Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-23

First Go. D 3454. Co. sC@3435, Co. F ,4S5, Co. E 3354, Go. A 33os, Go. B i2s4, Co. G 3220.
 Total score of men shooting in all K matches, possible score eoe:;;
 apt. D. P. Brown, Go. D, Mystic 5eS
 apt II. F. Burdtck. Co. F. Nor-S
 wich ....:... .....-...., ...... -SSf .ieut. F. L. Stanton Co. A, New 2. London ......; 5Si ;ergt. c. B. Longley, Co. B. New
 LOnoon ..... 5So Tee c. W. Hale. Co. c. Daniel
 orp. E. c. Wood. Co. e. Daniel
 .ieut. H.. P. Barnsaaw, co.ts D.
 apt. W. A. Denison, Co. E. Nor
 ropt. George wallace, e, D, Mys-
 'ergt. II. M. withey. Go. e. Dan=
 'rivate Jakubleski. < @. o E, E Nor
 'rivate A. K. Tenn, Go. A. New
 rergt. r.. E. Damon. Co. A. New ..
 ieut E, s. Smith, Co. G. Will
 Acc. E. E. Lewis. G. %. :.. .... 542 Mrs. Ellen Grady, 7s. died sudden Y, at her home here, after suffering
 a attack Of heart trouble, probably 7duced .by acute Indigestion. Mrs. srady was "a native of Ireland. Be ore coming to Danielson, a number f years ago. she was q resident. of Vauregan. Mrs Grady made her nome here with her daughter. Han nah, and she also leaves another laughter, Mrs. James Lapo;nte, .ot Webster, formerly of Norwich, and 3 son. Thomas, who isl employed at 3 farm on the Green Hollow road.
 A 15-menths'- -eld daughter of MT and Mrs. Victor Lipponen, died Mon. day after an illness that dated only from Saturday. The ;, body wa: brought to the undertaking rooms oi [. E., Kennedy here. Mrs. .Lipponen wife of the murderer who ran amuci in the town of Brooklyn on a Satur. day in January, has been living at tn, Lipponen homestead, where Eipponey started his carnival of murder, sine, sine returned, from the Day KimbaI hospital at Putnam, where she wal taken after the exposure she suffered on the day. of the murders.
 Funeral serWcss fer James Riley veteran of the Civil war, were heis at the undertaking rooms of A. F Wood Rev. M. s. Stocking of. thu Methodist church cffciating. Buria was in Westfeid cemetery. The. bear CTS were Andrew. Taylor, Dwigh Lambert, Eugene Williams, Munro Clark.
 pr. E. K. Jenkins, director sf tn, Connecticut. experiment station ha issued a statement, in which he say that "the federal horticultural boar has stablished quarantine reguIa tions affecting the towns of Unior Woodstock, Thompson, ~@Eastforo Pomfret, Putnam. Chaplin. Hampton Brooklyn, Kiliingly,. Scotland, Canter bury, Plainfiel6, Sterling. ;LisboI Griswcld, Voluntown, Ledyard an North Stonington,. on account of tn gipsy moth and these towns and Gro ton and Stonington, on account. of tn brown tall moth. All forest :. an quarry products may be moved fror these towns into other states only o permit, and when Accompanied by 1 certificate of Inspection. .N4.s3
 There is great danger" contia 4 1 est products may be sent from thes towns into other parts Of Connect 1 cut. and it appears that a state guar l antine should be established unde l authority given in Section. 216s of tt I general statutes Provision of Is1s).' l Notice is given by pr. Jenkins ths p public hearing will be held at Roo, 62, state capitol. at 2.S0 today (Marc
 2S).' in order that any person inte, 1 ested in the proposed quarantine na
 appear and be heard either in perse
 or by attorney.
 | Funeral services fer Lester Boon
 hover. who died Sunday at the hon
 of his daughter, Mrs. J. c. William
 Reynolds street, were held Monds
 afternoon at the home, Rev. ". ,' Williams of the Congresation
 church officiating. A. F.. Wood was
 charge of tho funeral arrangements Mir. Boenhower was . native Sturbridge, P. e., born June 1e. 1s2 He leaves three sons, Rollon sf Sa
 katchewan; Arthur, of Midaieeow William of Three Rivers, Mass, thr I daughters, Mrs J e. Williams, Mi Miriam eBoomhower,, visiting nurse
 Danieiscn. and Mrs. Albert Walden { Baltimore. Not rpers tkaa half a hundred ve CTS gathered at the town, hall Mo1 day evening to lay a town tax, Il rate being fixed at 20 miHsl swhit will raise slightly. mere than 9.et This will be ample to pay the stcTr