Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-28
WILLMANTIC
Norwich s.dIetin Wil'inantic offie

23 Church St, Telephone fo5.
 Rev. C. A. Dinsmore, D. D., of Wa terbury. former pastor of the First Congregationel church of this city, will be the speaker at the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce. March 4th- This will be Of interest to many peo- pie in this city Lnd no doubt large number will be present to hear what he has to say on the all important subject, ''Ths League of Nations" Dr. DinsInore, who has many friends in and about Wi11f1nantic is pastor of one of the largest churches in Waterbury, and having made a special study of the subject on which ha speaks. his address will be well worth hearing. The regular supper will be served previous to the meeting by the Wo- mems committee of the Methodist
 Episcopal church.
 Among tho 37 names of Connecticut
 men, which appeared i7 the casualty
 lists published by the war depaSt-
 ment Thursday. was that of Private
 Victor Hamel of High street. of this city. He is reported as hfing slight
 ly wounded.
 Mrs. H. C. 5oden of 20 Chestnut street. Willimartic, has received word
 of the death of her grandson. Lieuten- ant Raymond B. Messer Of Lowell, Mass. Lieutenant Messef was in the aviation service in France and his death was due to an accident while flying. He is survived rv his par ents and two younger sisters. pa thetic incident in connection with his death is the fact that he was to have been married to Miss Frances Leg sctt of Lowell upon hls return. &t.1+ Ton [ drug stores ;n this city will close Fri day evenings at o'clock instead of 1 2 p. m as heretofore.
 Arrangements have been made by the Campaign committee of the drive for funds for Relief in the Near East whereby anyone who desires to may | Lave subscriptions to his fund at the drug store of GUstave Q. Cartier al 7S5 Main street, instead Of at the Lib artv cottage ecross the street as orig iuallv planned, the latter place prov i ing unsuitable for the purpose just at | this time.
 ! At a hearing in the probate court l in this city Thursday morning Mayor 1 Charles A. Gates was appointed ad- miniStrator of the estate of the late | George A. Bartlett. Herbert D. Pol i lard and James M. Smith were ap- pointed appraisers.
 At meeting of Ashford grange, No l Ph. held in Bakers hall in Warren vile, Wednesday night q class of four Ire1u candidates was initiated in the . Hst and second degrees. Foul ~n7sts were present from Wolsver { grange of Abingdon. Miss Pembertor i from Putnam grange was present al, 20. Frank IIaineS. state deputy in, 1 spuctOr. made an address at the meet ing. Lunch was served and at the ! close Of the meeting, dancing was en, <. joyed
 The free aemonstratiors of cook. lnS held under the auspices rf the Wo- mans club in their rooms the pas week have been very interesting anC Cf srea valCe to those at the meet. .ogS. The 9ttendapce has increased each afternoon and tho work of RIyr. tie L. Robinscn the der7onstrator wht is l graduate cf the Boston School O ! Domestic Science is highly spoken of lrhe fifth and final meeting of the weel will be held this (Fridavl afternoon
 Three chiidren out of six succeeded in passing the required tests to se' cure certificates enabling them to seel employment. before A. ". Rpchanan t.i5---L [ U L4lF Sldbt DOdI'i OL SuuCdLlOIl at his office in the town building Thursday morning.
 The work of compilin1 the homo
 roll of men in the service from tn
 town of Windhanl has tenn complete
 by Town Clerk Frank p Fenton. A
 Ipreseut. the list comprises 635 names a hne showing for this town, and ther is g. possibility that more names vii . be added.
 Mrs. Frank IT. Foss and childrel have retUrnel from S vj&i: in Hart | ford.
 The whist given by St. Anne ' friendly society Wednesday night wa a big success. Twenty weight table . were in commission and at the clos N suitable prizes were gwen the win uars Mary A. Lambert scored high ! est for the ladies and was awarded { beautiful hand bag. The gentlemen first prize a gold pen knife went t a| Michael sullivan. Consolation award went to Miss Gladys Stems and Ray