Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-16

 cent bystander suffers death or injury rom shots fired by careless hunters. Fremont c. Dunham, 5s, of Gurleyyille, died Thursday night ta his home there, following illness with tuberculosis. He was born in. that town Oct. s31, 1861, the. son of Jefferson and Sophia Cady Dun- ham. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Marguerite WalkerSand Miss Airline o. Durham of Gurleyvilie, granddaugh-. ter, Wilma Walker, and two sisters, Mrs. A. M Grant of Mt. Hope and Mrs.stW. Irwin Swift of 4Atwoodville.
 TheS meeting of the Woman,s Christian Temperance union was. held Friday, after noon at the Salvation Army headaua on Church street with large number of members present.
 There were 41 births in the town of Windham during September, as shown in the records filed at the office of the town clerk. Of this number, P are boys and 19 are girls. The list follows:
 IA son, Romen Tryuska. to John and Mary Jugalska Tryuska of this city.
 IA daughter, Maria La Veechia, to Dick and Calegera Guernsey La Veechia of Windham Center road.
 "A son, Theodore Joseph iSkowran, to Szkyman and zophie Frankaurtz Skow- ran of this city. -
 5-A son, Albert Harvey Sage, to HaF- vey and Leona. Dangail Sage of Wind ham. % ,
 s-A son, Max Joseph Shinrofsky. to Louis and Rose Amerson Shinrofsky of this city.
 6-A son, James Haddad. to Solomon and Marion Thomas Haddad of this city. GA daughter, Claire Germaine Pop pie, to Charles and Laura Tussier Popple of this city. N
 "A daughter. Frances Ellen Wilsox. to Wells S. and Beatrice Anderson of this city. .
 "A son, Gerard Normand Belanger, to Solomon and Laura Roy Belanger, Jr., of this city
 S-A son, John William Davis.,to Leon and Minnie Grob Davis of Windham.
 s-A son, Roger Henry Gallagher, to Henry W. and Veronica Ryon Gallagher of this city.
 s.A son, Joseph Henri varieur, to Joseph sand Marie Gadue Varieur of Windham
 9-A son, Thomas Andrew Nichols, to Richard A. and Josephine Davis. Nichols of this city.
 IA son, Abraham Sevrant, to Nor bian and Esther Schunbuskey- Sevrant. of Colchester
 11-A daughter, Ellen Carroll Morin, to Alfred and Gladys Bulger Morin of Wind- ham.
 11-A daugN.er, Sylvia Kantrowitz, to Sam and Becky Rosenfeld Kantrowitz of WilIimantic.
 11-A son. John Henry McGrath. Jr.. to John II. and Maud Saunders McGrath of Windham j.
 13--A son, Edward Cichon. to John. and Thof1 Baron Chicon of this city.
 13--A daughter, Helena Rydzowski to Frank and Agnieszka Sofin Rydzowski of this city.
 15sA daughter. Josephine Alderino. to Sebastiano and Vita Ragusa Alderino of this city.
 15-A daughter. Eleanor Frances Ad- ans, to George F. and Katherine Rennick Adams of Windham.
 16-A daughter, Evelyn Oyilda Brous- seau. to William ". and Ella Neff of Windham.
 1s-A daughter. Thalina May Lee, to Charles and Pearle- Richards Lee of Windham.
 1s-A daughter. Loretta Kalita, to An- drew and Josie Stasoske of Windham. j,
 20-A daughter. Ruth Evelyn Service. to Frederick and Wilhelmina Altenburger o fthis city.
 21-A son, Charles Francis Muriat. to Joseph and Paulina Worchat of Wind ham.
 21-A daughter Irene Agatha oster- houdt, to Raymond P. and Vida Wheeler Osterhoudt of Windham
 2l-A daughter, Eleanor Olson. to Os- car and Eva Dupuy Olson of this city.
 21-A son. Stewart Waldo Long, to Frederick and Rose Bocash Long of this city.
 PA daughter. Doris Helen Rogers. to Russell L. and Jessie Curran Rogers of Windhams
 24--A daughter. Alice Leda Delude, to George and Angeline Bergeran Delude of this city,.
 25--A son. Nicholas Guonack. to Peter and Anna Lobiska Guonack of Windham 25-A son, Donald Judson Potter. to Charles J. and Blanche Louis Potter of this city.
 PA son, Ellie Francais cagness to Joseph and Anna Lavigne GaSne pt Windham. 2s--A daughter. Mary Margaret Ser "adette Vertefeuille, to Alfred and Alice 1 Lageunesse of Windham 2S-A daughetr, Dona Emile Lacasse 10 Arthur ana anna Fregault of this city 2s--A daughter, Anna Marcella Ger vais, to Albert and CordeHa Turgeay Gervais of this city. l 2S-A son. Henry Bernard Fish. tc l George l.. and Frances E. Ofray Fish o. i Wmdham.
 2s-A son. Walter Dusza. to- rMichae and Kunczunda Moeda Dusza of this city
 29-A son, Michael Lombsrdo. ! t Charles and. Mary Giraco Lonbardo O Windhatr. sO-A son. wilfred Louis vegiard. f, Louis and Adeiina Brousseau vegiard O | Windham
 At the First Congregational churcl Sunday, Rev. Harry $. McCready. pastor will preach at 1o.45 o'clock Children sermon, The Magic Glasses mornin topic, Peters Folly. Church school a 9.45s a.. m. Mems Forum meets at 1915 N Evening institute meets at o'clock. II Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter, pastor of tn First Baptist church, will preach at tn
 morning service at 1045. Church schot meets at 12F noon. Christian Endeavo society meets at D. na subject, Chris
 tian Principles in Politics. Communit
 service at ' ?. nl.; speaker, Walter Mac
 Intyre subject, Shall a Few Lawless Ur American Men Defy the Government: The first meeting of the Mems Forul
 of the First Congregatio church is 1
 be held Sunday, Oct. 17tfl, in the Gre
 club rooms. The general subject of Il
 meeting, will be Christianizing Our Inda trial Order. The speaker at Sunday
 meeting is to be Allen B. Lincoln of liar
 ford. The meeting is to last but 45 mil
 utes, as in the past, the first five minut.
 being for singing the second for bus kness. the next 15 for the speakers 8,
 dress, and the remaining 20 minutes for general discussion This is the third ye:
 the Mems Forum has been held at Il