Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08

Carolina Wadeyski Wysgomieski ol Windham.
 PA son. Richard. to William H and Marion Carpenter Neumaun of Windham.
 BOA son. Harland Mowry, to Don
 aid Alden and Hazel Pauline Mowry
 French of Windham.
 Town Clerk Frank p. Fenton has
 been kept busy during the past few
 days issuing hunting licenses. For a
 time 1t appeared IS if the number of
 hunters in Windharn col1nty wo,,1d ha
 less than that of Ia St year but the rush
 has brought the figures nearly ,D to
 normal. The men who have taken out
 acenses since last Saturday are: John C. Lincoln. Joseph Roamer. Frank
 Brousseau, John Taylor John Peicha.
 Harold F. Grant Charles Letender
 Vernon c. Arnold. Clovis N Marrotte, John F. O'Brien. Elliott R. Moshfer. StN,hen Washitz, Ernest Dawson, Arthur W. Gates. Eugene A. Cyr and
 Willard B. Taylor of WiIiirnantic. Ed mond B. Baker. Henry B. Scribner and
 Burrill of South Windham and liar John B. Beekwith of windham Center Burton Hall. c. A. Hawkins, Arthur F. Squires, Edwin P. Rose. c. w. Moves George Brown. Alfred Meik1e Alfred " Tryon. Henry P. Spencer, William P. Jordan. Fred D. Jordan. Alfred Beckwith, James B. Kegler, John Lucy, Charles E. Smith. George Kettle Eugene M. Hette. wilfred Chalifoux, Theodore I1asuier, Ernest Bernard. Frank St. John. James Kefrans. Fred Enander, Cfitus M Martin. Walter Ranney. John R. Haran. Fred She paum. Walter Johnson. Frank Press. IT.. Ralph W. .Neff and Nathan B. Irish of this city. John NJ. Potter of Windham Center and James c. Adams William s. Swan. Raymond Doubleday and Alfred Doubleday of South Wind ham,
 There were seven deaths in Wind ham county during September regis tered as follows with the town clerk ii l.. Joseph sMacfure, age 1-2 day, pre- ma ture birth
 D.. Wladyslava Utkewitcz. mos. 5
 6 Edmond Kenoit. es years. II 5 days. Bright's disease. T
 IT, Helen M O'Brien. Is years. 4 and oedeina.
 1e. John Mason Palmer. ss years. months, p days. senile Duag.
 21. Joseph Leo Tardy, r days, l carte gastritis,
 27. Josephine Carey. ls years. pull tuberculosis.
 The v. M. c. A. gymnasium sched He for the season 191S-192o has been lnnounced by Physical Director | Sampson, and classes will start this week at the time designated Business nen and overseers. Monday, wednes- lay and Thursday from , until 6 D. m: i Senior men. Monday. Thursday and | Saturday from until g. Employed l ,oys, Monday. Thursday and Saturdayi rom until &; High school boys Mon [ fay Thursday and Saturday from 5 | Intil 4; Grammar school boys. Mon | lay. Thursday and Saturday from 10 | 1ntil II a. m: Women A class. Tues | lay and Friday from ' until 8: Wo- flen E class. same days. from until | ]; High school girls. same days, from | until 4; Grammar school girls, Tues [ lay and Friday from 4 until 5.
 Funeral services for Mrs Mary E. | Pratt were held Tuesday afternoon at 1 l30 o'clock from the home of her son. Dr. D. Everett Taylor The ser vices were conducted by Rev. Theo- | lore A. Fisher of New Haven. assisted i oy Rev Harry s. McCready, pastor of | he local Congrega tional church. Bur al was in Willimantic cemetery. The l funeral ara angements were in charge ,f Undertaken Jay M. Shepard. |
 Tho death of Mrs. Bridget Sullivan | occurred Tuesday morning at the nome of her daughter Mrs. Michael l Hurlihe of No. 46 Broad street. She ,5 years. Surviving her is her hus- !! ,and, Patrick Sullivan. with six Mrs. John Driscoll of Bos- on. Mrs. Dennis Sullivan of Baltic i Mrs P.J Hurlihe Of Danbu1y. Mrs Jaries Casey and < Miss Katherine Sullivan of Wiilimantic, and a son. rcbp I Sullivan also of this city