Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-13

at 1890 a. m. in the new Willimantic
cemetery. The bodies of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph w. Hazen. their two sons. and
one daughter, who had died since last
Sunday from pneumonia, were taken
from Funeral Director Jay M. Shop
ards undertaking rooms to the GENE
terry and were all placed in one grave.
A committal service was read by Rev
Harry MeCready of the Congregational
church.
Miss EsteIla' Sprague of the Con-
necticut Agricultural College will be
one of the women to represent the
Women's Land Army of America az
the first annual convention of the ar
my, to be held Tuesday and Wednes-
day in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Christine Guiseppi of 81 School
House lane received word Saturday
that Private Rosario Longo was Sc
verely wounded in action Oct. %. The
rews brought no great surprise to
Mrs. GuisepDi, because since that date,
according to advices received from
Private Longo himself he had been
able to cross the Atlantic, be trans
fcrred to Camp Upton and recover
from a slight leg wound so that he
expects a discharge soon. Had the
telegram been delayed a little longer
Private Longo might have been here
to receive the notification himself
Among those present at the meeting
of the Connecticut branch of the Tufts
College Alumni Association. which has
been revived after nine years mac
tivity, were Homer Turner, formerly
Of this city. and Robert II. Fenton.
Miss Winnifred Moriarty is visiting
friends in VoluntoWn.
The net profits of the push and pull
contest which has been conducted al
the Methodist Episcopal church, are
lat least $500.
Judge John E. Keller Of Stamford
was in this city Saturday afternoon
to take up the matter of the receiver
report in the case Of Spector and
Weinstein. Ernest p Chesbro is the
receiver. and he felt some doubt about
the claims pr,4ented All the bills
were presented TO the Judge to decide
whether or not there are any claims
that shall not be paid. After hearing
the claims, the judge reserved his de-
cjsion.
Sports at the Connecticut Agricul
tural College at Storrs are to be re-
sumed at once after g lapse of two
years. At It's first meeting of the
year, held f'riday in Hawley armory
The athlete association elected tho
fOlOwlinG' officers for the coming
year: President. Lawrence CasSeI; vice
president Miuot Osborne: secretary
Samuel Ward; manager of baseball
team, Frederick Maier: manager o
ba slletball team, Frederick Bauer. The
manager has arranged to open tht
basketball season with game il
!
Technology, Jan. IS
The classes at the college nave beer
organized and elected the following
/ DlIicers;
! Seniors-President, Donald Hirsch
| vice president. Lawrence Cassel: see
rotary Miss E7elen Clark. treasurer
! Arthur Bird.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Harry Lock
wood; vice president. Franklin Wood
! ing: secretary, Miss Flora Miller
! treasurer Charles Neuman.
Sophomores-Presi John Tay
Ter: vice president, Gardiner Dow
! secretary, Miss Alice Simonson
! treasurer, Willia~2 Maloney.
Freshmen-Presid Herbert Bel
! segal; secretary, Miss Esther Snifir
Norris B. Smith. who has been Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
: 7llilIu VI 'bli'St I)idCes HAS returned
| 0 orYafn, Ohio.
/ Michael Casey. who recently receiv
I'd the vestarred service flag fror
! General Kaley has gone to HALLWAY
y. j.. to visit s;is son. Private limo
| thy Casey of Co. f. 32Sth Infantry
who was invalided home several week
ago.
Representative William A. King wi
probably 20 house leader al this SEES
son of the general assembly rs b
will be chairman of the judiciar
committee.
There were but five MARRIAGES i
The town of Windham during Decem
Der: Dec. 3, Raymond L. Swan of lie
hron and Lily Thompson Of New Bed
ford by Rev. Harry S. McCready
! Dec. I, A~Flur Olsen of South Coven
Try and Elsie L. UntervinEer of Sout
Manchester, by Justice P. ]. Dana
hey: Dec. "a. Geatano Mazzola an
An@ela Micelc by Rev. john f. Clark
Dec. "A August Joseph Roy and e The
May Lewis by Rec. w. F. Borchert
Dec. %. Isaac r. Green Of New Ha
Won and Alizon Watson by Rev. ]. !
Wallace.
First Selectman James NJ. Smith
confined to his home by illness.
| A. A. Boothby of Lebanon has pun