Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-18
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trail telephone office, was reported on
Monday as improved. at his home on
Riverview. Mr.. Smith has been i'll the
past week.
The funeral of Marie Roy, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Roy,
was held from their home on Dyer
street Monday morning, with a ser
vice at which Rev. John Roux, NJ. S.,
officiated at st. James church Bur
ial was in Holy Cross cemetery. Mar
tin T. Burns was the funeral director.
Rev. ]. f. Quinn, who has been Sc
riously i'll at Poquonock. where he is
pastor, is much improved and is able
to sit up for time each day.
A large number attended the st.
Patrick's night whist, given in ST.
James hall Monday evening for mem
| bers of the parish.
James Foley, chief machinist in the
navy, returned to New Bedford Mon
day after visit with, friends here. Mr..
Foley expects his discharge from the
service in about two weeks.
Mickey" a picture of unusual mer-
it, was the attraction that brought
large audiences to- the shows at the
Orpheum theatre on Monday
| Alfred Witter of Providence visited
! here Monday with his brother, j. Carl
Witter.
The Captain Put Engine company
! is now ready for service. The chem
Iical tanks on the big new machine
Irave been charged hose put aboard
and the company organized and ready
| for service
A large number of members of the
! Bohemian club will go to Putnam or
Thursday evening for the second sci
oe games in the tournament being
played with Putnam lodge of Elks.
| Abncr Weisberg of Hartford visited
here Monday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Weisberg of Academy
street.
| Announcement was made of the sale
| Of the Baptist parsonage, at the cor
ner of Broad and Reynolds streets tc
! Samuel Gingras Of Academy street
Mr.. Gingras will occupy his new home
soon.
Mrs. Burdette C.sHopkins entertain
ID the members of the Sewing clul
! II q birthday party at her home or
Monday evening. A supper was serv-
Ict and there were various other fea-
tires to make the gathering a very
! happy one.
Investigation shows thai manlNac-
| tUrers of Killingly and adjoining places
J have made Il splendid showing in pro
viding places fer returned service mer
formerly in their employ Nearly al
the returned soldiers and sailors WHO
are ready to return to work have
found places
1t was stated Monday that the Bap-
fist con@reSation is considering thu
erection OF combined parsonage ant
parish house, to he erected near thu
! church h1tt no definite decision has
bcen arrived at vet,
Some killinSlT citizens did not 'Se
t1eir income t4N returns in on time
land We're lending them out Monday
Aopln% mat no penalty would attacl
lto the delay.
Judge w. q. Woodward presided oil
| Monday morning at q session Of tn
town court. Noe Morse Of Goodyear
charged with having been intoSicate|
was SEM 10 lali for 80 days.
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tlst chufcn IN Fu,n am Today an
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NohoaH evening 90 members VITO Wo
nohors during me hrst term. Mis-
aura chase, the superintendent
The band. was in charge.
! maj games in the whist bllliar
and DooI tournaments that are bein
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