Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-07

Gates which will enable them 70 look
for employment.
Edgar NJ. Youngy father OF City
Sheriff Elmer Young, is seriously i'll
at his home on High street.
DR.. Frank O'Laughlin has returned
to Rockville, Conn, to resume his
practice, after a long illness at his
home in Wit1imantic
T. L. Allen, formerly of Norwich,
recently purchased tn, farm in Eagle
vile owned " Charles Schroeder
The purchaser intends to make his
home there.
NJ. A. Sullivan is seriously i'll at
his home on Jackson street
At the annual meeting this week
of the Ladies' Auxiliary to st. Jo-
were elected: Mrs. John Reilly, pres
ident: Mrs. A. c. Scripture, first vice
president: Mrs. P. F. Noriarty. second
vice president; Miss Carrie Stiles,
third vice pres dent: Mrs A. N.
| Vaughn, treasurer; Miss Agnes Nelli-
i gen, secretary: Mrs. f. E. Guild. cor
responding secretary; Mrs. James
! Hurley, financial secretary; auditors,
Mrs. A. c, Scripture, Mrs William
Jenkins and Mrs James Aspinwall
The reports of the president, the
| o
various committees We're read and ac-
cepted. Plans were discussed for
raising funds to defray current ex-
| Fenses and to increase the free bed
fund. 1t was voted to give an infor-
nal dance for this purpose later
| Thursday was sewing day for the hos
rital.
Elmer E. Richmond of Canterbury,
| has brought a civil suit through his
| attorney, Frank H. F7oss of this city,
against Resale Perry of South Wind
! ham. Property has been attached to
| the amount of $4,000. Damages of
| $1,000 are sought for failure to Gem
Elete business agreement in the
sale of property owned by the Defend
ant. The case is returnuble before
the superior court Tor Wint;ham
county, the first day of March.
A resolution confirming the appoint
ment Of George z. Human of this
city, a judge of the superior court,
was passed by the senate at Hartford
! "Wednesday
| In the police court Wednesday Viii
Headed guilty to that charge before
Judge Foss. Gill was fred 81 and
! costs, amounting to $3.50 which he
paid.
Notices to the effect that the pia Mt
Of the Foster Stewart CO. will run
until further notice on 55-hom
! week schedule have been posted at
that plant. This is in accordance
with vote BY the operatives of the
plant The company is busy with
orders and was willing TO go on n
4S-hour basis but put the matter 10
a vote of the operatives as tc Wheth-
2" it should be 10 ~ AZ hours The
vote showed by 4 large majority that
the help were n favor of the S.
hour week schedule.
! Company B of the state guard re-
ceived its new uniforms recently. The
organization has voted TO hold q
Washington's Birthday military dance
al the state armory.
The automobile truck damaged ir
an accident at the bridge over the
Natchaug river on Tuesday morning
was taken to Stafford Wednesday fol
repairs. The truck is owned by the
Stafford Worsted Company.
Mrs. Ellison S. Smith has recovered
from severe attack of pneumonia.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W, L. Buckingham
announce the marriage in New Yorl
of their son. Earl Willoughby, an(
Miss Augusta CraEayF
The trolley car which has beer
leaving this city for South Coventry
, at 5.15 D. M, is moW held until So
E for the convenience of employees il
: the thread mill who quit work at 515
A number of division officials Of tn,
: New Haven road on board the obser
, walton engine and coach Naugatucl
r no. 1 stopped at the local station OF
I Wednesday afternoon for a short tim
, and then proceeded to Putnam
f In accordance with letter receiver
l Wednesday by Chief of Police Xii
t lcurey from r. b Stoeckel, commits
l siOnCr of motor vehicles. drivers o
, New York state cars will be Above
! to 1lse 1918 markers in this state "
$ to and including Feb. IS. The rcaso
for this IS that the registration law il
: Ne WORK goes into effect Feb l. an
the demand for markers is so grea
: that they cannot all be supplied be
: fore the 18th.
The funeral of Phares 3. Gr;gs
, was held from the Congregations
y church in Chaplin. Wednesday. at
+ p. NJ. Rev. ". NJ. Brown of Windhan
t Chciated. Burial was in the tamil
lot in the Center cemetery. The
c. Lincoln Co. had charge Of the az
Q engagements.
: Mrs. Jessie EsteIIe Clark, 81, die
Tuesday at the home of her son il