Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-07
try, and Private F. L. Rood, 3sth Co.,

try, and Private F. L. Rood, 39th Co.,
infantry.
Nelson 3. Adams, who has charge
Of harvesting the city ice, started
marking and blowing the pond at the
pumping station Thursday morning.
The ice at that time was a good nine
inches thick and of fair quality Mr..
Adams stated that if the weather con-
tiEued cold there was no doubt but
that a good crop could be harvested.
Raymond Baker of WarrenviIle has
been appointed county auditor for
Windham county. The republican
auditor is Alphonse Chagnon of Will
limantic.
The Connecticut Woman's Suffrage
Association has appointed a council Of
100 men and E. P. Chesbro of this
city has been appointed a member
from the town of Windham.
Miss Helen Child is in New York
for a few days, on business for the
| welfare bureau.
The meeting of the welfare bureau
will be held Monday night.
| Miss Nellie Cheney is at her home
on Main street i'll with grip.
Raphael E. Howarth of Putnam,
found guilty of arson at the last term
of the superior court in this city, be-
gan serving his sentence at the re-
| formatory in Cheshire Thursday. He
was taken there by Sheriff Charles A.
Gates, in an automobile. Howarth
stated he was glad to leave the
Brooklyn Jail, where he has been for
the past four months.
| Edgar M. Young, who has been i'll
the past few days, was reported much
better Thursday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward T. White
more OF this city were in Boston on
Thursday attending the funeral of the
father of their daughter in law, Mrs.
Howard Whittemore.
Justice of the Peace Curtis Dean
| this week rendered a decision in ia
vor of the defendant ana that he re-
cover costs, in the case of Theodore
| Gadarowski VS.. Lopgin Kudriarty.
This case arose from a dispute over
the payment of rent for the property
| by the defendant.
| The tobacco store of Joseph De-
march,, at S61 Main street was broken
| into early Wednesday morning. 1t is
believed that the store was entered by
somebody familiar with the place.
Money to the amount of about so
was taken from the cash register. The
proprietor could not say just how
much was taken from the store in the
shape of pipes and smokers supplies
Entrance was effected through the
rear of the store.
T. Frank Cunningham, who has
| been in the service, has returned to
| Willimantic and assumed his former
position as secretary Of the Church
Reed Co. His many friends in this
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Private Earl Whitehouse OF g. A,
4Gth Engineers, u. S. Army in France
stopped in this city Cor short time
Thursday afternoon while on his way
to his home in Mansfield. He received
his discharge at Camp Devens Wed
resday. He has bean overseas about
eight months.
! County Detective William r. Jack
son of this city has been g Norwich
the past week on matters pertaining
to the Holmes trial in that city.
Patrick F. Sullivan, native of
| Willimantic, died at his home, No. IS
Ealley street, Wednesday evening,
! following a lengthy illness. Mr. Sui
Ivan had followed the trade of a
painter and a few years age was the
agent for the local building traces. He
was we'll known in this city and Is
survived by four sisters and ono
brother.
There were o. deaths recorded il
the Town of Windham during Jan
uary.
The funeral of Frances Anna Ro-
barge was held from the home Of hel
father, Thursday morning 1T $50 O.
clock. The requiem high mass at st
JCsephs church at 9 o'clock was surG
By Rev John A. Sullivan. The bearers
were Thomas, Louis and Willard Ro-
barge. Alfred Todd, Stanley Healy ant
L Terry Olsen. Burial was in the fam
lily lot in st. Joseph's cemetery.
Local dealers have begun TO harvCs
their ice crops. the ice 0. the diffclen
poH1s varying from to 10 inches
III thickness.
A w. Buchanan of Mansfield agen
for the state board of education, mad
; his weekly visit to this city Tnws
day for the purpose Of meeting chill
dren who desired 10 secure cert:f