Song, Kernochan
 c Mother O Mine, Tours
 d Danny Deever, Damrosch
 Rodney Saylor was at the piano. The 1 tcDfart:,i11npnt was under the QlFeeuOn