Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-04

lors. Reports of the officers and va l rious committees were read and ap- i proved and the officers for the ensu- | ing year were selected Committees were formed following the meeting.
 Miss Edith Brewster, daughter of | Mir. and Mrs. Marcus NJ Brewster of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Victor Sharpe ' son of MT. and Mrs. Ernest c. Sharpe of this city, are to be married Satur- i day, Feb. 14, at the home of the bride, the Rev. John M. Moore off, ciating.. Miss Adelaide Brewster will act as her sisters maid of honor and i George Macllinon of Hartford, Is to serve as best man., Both MT. Sharpe and Miss Brewster are graduates of Pratt Institute.
 Word was received Tuesday after noon of the death of Miss Nettie E. Moore of Willimantic, Monday night, at Jacksonville, Florida, where she 1 had been in company with her un- 1 cle, John NJ. Gager of Windham road, and Mrs. Gager, The party left this l city for the southland one week ago | Monday and at that time Miss Moore 1 seemed to be in the best of. health and nothing of her illness was inu- i mated until the news of her death was received by telegram. She has i been resident here for several years conducted dressmaking establish ment at 715 Main street. She was a native of Scotland, Conn. and is sur ] vived by relatives living in this sec i tion and q brother who lives in Yer mont.
 Latest demands from the members ] of the local carpenters union are for an increase of twenty five per cent. | over the wage scale now prevailing. This latest demand is for one dollar 1 per hour for a forty four. hour weel1s 1 The men have been receiving S29 per week for indoor work and $3Q for outdoor and this wage scale was to be in effect until April 1st of this year.
 Mrs. Joseph Gaudro7u of No. fl John street, suffered painful injury Monday morning when she fell and i broke her left ankle. She was on her way to attend the services at St. Marys church and when in front of I No. 5S Church street slipped on the ' icy walk and fell. Mrs Gaudreau was unable to arise and was p-cked up by John Keegan and assisted into bis store nearby, She was taken to 1 her home in an automobile and d .i doctor was called to set her ankle. This Is. the. first serious accident to attract the attention of the public, but many of the sidewalks of the city have not yet been cleared off and are a menace to those who. use them dalilx
 Funeral services for Gerald Albert Palmer. five months old son of Char lotte Palmer. were held Tuesday af- teTnoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Harry s. dccready, pastor of the Firat Con- gregationa1 church conducted the ser vices and read a connmittal service at , the grave in the Willinantic ceme- tery.
 The body of Mrs. Mary J. Ashley, who died Friday at St. Joseph's hos pital, was taken on the 11.26 train Tues lay, to Glastonbury for burial.
 The body was prepared for burial by Funeral Director Jay M. Shepard. ! Funeral services, for John Murphy were held Tuesday morning at 8.45 o'clock from the undertaking parlors of the Killouvey Brothers. Requiem
 nigh mass was held at St. Joseph's church at g o'clock, Rev. John A. Sul- !lvan officiating. The bearers were John Murphy and John Felihage of
 Hartford, Thomas Gardy and John
 Healey of this city. Burial was in the family lot at St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Funeral services for James Dwight KimbaH were held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from his home in Scot land. Rev. Martin lowering officiated and conducted the services at the grave in Scotland cemetery. Funeral
 Director Jay M. Shepard was in
 charge of the arrangements.
 The funeral of Charles r, Crane.
 or AtWoodville, was held Tuesday af-
 ternoon at 1 o'clock at his home. Rev.
 Walter Lamphear conducted the ser
 vice at the home and read the com
 initial service at the grave in the At-
 woodviEe cemetery. The bearers were
 Herbert, Clark, Clarence and Ernest
 Crane. Funeral Director Jay M
 Shepard was in charge of the ar
 engagements. Threads. Miss Bernice Caranansh. left Tues. : day to spend a few days with her par. ents at Clarks Corner.
 Miss Veronica Palmer left Tuesda, I for a business trip to New London. ! : William Friese of Franklin, Mass, : was ill town on. business Tuesday. , After spending few days at tn,
 home of MT. and Mrs. Louis of Jack. . Robinson have returned to their hom ! in Waterbury.
 E Miss Elizabeth Sullivan of, Jacksol street left Tuesday for New. Havel to spend 8 few. days visiting relatives Mir. and Mrs. John Henry of, Nev
 Haven have left after a visit with rel atives.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mondor has returne, to their home in Webster. Mass, af ter attending the Beauchemin and
 Mondor wedding.
 Miss Claire Loiselle has returne
 to her home in Hartford ofteT