Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-05

Frank Cunningham. The installation of these officers will take place zt the next regular meeting tos be held March 7s... Past Exalted Ruler JohR 2. Carney of Norwich. assistant to Dis- trict Deputy Hayes, will be the sa- staliing officer. <. a,s&
 The Jordan Hardware Company .of this city has been awarded sixth prize in class B, for their, window display of last fall in the contest conducted by the Winchester Repeating Arms company, in which hardware and sporting goods companies frezn ali sections of the United States com : peted.. Glass B in which the. local store was listed. took in all cities with populations ranging from 10000 Union entered the competition, When it is taken into consideration that Willimantic comprises but 12,000 souls, the importance of the award is seen. The following men acted as judges in the contest. c. A. Smith, window dressing expert of the United States Rubber Company of New York, Edward Cave of the Street S Finney Advertising Agency of Eew York, N. E. Horn, ". I. Shugg,. ad- vertising engineer, and James K Cross. IT,, of the winchester organi- zation. .sstSts ,,.s i,s'-5s f
 The February report of the pubMs health nurse has been compiled as follows: # Number of new patients ........l 2 Number cared for '. ...:.......... 4 Number dismissed .. .....t.. =. 31 Number of nursing visits ........ 1st Welfare visits ...:........... "a fo1 S1YTY fnf yfrSff -f 5. Owing to the condition of the. wea- ther pr. Hugh B, Campbell was lnn. | able to come from Norwich to hold the tuberculosis clinic during the | month.
 Rev. Harry S. Mccready, pastor lo1 the Congregational church. was among those who attended the meet. ing of Congregational clergymen io; | the towns of Windham county, helt | at Putnam Thursday. Rev. Sherrot l Soule of Hartford speaking at |ath, 1 morning session. and Rev. George; L Cady of New York at the zafternooT session. ,f.ss-e, Mrs. Elizabeth claire Donovan. 8 died at an early hour Thursda! morning at her home at Lewiston avenue, following several days i'll ness with pneumonia. Mrs Donovan was a woman of fine character @ an. the news of her death camea4 as ; shock to many friends. She was bor1 | in Windham March 12. 1886. tn daughter of Hugh and Mary Galliyal lsCosgrove,, who survive her. as doe her husband, Michael F. Donovan and one son, Allan E. Donovan Sh san Cosgrove of this city, and ;: brother, Merton E. Cosgrove. of Butte Montana.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Emma , Goddard of Liberty Hill were held o
 Thursday morning at II o'clock. fror the funeral parlors. of Jay M. Shep ard. Rev. John H. Knott conducte the services and read a comrnitta service at the grave in Wiiilmanti cemetery. - .5s | Sheriff A.. Lincoln Taylor of stam ford was in town Thursday. He ha taken two persons to the Mansfei Training School. aV
 The weather of ThursGay starte the water running freely in this eft and the warm wind that blew durin the evening prevented freezing an
 the good work continued late Unto tf
 night. A light rain would nov al greatly in taking off the rernainin
 snow, but if the fall was too grea there would be danger in the wate flowing into cellars of houses ai, business blocks along .Mainz5 stret and other low sections of the acity.l Threads. & el :.
 Miss Mary Hickey spent Thursda in New London with friends. " Doclub Cuchon and daughter ! A : dea e 2S3 Main street left Thursda
 for New York on business.
 ci John r. Mccarthy attended. u l funeral of Conductor John OsNeiil ; New London Thursday in that city. @ Thomas Killourey was a Sou Manchester visitor Wednesday,. $. x Elmer Murray, who has been vi 1 iting at the home of Arthur Racic d on South Park street. has returned ; his home in Meriden. :,
 :, Miss Mary Keating of South Ma [. chester was a local visitor Thursds : Mrs. Arthur. Hill spent, Thursds :. visiting i'll Hartford. .: il;-....f :, !. Mrs. Denny Belanger has return
 to her hoane in Hartford after spen ing few days with WilNmantic rel
 lives.