Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-09
WILLIMANTIC1

The time may come when Wind ll ham county will figure well as one in which a good grade of tobacco is | raised. The Willimantic lumber and [ coal company have obtained several | thousand tobacco plants and will dis tribute them among any of the farm CTS of this county who desire to raise |
 tobacco The company requires, how | ever that those who take the plants | give them fair. trial. In addition to | l distributing these plants the company | 1 is to hand out a pamphlet on tobacco
 culture obtained through Congress-
 man Augustine lsonergan, of Hart |
 ford. The distribution of these plants | 1 is to be on the first days of next |
 month but orders can be received | now. Farmers who have raised tobac- co on their farms in this county shave
 had good luck with their crops and | it is thought possible that this tobac- co raising plan will interest many in the county.
 Miss Lillian, ottenheiner. the thir- teen year old daughter. of Edward Ot- tenheimer of North street. Williman- tic, was awarded the seoTnd prize
 in the nation wide contest for an es- say entitled, .'The Benefits of an En-
 listment in the United States Army"
 The notification of Miss otte4heimer's
 success was received from the War
 Department. Miss Ottenheimer is a student at St. Joseph's school. being
 member of the Eighth grade. There
 were over 4.500 essays sent in to the
 department in this contest.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Emelie
 Paulhus were held Thursday morning ; at 9.30 o'clock from her home In the solemn high requiem mass at St. Mary's church at 10 o'clock, Rev. Daniel Masse of Hartford a nephev of the deceased. was celebrant, Rev. : Ludovic Paradis, of VolEntown, was s deacon. and Rev. Edward Mathieu. of
 this city, was Sub-deacon. The body . was met at the church entrance by
 delegation from the St. Anne so-
 clety. who escorted the casket to the !, sanctuary rail. Banner. bearers were I Mrs. Eugene Cote, Ms; Nore Teller, and Mrs. Alfred DeTosier. The can opy was borne by Mrs. Leon Delude, Mrs. Hercule Routhier, Mrs. Joseph Glard, and Mrs. Napoleon DeBlois. f opeclal music was sung by the choir 7, or the St. Anne's society. There was |, large attendance at the services and f beautiful flowers were sent. Burial n was Tn St. Joseph's cemetery; the II bearers were Cyprien, Omer and AL
 pert Paulhus. Arthur and Bona Gin ; gras, and Arthur Lariviere. The com mlttal service at the grave was read by Fathers Masse and Mathieu. U At a meeting of the nurses of St h h Joseph's hospital held recently it was "I voted to raise the prices for nursing ana the following rates are to gointc v , eIlect May I: Where there are two !, nurses in attendance, s2S per week U U when one nurse is doing 12-hou, |, :, dnty S2S per &Sek; when the nurse Il on a case is subject to call when of, outy, SS2 per week. Ostertric case, ,. 700 per week. Contagious cases <s3I U per week. Officers for the year wer, elected as follows: President, Mis-, IS IS Gllzabetn Nagel; vice president. Mrs d Gillis; treasurer Miss Alice Logan. = During March the number of death recorded at the office of the tow, z, clerk was twenty The list was di lS 1e Vlded equally between male and fe F. male. The list follows:
 .s March 4, Elizabeth e. Donovan. 3s lopar pneumonia. 6, Thomas McCabe ee %, acute nephritis Norwich Stat 'n 'n Hosp1taD. Carl Y. Enander, 55, pull III monary oea ana. 8. Michael A. SulIi r. van, 55,. posterlor spinal sclerosis.
 Martin De5ioiG, 68, cancer of tn T. stomach. 10, Stephen H. Albro. 6e. ar O. terlo acelorsis. Il, Mary c. Weyer. 24 ne lopar pneumonia. II, Catherine All Tn gustyn. 66. cerebral hemorrhage. i; ne Gertrude Weyer. 53, lobar pneumoni er. NeAooDlO(- III Odinuelf M1llS. month. I'd nroncho pneumonia. H. Baby Mat n- theWs, l day. suffocation, pressure Q nt cord. 16. Flora Stephenson, 76. inf1u or enza. 20, Euchariste Garceau. 7 it's broncho pneumonia. 21, William Kno- D. 6S. chronic endocarditis 22, Louis I he Barnes, 69, arterio sclerosis. 2s. Lou fr, x: Henneguen. 19. lobar pneumoni ne Ida A. Harvey GA eerebr, on hemorrhage. 30, Elysabeth Mathner
 67, sugar diabetes. 31, Ellen M Becl
 with, 6S, valvular heart disease. lg Threads
 ng Mrs. Frank German, after spending h. few days with relatives in Danielse ile has returned home.
 ed Mrs Frank Fenton has returne ay after visiting with relatives in Oxfor in Mass.
 nd Charles Hall has returned to h 80 home in Boston after a short wis ey with local relatives.
 nd Miss Celia Morin left TSursday
 visit with friends in Fall River. ir- MT. and FG-s. A. N Vaughn of P1,
 nam were local visitors Thursday.
 .I Miss Lena Karas. left Thursday f va Boston after a short visit with WilI WI WI mantle relatives
 nc nc Miss Sybil Wilson is visiting Ne He London friends.
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