Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-15

was held and a breakfast was served
at the home Of the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Noise Tremblay, IS Willow
brook street, to about thirty guests. I
Mr., and Mrs. Flynn left on the 1907 |
express for a wedding trip which will !
be spent in the vicinity of New York. |
On their return they will reside at 374 !!
Prospect street.
Another instance of hardness OH
the part OF the war department is
shown in the case of Private James
| Demarco, of Company A, 5Sth Infan-
| try. His wife, Mrs. Santa Demarco,
Of Sc Meadow street, has received no
| notification, although her husbands
| name was reported in the casualty
| lists as severely wounded. Private De-
marco, according to letters received
from his nurse and himself was Sc
vereIy wounded in action. Oct. "a but
has now practically recovered and OK
poets to return to this country soon.
DR.. Frank O'LouehIin, who has been
| i'll with pneumonia at st. Joseph's
hospital is reported to be greatly i'm
proved.
| Charles L. Boss, of The Lincoln and
Eoss Lumber ard Coal Company, was
taken suddenly i'll with an internal
trouble Monday. His condition WAS
| "iietl iiiPlO NSu L ucouC-y iiiShl'
Another county is contestine for the
honor of having Joseph Bartlett when
his term for passing a bad check in
Willimantic expires. Middletown and
Providence, R. l., have already asked
for him: and now Chief of Police Kill
lourey has received a letter from
Franklin R. Curley, county attorney of
York county. Me, saying that Bart
let's presence is desired there.
The u. S. employment bureau in
Willimantic has sent letters to the
Chamber of Commerce. the Y. NJ. c.
A, the San Jose Council, K. of c.,
requesting their aid in finding en-
rloyment for returning soldiers and
sailors. Members of these organiza-
t;ons who know Of individual cases
where employment might be secured
are asked to turn over the irforma-
to the local government office.
A fire did considerable DAMAGE in
the bowling alley OF the Y. NJ C. A.
Tuesday morning, with loss of prob
ably about zoo. How the fire start
cd is a mystery as the place was all
right at 10 p. M, and the fire was dis
covered at about ? o'clock Tuesday
morning. It will be several days be-
fore the alleys can be used again.
The January meeting of the We'll
|
in the VALLEY street rooms Mrs Ora
NJ Clark, the visiting nurse was voted
a weeks vacation. A letter was read
from the extension service of the Con-
necticut Agricultural College, asking
for financial cooperation in the estab-
lishment Of a cooking class for girls
over fourteen and under sixteen, who
have left the schools and are acting
as housekeepers in their homes. The
bureau voted not to undertake the
W orll because of lack of funds The
Windham Girls club had offered the
Use of their rooms and equipment, for
a demonstration in this work. At a
former meeting the directors sent a
request to the tuberculosis committee
Of Willin,antic, asking for a contribu-
ton of SIS per month to be applied to
the salary Of the visiting nurse. II
answer to this. the chairman of the
tuberculosis committee stated that
they were waiting for an apportion-
ment from the state committee before
making any disposition OF funds. Re
Miss Helen Child, and by the visiting
! nurse, Mrs. Ora NJ Clark
/, Robert Palmer, 80, died at his home
III Andover Tuesday from pneumonia
: Il is understood that four other mcnl-
hers of the family are sick with in
: huenza.
Patrick J. o'Rourke died at his home
, i'll Chaplin Tuesday of infirmities due
to age. Mr.. O'Rourke was born il
r Ireland, and has been a farmer il
Chaplin for the last seventy five years
: He is survived by a sister. Mrs. Mar
. garet Carroll of North Windham; tvs
. daughters, Mrs. John Egan of Soutl
, Manchester, and Mrs. Charles Brook.
q man of this city; and a son, William
O'Rourke OF Chaplin.
/ Mrs. Mary J. Palmer, 81, wife G
o Lyle Sllmer of North Windham, dice
at st. Joseph's hospital Tuesday a.
- the result OF 4 shock. Mrs. Palmer il
4 | survived by her husband.
4 The annual meeting Of the stock.
f holders of the Windham National banl
o was held at the banking house Tues
n day morning at 10 O'clock and the fol
e lowing directors were elected: Gull
e ford Smith, William a. King, Samue
= L. Birmingham, George E. Stiles, Hugh
k c. Murray, William D. Grant Geore,
= NJ. Harrington, Louis A Kirgsbur!
n and II. Clinton Lathrop. The direc
v tors at their meeting elected the fol
d lowing officers: President, Guilfort
Smith; vice president and cashier, II
|. C. Lathrop; assistant cashier, Edga
E. Bass; teller, H. D. Pollard