The Press., 1919-03-13

neSOlutlolS pdSSeu Uy Iue lc6lold- ture on the death of Adolph Parizek, introduced by Representative William H. Hall of Willington:
 Whereas-This house has learned with deep regret of the death of Adolph Parizek, member of the house of representatives from the town of Wilmington, therefore be it
 Resolved-By this house that com mittee of three representatives be ap- deceaseG rn1gI Aha tt ara,1 aH El s%a. snru able resolutions of respect to his mem ory, and be it further
 Resolved-That out of respect to the memory of said deceased, the house do now adjourn to Wednesday, March 5, 1919, at 1115 a. m. Colonel Halls address was given last week
 Family friends from a distance who attended the funeral of Representa- tive Adolph Parizek were Joseph Dit trich and family, Mrs. Vanek, Frank
 Parizek and family and Miss Anna Sixta from New York; MT. and Mrs. Anton Wostrel, Mrs. John Wostrel and Anthony Wostrel from Boston. Jerry Parizek came from the camp in Geor- gia, where he has been for eleven months
 Miss Ruth CahOon of SomerS is spending this week at the home of her parents.
 Miss Helen Dimock of Hartford is visiting with MT. and Mrs. Louis Dimock.
 Miss Rosie Zusick is confined to the house with measles. Master Edward Ladr is also ill with measles. Private Frank Lound of Camp Dev- ems and his wife are spending few days here this week visiting relatives and friends. '-- The Women's Christian Temper ance Union will meet on Saturday at Hall. The county president, Mrs. Plumb, is expected.
 Regular stated communication of Uriel lodge, A. F. & A. M. Saturday. As there will be eight candidates to take the F. c. degree the work will start at 6.30 p. m. It is hoped that there will be very large attendance of the members
 Sarah G. Mathews observed her fourth birthday March 9th with party of four of her Tttfe friends, Miss Elizabeth Jones, Misses Lucy and Olive Birdsall, Miss Hope Bacheler The young ladies were accompanied by their parents. Mrs. Lena Brack- | cit, Sarah's Sunday school teacher, was also a visitor The Misses Fran ces Hall, Annie and Grace Service and Master Geo. Mathews assisted Mrs. Mathews in entertaining the children. All here were sorry to hear that Mrs Hubbard Parker and one of the children were ill of diphtheria, the family being among our most regular church attendants. Rev. MT. Bacheler and Mr. Reed drove over to inquire on Monday, finding that all were improv- ing. The quarantine kept Elizabeth and Mason in Willimantic over the weekend, where they are pupils in the high school.
 The following is a short narrative of the actual experience of Private Thomas Di Bedellis, member of Co. D., 4th regiment, Sd division: I landed in France on Oct. IA, 1917.
 My first work was to do guard duty for the 9th engineers of the 3d di- vision My company was afterward transferred to Sans Sene, where we
 spent five days, afterwards doing a
 hike for two nights, Then we rode
 for four days on a train to Camp Co.,
 lombe. There we had seven-mile
 hike each day, and at night dug trenches. June Ed we were in the first line trenches at 204 Marne. On
 June 4th advanced about seven kilo-
 meters, or four and one-half miles.
 We were relieved at Chartier, rest
 ing camp, being under shell fire most
 of the time. There we had six-days,
 rest When we had to drill day and night on July 4th we went to the sup
 port of Chateau Thierry. We stayed there ten days In the night lime haf1