Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-11

<! the case will be heard at a later date
 by Curtis Dean. justice@of the peace. | In connection with the proposed bronze tablet honor roll to be placed | in the entrance of the town building | the selectmen and town clerk went
 purpose of looking at the tablet erect l ed in that town. and obtaining some | ideas as to what design and style ot l tablet should be purchased for this l town. 9ssssss s sa4s.- -.ss A new schedule of boxes of the frs alarm system of the city has been is- sued by Chief Webster. There are few changes, but four new boxes have been added to the list. the latter be- | ing placed in the No. |, 2.3 and 4 l mills of the American Thread Com pany. This makes five boxes at the | latter's plant. All told there are 39 fire alarm boxes on the system.
 During the past week the following discharged service men have regis
 tered in the / < at the town clerks
 Bowen, Private All d Lagace. Private William T. Palmer, Jr.. Private Louis l.. Ethier. Seaman George A.: Brown
 and Private Wilfred A. Rivard. Mrs. Belle F. Riggleman. librarian of the publiS library in Willimantic, will pass the next two weeks in Dan-
 bury, attending the state teachers a struction on the infringement of n- braries. -..-.s.....
 John N. Smith ,and Anson J. Odds,
 carriers, and Walter R. Woodward, clerk at the local post office, are having their annual 15 day vacation, and Frank c. Brown are the substi-
 ute carriers and Louis Moran substi-
 tute clerk. James Twomey is the
 carrier for the mail delivery at Will ina Tr.
 Rev. James J. MoGuinness, for the past nine years curate at St. Mary's church in Norwalx. is to be the new pastor at St. Mary's church, South Coventry. Father McGuinness sue ceeds Rev. John A. Dooley. who was Lawrence O'TooIe's church in Hart ford The new pastor has been very successful in his work at Norwalk and has taken up his duties in South Gov ternoon. He was accompanied to this city by Rev. Michael J. Lynch of South Norwalk. a former curate of St. Joseph's church, Willimantic.
 Allen B. Lincoln of Hartford. who is spending the summer in Eastford, was in town Thursday afternoon.
 Merrick B. Carpenter. of Wethers- field, is visiting relatives in town. Mir Carpenter formerly lived in Willi- manti cand at one time conducted a grocery store in this city in partner ship with his brother, Harry Carpen- ter, the latter being located in the west at present.
 w. c. Norris has as his gueSt for the week Lieut.. Ralph N. Norris of Med ford, Oregon, who is with the heavy artillery, U. S. army.
 Lieut.. (Dr.) Fred M. Smith, who has been overseas for. the past thirteen months, returned to town Thursday. evening and was warmly greeted by his friends. Lieut.. Smith is here on fifteen-day furlough and will return on the 25th inst to Camp Dix. N J., where he expects to receive his dis charge from the service. a-
 Nothing more than routine business was transacted at the weekly mef / ing Thursday evening of Obwebetucrl lodge. No. IS. I. o. O. F. At the next meeting the newly appointed. officers will be installed by District Deputy F. r. Kinney of Norwich. At the next meeting of Windham Encampment. No. 10. I. o. O. .F..s it is expected that the officers will be installed by Dis trict Deputy Charles F. Kenneld. of this citv