Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-01
WILLIMANTIC

Vivian Williams. Music was furnish ed by the Peerless orchestra of this city.
 William J. Farrell of Danielson, enlisted Saturday at the local re- cruiting station for a three year term in the T. S. army and was assigned to the army vocational school a1 Camp Lee, Virginia.
 Commencing Sunday and lasting throughout March, members of the police force will be assigned to the following beats: Officer Grady, So- don; Leahy, Jackson street; Officer Mclean. upper Main street; Ofncer Bonbira, center Main street; Officer Paulhus, traffic duty.
 Word has been received here of the death in East Hartford of the young est daughter of MT. and Mrs. George l.. Edwards, formerly of this city. Be- side her parents and brother and sister she leaves three aunts, Mrs. John Gilman and William Berard of this city and Mrs. William Bernard, of Hartford, and three uncles. George | T. and Fred Shepaun of this city and Henry Shepaun of Hartford.
 Morris Stanley Crane, six-year- old | son of Clarence G. and Lulu Blakely | Crane, died Saturday night at the i home of his parents in NAtwoodville ! from acute bronchitis. He was born | in Mansfield Jan. Is. 1914.
 Edith E., wife of Charles R. | Knight. of North Coventry. died ear ! ly Saturday morning at St. Joseph's [ hospital, where she had been a pa | tient since last Monday. Mrs. Knight was operated upon Tuesday and nev- CT fully recovered from the effect of | the operation. She was born May 2S, ! 1S79 in Hart, Mich. She leaves her ! husband. who conducts a large | creamery in North Coventry, three sisters, Mrs. M. Philtes of West Bay l City, Mich, Mrs. Irving Cole of Hart, Mich, and Mrs Cady of Custer, ! Mich. and a brother who resides in | Kansas.
 The death of Mrs. Margaret Eli | zabeth Harris, "A, occurred early on Saturday morning at her home, 54 | She was the widow of Albert Harris, whom she married in Oxford, Mass, | fifty-three years ago.. She was born | in Webster, Mass, but had lived in | this city for over thirty years. She | leaves five daughters, Mrs. Thomas Joyce. Miss Margaret Harris and | Miss Bertha Harris of this city and Mrs. Harry Rood and Mrs. Henry Be l hanger of Hartford, son, Edward
 Harris, and grandson, Thomas Joyce, Jr.
 Mrs. Edward Moriarty died at 6 o. clock Saturday morning at St. Jo- I seph's hospital from the shock, fol- i lowing an operation for appendicitis | Besides her husband she leaves a son Eugene K. Moriarty, her parents. Mir and Mrs. Thomas Ashton, six broth CTS, John, Edward. Louis and Arthur
 Ashton of this city. Eugene Ashton o.
 Boston, Francis Ashton of Holvok,
 and a sister. Jane Ashton of this citv
 Mrs. Moriarty was a member of tn,
 Maccabees.
 Emma, wife of Joseph Hanfieid
 died at her home, 26 Monticello street. early Saturday morning iron pneumonia. Mrs. Hanfeld was borl
 in this city. Sept. s. 1878. the daugb
 ter of Jasil and Elise LeBarge Du
 breuil. Besides her husband she i l survived by nine children. a sister
 Mrs. A. R. Hanfield, and four broth
 CTS. Paul Joseph, Octave and Hd
 mer all of Willimantic. She was
 member of St Annes society of St
 Mary's church.
 John H. Cunningham from Nor , wich. the official representative o
 the collector of internal revenue wi be stationed at the office of th chamber of commerce from March Co March 15. inclusive. from g a. II : until D. m. He will give all assist
 ance possible to the income taxpaver i .n, and about Willimantic in filin
 their returns for 1919. Mir Cunning
 ham is urging taxpayers to file thel
 returns early and avoid the last min
 ute rush.