Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-31

will remain III town, at their home, 375
Pleasant street
Flora A. Maine of this city has
brought a civil action, through her at
torney, against her husband Lyman A.
Maine. Jr.. in which damages of s265o
are claimeds The case is returnable
on the first Tuesday in May before the
superior court of Windham county.
Property belonging to Mr.. Maine has
been attached the papers being served
by Constable Elmer NJ. Young, and now
are on file at the town clerks office.
The suit il brought for non-p payment
of two -promiSSory notes. 1t has been
exported that both parties have come
to an agreement since the papers We're
served. and that the suit has been
withdrawn from court. bat this report
could not hc verified sunday
Engine Company No, I was called
out twice Saturday for chimney fires
Oh still alarms. Tine first came at 800
| a. m. for q chimney fire at 81 High
! street. Two tanks of chemical We're
necessary 10 eNtiuguish the blaze. The
second, which gave much more trou-
bic was in the double tenement house
! at 3l2 Prospect street owned BY the
| Town Of Wmdham. This chimney fire
was very stubborn, hard to get At, and
required 40 gallons Of chemical TO Put
! it out.
! I1rold c. Lincoln of this city was
recently notified by Edward p. Jones.
/ secretary Of the board of examiners of
cmhalmers for this state, that he had
/ successfully passed the examination
| held at the Yale Medical school March
| IS. The law in regard to prospective
| cInhalnerS in this state says that a
person must have a years experience
! before he or she can apply for IL
| censc. Nj Lincolns year of expert
cnce expired recently.
: The characterization committee of
! this city has been quite successful in
/ its work and through its efforts, II
/ number Of men were present Saturday
| afternoon in the common council room
| Ill the town building, applying for first
and second naturalization papers. Ed
gar NJ Warner. clerk Of the superior
/ court, presided over the session and
was assisted by Miss Marjorie Brad
! ford, as clerk. First naturalization
| papers We're given Dona Gadoury, Mi
! chael Aiilege, John Shea and Alfred
/ Tetreault, five in all. Second papers
We're granted ten men: Antonion Gil
raca. John Hardmen, NJ. NJ. Haddad,
Joseph Birch, Albert Panico, Frank
| Swagacz, Amidee Caya, Nicholas Mel
! tempo, George Chawenec and Henry
| Astil.
A petition for special town meeting
III Mansfield is being circulated to con-
slider the acceptance of state road
from the state between Mansfield Cen
| ter and WarrenViIle. The petition is
meeting with general favor in that
town as well as elsewhere, since MOTH
ing helps d town much more than good
| roads leading to and from it. The road
mentioned. which is used by a large
number of people has been in a deplor-
able condition all winter.
Rev. C. Harley Smith, pastor of the
local Methodist church. was appointed
q member of the standing committee of
appeals to address the conference at
the conference held in Taunton, Mass.
Miss Margaret Holmes of Adams.
Mass, is the guest of her cousin. Miss
Barbara Elliott of this city.
Mrs. Kate B. Spaulding returned on
Sunday evening from Nallingford
where she has been the guest of Miss
Nyra Smith.
The seectiVe service board of this
city brought its affairs and existence
to close Saturday afternoon in the
Town building. The records which had
been previously packed and Grated
were shipped to Washington, D. c. All
papers connected with every registrant
in this district were sent. The mem
bers of the board have not had a great
deal tC do the past month or so and
one clerk has been employed getting
the records and papers in shape tl
send away.
NJ: sses Margaret and Barbara Dneer
of this city are spending a Few Gays il
Hartford, guests Of relatives.
The death of John H. Mose!ey, 60, oc-
CURED at his home in Scotland early
Sunday morning, after an illness Of
about two months with heart trouble
He was born in Abingdon but had spen
most of his life in Scotland. an(
leaves a large number of relatives anC
friends who will be saddened by The
news of his death. Mr.. Moseley wa.
! twice married, his first wife being Su-
san a. Peale. Of this marriage twt
children are living, AndrUs Moseley o
Windllam and Mrs, Jennie johnson o
Pensacola, Florida. His second wife
by whom he is survived, was Mar
Eliza Terigo, whom he married July G
1856. Of this marriage there are tire
sons, Harry M, of Hartford Orrin o
North Windham Louis Of Scotland
. also four daughters, Hazel and Saral
Of this city, Mrs. Henhy Racicot 0
Scotland, and Nettie Of Scotland Their
are nine grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Funeral services for Mrs Edit
Grace JacGuith We're held Saturday af
| ternoon at O'Clock at the Congrega
tional church in South Coventry. Rev
Harry s. McCready of this city Off
ciated. Burial was in Nathan Hal
I 10, /,