Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-29

ble periof. She leaves her husband and four children the oldest seven years of age. The case is a particularly sad one and brought fsrth many expressions of ident on School street.
 Frederick Aidrieh. 2, formerly . rehz ident of this city and att one time em- ployed in the sttAs of Ballard and Clark died at a Worcester hospital following a surgical operssxon The body was re-
 moved 10 Webs Whete he has been
 employed and had been making his home. M
 Princess TrnesdefI; sf, for years . resident of this city, is dead at her home on Chapel street:
 The drive for funds fer the relief of starving people h Ireland was under- taken here Monday following the pfepars atory work that had beers done in form ing committee and organizing the fofce [ that is to .dog the solicitihgs A favoras bles attitude toward this drive has been found to exist in every section of the
 city, and the cernuifte hopes to add ma 1 teriaily to the sze 0d0 already reported contributed by people ok Connecticut to this worthy and urgent c4tse.
 1 Automobile Inspector A ". Williams viii make his first visit to this dity today fFuesday9 in T his oeicial capacity,
 being at the Putnam nm from 10 to 3 osclock s. E, ssss S %
 P. sJ. Sheridan. mana Rsf -Sof. wilawood
 park during the santhier seaApn. and r a
 resident of this city. was reported rest ing comfortably Monday. after being seriously Ill with, pnkunfonias
 I Malcolm N. Whey returned to New
 York to- resume his studies at Colum-
 bia university after spending the East I CT period. until Monday at his home fn fl this city.
 James A. oharr6n and Eugene A.
 word are delegates and Henry Hurdmar and James osBfied 1lternates to the
 in New Haven, May 11-Iz Pomfref is gsttlRg credit for having itj l roads, other tkzE state Highway lines which are geods in better condition thar , any of the towns in this section of tn. county.
 Irving Bullsrd cf Boston was a wis
 itor in Putnam Monday. ; Pornfret. school is closed for the East
 CT vacation.
 <. Henry. c, Haley Of Worcester was ,. i visitor with friends in Putnam Mon : day. S4s5A .l'
 Members of the W. R. e. have ex
 tended an invitation to members of tn \ G. A- R. and all Civil War veterans tl { attend the next meeting of the relic \ corps, Tuesday evening of next week. al Prisoners held at Brooklyn jait tt answer to criminal charges will be .re ! qlired to await trial antil the May terr of the superior court in this city. f Herbeft A Johnson, Edcius H. Fs d fer and Leon T. Wilson drafted memo < rial resolutions pertaining to the deat ..i of D. C. Park, on behalf of Israel Pm
 nam lodge, I. 0. 70. F. Miss Isabelle Byrne of New York | spending few days at her home In thi ' city s4.
 z Occupants of Mases chnsetts car ths : plunged throug.i & statk road fence an
 down an ernbankment at ths end of th . cement and sharp icurvt at Grove stre. z cemetery were uninju in the acc
 dent and the ear { only slightly damagel <. Manufacturins conceF1s here are cor n tinuing to rectige orders for goods,
 sign of the tines that is pleasing to a s looking for anothek boom in the te, $. s tile industry. z Members of the g. NE. E. cor, F pany force in this city will be at Ne E London this (TuesdRy) evening to ,s tend telephone dance, one in seri, .t Of social events that lave recently be. = - the means of getting employees in val 2 ous eastern Connecticin divisions bet .4 acquaired with, each other.
 = = Louis Wclf, who recently underwe ss surgical operation. is steadily gains; ,v in strength and improving in healt though. he win restrict his business d -n tivifies for year.. that he may fully T .L sA cover :e<k g 2 2 The work of perfectinr stfeS arran, .e ments for the Near East Relief sdri z that is to De undertaken in this city. al on vicinity next week is going Steadily fc 9A, M | ward sssSl sesxa s3T {.