Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-15
.EWETT CITY

The fourth Red Cross membership en- rollment in the Jewett City chapter commences today (Monday). The Red Cross room will be open evenings at : o'clock The sections have been assign ed as follows:
 Woodward district, Harold Geer Brew ster district, Marian Brink; White dis trict Mrs. Victor Campbell; Johnson, Tyler and Stone Hill districts, .Ssel,h Roode; Bethel and Burton, Irving Bur- dick; Hopeville, -; Rixtown, Ransom Young; Boardman district, Lew is P. Latham; Lisbon, Mrs. E. B. Che ney, Mrs. w J. Reynolds Miss Jean Burleson and Mrs. James Graham; Glas- go, R. A. Wilbur; Voluntown, Bertha F. Lewis Mrs. H. E. Paul having 1 charge of these assignments.
 The borough streets are assigned in | this order:
 Lisbon bridge to railroad crossing. Mabel Burns, Beatrice Alley; Anthony i srteet, Bella Robertson Ella Oakes : railroad crossing to Soule, including Tanning court Julia Sayles and Aldia Peppin; Mathewson from Tracy avenue to Green avenue, Rose St. John, Diara Chretien; Green avenue. Irene Haney and Agnes Brickley; Mathewson from Green on further, Florida St. John apd Il, Tracy including School street, Mary Couture and Ethel Fiske; Tracy avenua to Ashland bridge Evelyn Carpenter afd Ruth Craigan; North Main from Tracy to Green and Palmer, Annie Driscou and Alice Barnett; Palmer avenue, Blanche Mecteau and Jennie Roy; Soule street Railroad avenue to Tracy avenue Agnes Franklin and Violet Gill. Miss Helena Griffin secured the women canvassers.
 Mechanic street, Edward Blanchard, Herbert Wyatt; East Main from As1A land to and including Wilson, Fred Be- lisle and George Wilcox; Polish residents on Factory Hill, Joseph Sadoski and Nj poleon Cyr; Polish residents on I4iIl. High and from Ashland bridge to Little. field, Gilbert Miner and John McEui- gott; all non-Polish on Hill. High and from Ashland bridge to Littlefeld's, Irv- | ing Thornton and John Smith: all non- | Polish on Factory Hill Harold Herbert and William Monte; North Main from l Green and Palmer on, Ralph Kingsley and Carleton Havens; upper Aspinook. John Potts Jr,, and Herbert Thompson Ashland from Littlefield's on and Preston | road to Pachaug road; Harney May | hard and John Oakes; Brown avenue lift and Frank streets, Fred Couture and Theodore Tetreault: East Main from l Wilson to Brown, John Blake and Adel- bert Babcock; East Main from Brown on' Walter Benjamin and George Wilcox The men canvassers were named. by Johr Barry and H. George Wilcox. All the canvassers are to come to the Red Cross room at tonight, if possible; if not. or Tuesday night
 NIT. and Mrs. NJ. H. Bartlett, Walter Tanner, Alexander Tanner, Miss OIa Tanner, Miss Bertha Gallup. Harolf Geer' Edward Lewis Arthur Brink ant Miss Mabel Frink attended the nationa grange in Boston last week. They tool the seventh degree, a class of fifteen thousand taking this degree.
 The November meeting of the Easterz connecticut Branch of the w B. F. NJ
 IS 10 be held with the Congregations
 church in Jewett City Tuesday of thi
 week The morning service opens 6
 lo45 and the afternoon at 1.3O
 Funeral services for Charles D. Bab cock were held at his home Saturday
 afternoon at half past two. Rev M. [ fuller oInclated, speaking of Mir Bal cocks conversion and religious expert ence and the high tone of his moral char
 acter, both in his home and in his deal
 lngs with the pulsa.c. Mrs. Herbert Rich q ardson of Norwich sang exnressivel a Fade, Fade, Each Earthly Joy. an Sometime We'll Understand. Burial wa ! in the Jewett City cemetery. The bear
 CTS were nephews of MT. Babcock, Joh
 Richmond of Springfield, Lester Main (
 Preston, Irving Thompson of westerl7 Clifford Thompson of Boston, Herbei
 Richardson of Norwich and Leonar
 Main Jr., of North Stonington. Rels
 tives and friends sent beautiful floral rt
 membrances. Friends were present fro1
 Norwich, Willimantic, Boston, Worce.
 ter Springfield. Westerly and adjoinin
 towns The services were private. Two guns for David Hale Fannin park arrived from Portland, Me, Satu day. They have been unloaded and al
 on the lot in the rear of the town hal
 pending the decision as to where the
 shall be placed on the park It is be
 lieved the place selected will be on eitl
 CT side of the walk between the mon, ment and the main entrance on Par
 square. The guns were loaned by Il government, the right being reserved
 case of necessity to take them withol
 ceremony They are the regulation S NJ For Colds Influenza