Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-26

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 Twelve of the German helmets were received by the general committee Friday morning from Hartford. Four Cf them were turned over to the Amer ican Thread company and the off ,ials in charge of the canvassing in that plant may make any disposition of them that they see fit. At the meeting Sunday aftcr1 con just what dispos- tion will be made of the other eight helmets will be determined. All LedIl captains and members of the teams are urgently requested to be present at he meeting. at W hich time a full detailed | report of results obtained in the cam paisn will be given.
 The death of Mrs. James C. Green occurred at her home in Eagleville 1 Friday night about o'clock after two weeks illness. Mrs. Green was taken l i'll with measles, which later developed | into bronchial pneumonia. She was born in Coventry Dec. F. 1870, the l daughter of Emil F. and Evangeline Rathbun, her maiden name being Dezzie $. Rathbun. She was the wife | had resided in that town for the past 1 50 years. In addition to her husband she is survived by four children, Nettie Angeline, James Whipple, Myron E ! and Lydia Ann Green. Another daugh- ter, Ida D. Green, 15. died a year ago last March. Mrs. Green will be sadly missed not only by her immediate rel atives but by many friends she had made in Eagleville and vicinity.
 The weather was one of the chieI topics of conversation i'll WilIimantic Friday, and we'll it might be, A regu, lar winters day on the 18th of April and calendar day for the coming month! It must have interfered very materially in point of attendance a the big parade in Boston Friday, Very few went from this city and empty coaches were the rule on the extrf trains run from this section to Boston l Among those who went from this cit, to see the parade in Boston were Dr R. c. White, James P. Mustard, Yin cent Shea. Harold Jacobs, John M Bransfield, William Bransfield, E. Les lie Beebe and George Bedford Man, others had planned to go but changed their minds and stayed home to tent the furnace.
 l MT. and Mrs. George H. Spencer 0 Bridge street gave an informal dime this week in honor of Louise Ma, Johnson and Harry Broadway Read whose engagement was recently an nounced. Those present were MT. ant Mrs. A. H. Johnson, Mrs. F. E. Read Miss Mildred Johnson, Miss Louis May Johnson. Mir. and Mrs. George H Spencer and Harry E. Read.
 The teachers of the Natchaug schoo are planning May day entertainment for members of the Teachers club t be give nthe evening of May 1st.
 At the annual convocation of Trinit chapter. R. A. M., held this week i l Masonic hal].> officers and committee were elected as follows: H. P. Clar ence k. Avery; \king. Clarence F. Lar . kin; scribe. James Harries: treasurel Charles F. Risedorf; secretary, Her bert W. Huber; c. of H.. NJ. Lesli Nichols; P. S.. Oliver l.. Willard; f A. C., Leslie F, Harrison; tyler, Jame
 M. Larkum; third vail, Joseph Colds
 borough; second vail. Fred Backus r first vail. James P. Bath; auditors, I R. Chappell, J. P. Bath; standing com mittee, James Harries, Edward V
 Avery, Herbert W. Huber.
 A Victory loan mass meeting will t l held this (Saturday) evening for tf | Connecticut Agricultural college {
 Storrs.. Speakers in the interest of tf
 loan will be present and the fine ws film, The Price of Peace. will be show, | Dancing will be enjoyed after Il ! meeting, with music by the college ol chestra. A number are planning to 2
 from this city.
 During the past week rumors we, in circulation to the effect that Il
 Hotel Hooker was either for sale
 that it would close 2; May 1st IT
 owners of the hotel Mir. and Mrs. Il W. Pillsbury,. of Manchester, N. I
 were in town during the week al
 stated there was no foundation wha - ever for such reports.
 The weather permitting, a number the younger members of the Y M
 A. will go on a hike this (Saturda,
 morning. Fishpoles and lunch ,baske
 will be taken along and a good time . anticipated.
 Miss Grace Tabor of New York, re- :! resenting the war work garden cor ;s mission of Washington, was in tov .e the latter part of the week in the il |; terest of home garden activities. Du d ing her stay she addressed a gathe s ing of over 100 employees of the Anne |, ican Thread company and urged | II continuation Of conducting home ga l. dens and also called on many others IS town who are interested in the work
 Mrs. William, Daley of Church stre n received a letter this week from h st son, Private Amos Barber. who is st
 in France. Private Barber in his lett $ states that he expects to sail for flor Id the latter part of this month. He is " or Sunday were Miss Adeline Kinba