Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-08
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 A chimney fire in the house at 4S ,West Park street occupied by Mrs. shrier brought out members of the unipn co., No. T in answer to still alarm about 2.s0 o'clock Saturday af- .tarnoon The biaSe was extinguished vith little loss in about quarter or isn hours time with the aid of six gzIlons of chemical
 & cart Victor Enander, next to the oldest member of the Willifnantic po- iice force in point. of service. died at n early hour Sunday morning from yoedena of the lungs following an op- eration for appendicitis. Patrolman EnRnder has been unable to attend to his duties on the force for about three Fnonths owing: to III health, but was operated upon. only last Saturday at the private hospital where his death occurred. He was born in Vastergot- iaid, Sweden. May 2s,, 1887. a son Of Per Johan and Laurentia. sReddien Enander He came to this country about 55 years ago and was employed fn Mansfield and on the Lewis farm h this city before his appointment to | the force Feb. 21. 1900. He was one of; the citys most conscientious em- padyes and 6 credit to the force during his long term of service. He leaves his widow. who was Augusta Johnson, q son, Fred C. Enander, a student at Tfiffs Medical school in Medford. Mass, and two sisters and two broth CTS residing in Sweden. He was. a member of the Swedish I lutheran church of this city. of the Order os Yasa and of Natchaug lodge, No. 22. K.at P.
 A call has been issued by Mayor Charles A. Gates, a member of the re- publican state central committee of gl1e 2sth senatorial district, for cau- GUS of the delegates of the nine towns -Brooklyu. Canterbury Chaplin, Hampton. P1ainheld, Porfret. Scot land, Sterling and Windhan-to be held in the town hall in this ciyt on Saturday, March i3. for. the purpose of choosfng two delegates at large to rep resent the district at the republican BtAte convention in New Haven March 2S and 2i. There will also be the nonination of candidates for member ,ship' m the republican state central committee for the next two years.
 lrhe civil suit of the firm Of Foley & aeainst EuEenia T. .orirnard of New York city for claim of damages of 'tfo for carriage. which was to have 'been tr'Ah before Justice of the Peace Curtis Dean: has been continued for a record time on tho petition of Attor- rev SamueisD. Farvev counsel for the defense. The Nuevt assierr-ent of the 'case ~is. for Satprdav. March 13. at { a. rI.- Tte csrta re In oresticn Is oI- ieyrd to have. hee1 pe-|orr-,ci nv the 'riainf'f1 laet fan on behalf of the Arnerira- Ai,to Tsan e. If New vo-t ci'v. with which Mrs. Quinnard is con, nectsd. @r r
 Th--ss Mecsbe. wpo. di4d st tL. Norwich : state hcsottal. Satr-1o " morning after ap illness os seva-a rnooths. is survived, hv fnr- 6o.-ohters :frs C Shena~rn Ms wiil'a-S F Mann Mi~sas E1izaheth and Fatharir, atccabe; and by a son. John, nll of thi The new curtain ordered so-1s t;r, 20 for, the auditorium at vf-dhen Fieh school has arrived and was hrri 'SaturJiav by Principal F. A. Case Tsritor CIR, Snow assiste1. II w-irI h T7aed for the first time too.ght CHron da1o when.s the school minstrel shoy vii lbe -nresented. TNe rri~e nf n
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