Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05
JEWETT CITY

At the first regular meeting of the newly organized board of borough government Monday evening, all re- ports were approved as read. The following commissions were appointed to serve for the coming year:
 Streets, Warden Mailhotte, Bur gesses Masse and Johnstone.
 Nuisances-Burgess Wechsler and Johnstone.
 PoIice-Masse and McBroome.
 Fire-MCBroome and Wechsler.
 Building committee-Wechsle Mo Broome Md JGhnstone.
 Permission was granted MeSsrs- Chapman and Tripp to add one story to tvlH1e on Mathewson street. James Smith was given the oath as fire police.
 | The following bills were read and l voted paid: J. H. Tracy S2S.45, Shea Eros. $5, Jas. II. Stafford $5 Chap man & Tripp. SIP, Est. J. B. LeClair $2.S5, H. c. Webster s'9.60, $. N, E.. l Tel. Co., S25Q, J. c. E. L. plant $2S0.19, town of Griswold s25, o. LaBarre | 22.5O, r. l. Ray S1. George H. Prior $5, | l. T. Dolan $93, T. McBroGsne sS.57, c. E. Maynard 96 cents, Martin Wolfe S33. Fannie Mclaughlin SPOT, Payne
 & Gardner S5L.50.
 Miss Doris Myott is in Boston this | week attending q recital given by the pupils of the Holderness Summer | School of Music in which she sings q group of songs and renders violin selection and obligato.
 Mrs. w. R. Burdick entertained the Gardiner Class of the M. F.. church at her home Monday evening. After the business meeting a social hour was enjoyed. The programme for the evening consisted of a piano solo by Miss Esther Harris, reading by Miss Bessie McClugGage, a piano and vio- lin duet by Miss Annie Robertson and Miss Elizabeth TIodkingson Refresh mcnts were served by the hostess, as- sisted by Mrs. Scott Roode and Miss Hodl.inEson. A delightful evening
 was enjoyed.
 Rev. Albert DonneII, pastor of the ! Congregational church, was in New
 London Monday and Tuesday. Mon- day by invitation of the New LondOr conference Of Baptist Ministers. where he read a paper on the Influence ol ] Augustine on Western Christianity. Tuesday he was in attendance at the meeting of the New London County { Congregational Ministers association
 Miss N. A. BurdiCll with her aunt Mrs. Joseph N. Burdicll of Norwich left Tuesday to spend the remainder of the winter in St. Petersburg, Fla | Miss Alice Gilbert. who is in the nurses training class in q Hartford hospital, has been at her home for {
 visit
 4 war collection of interest is al exhibition in Fred MenardS window There are two brass vases fashioned
 1.Jth skill from two of the famous ] Frenoh 75's. 4 inch gun shells, sent tC Mr. EcuJTl uy his brother, Adrian who is still in France. Edwin Lar , '.ru. just returned from France | brought the other articles. There il
 .Ae helmet he wore himself for man, months on the firing line and his owl gas mask, which saved his life man, times. There is also a regulation Ger , wan helmet picked lip after a battle nd an automatic German revolve - with thc magazine full just as he tool t from a dead German officer th- $ "as lying in d heap of dead bcsid ' the road.
 |. The vital statistics for 1918 for tn i town of GrisWold on record at the of S fee Of Town Clerk John Welsh sho7 - d births. 28 marriages and ninct 2, deaths There were 7S deaths in tn }. town and 12 in hospitals outside C
 town Of persons who resided in Jew @ ct City. The deaths were from tn h following causes: Asthma ,, apoplex 70 r. pneumonia 9, bronchitis 4, phthisi - i, tuberculosis 9, cancer 4. nephriti 9 !. arterio sclerosis 3, appendicitis @ nitral reorganization l. typhoid fever - cndocardius i, myocarditis l. maras
 mus ?. caramoma of stomach l, epi g .epsy l, premature birth i. cerebr;
 hsmGrrhage 2. diphtheria l acut
 indigestion l, castro Anteritis ,, cal
 IdlaC degeneration 1. heart disease V paralysis l. raththrea minutis aftt a frth cause unknown l. death fI Ii minctes after birth 1. injuries an v shock hit by trolley 1, whooping coue c i diabctis l, general hepatitis 1. ery " sipelas i. cerebro spinal meningitis - diarrhoea 1, influenza. followed l ,r pneumonia o1.