Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13
WILLIMANTIC

May lf1n. MQHeuS palo q f-no Aa Ft.N ~ court at the time for transporting hqnor without 2 permit but now claims that the contents of the barrels is wood al- | cohel which he has right to transport One sample will be analysed by Moneus and the other by the local authorities 1
 Local offices of the American Railway Express company hsye been instrneseo to transport free of charge, meuey or supplies for relief purposes destined to either Pueblo Colorado. or other dew astated towns in that vicinity, providing they are addressed to the mayor of Pueblo, the American Red Cross, or some other relief organization. Packages can be left at the office at the railroad sta tion the North street office, OF men Will call for them.
 4 large number attended the dance at the State armory on Pleasant street Saturday night. aMusie was furnished by the Peerless orchestra The dance was held under the auspices of A. c. Tyler Auxiliary No. 14.
 Harold Hurst Buckley, s2, died satur- day morning at the home of his brother in-Iaw Rev. Edward l.. Nield, pastor of the Baptist church of Lebanon, death be- ing caused by pulmonary pneumonia MT Buckley was a machinist by trade and his home was in Newport, R- He was born July 27, 1888, in Oldham, England, the son of Joseph and Mary Meekin HIrst He leaves his widow, tnree chil- dren. his stepfather, William Buckley, and his mother, Mrs. Mary Hirst Buck ley.
 The Wllimantie section of Company C. Connecttcut Infantry, left this |clty Saturday morning at 1905 on the second af ha al fraiuq that flaSsed through WiIlimantic Saturday forenoon on the way to Camp Deyens for fifteen days teuA The W. lGsnanFsc section and the quota from Manchester make up Company G. The local section had the required number of man, 51, command ed by Captain Joseph R, Morrison and Second Lieutenant Ellison s. Smith The local men gathered at the state aFmeFy on Pleasant street early Saturday morn ing and soon had everything in shape for their departure, Bugler LeWye N. Gerry sounded first call at S.15 a. m. and assembly at S.s0 o'clock The march 10 the station over the footbridge from the armory was at s.19 a. m. The bag rage detail was composed of Sergea9| Gustav Lind and Priyates Milton T. Rogers, ". D. Nicol, oviFa ChalifouX, Arthur J. Caisse and Horace c. Geer.
 But forty-tour of the Willimantic men were equipped with uniforms the oth- CTS will receive their at camp. The fol- lowing meE rade up the local section; Captain Joseph R. Morrison, Second Lieutenant Ellison S. Smith First Ser geant Yalmore Dumas, Sergeants John A. Luton and Gustav Lind, Corporals [ Ernest c. Jacobs, John A. Evans, Arthur I J. Caisse, Oscar Keith and Henry Cou- rhon company clerk Ernest LaFleur i; Bugler Lewye H. Gerry, Priyates Win i field J. Andrews, Stanley J, Alinozek, ] Herbert A. Blanchard, Eugene E. Brous- seau, Homar Ii. Brindamour, Andre H. | Brindamour, Joseph Calderado, John Izyka Munzio Cniarizia, OYilla N. shai!noux, Adelard J. Champagne, Brn- | est D. Dawson, William k. Donovan, Mi chael F. ponotpue, Joseph D. Dumais, AL bert L. Furtek, Raymond L. Generous, Charles Clifford, Horace Geer, William | Greenwood, James A. Healey, Walter F. Horaberger, Eugene D. Jolie, Orville S. Loyeland, Peter J. Lachanee, John s Laporte, William D. Martin, Charles G Maont, Cyril J. Mcclure Josejh F. Pedro Benjamin Rosen, Edward T. Rocheyille Milton H. Rogers Heller T. Roy, irwin F l Sholes, Chester N. Saver, John L. Shea, 1 Albert Touchette and George s. Vegiard
 Twenty-two deaths occurred in the town of Windnam during May, evenly di- yided between the two sexes. Thirteen of the tetal had passed the age of fifty while four were infants. The list fol lows
 4-Aary L. Baker 51 hyperthynodism 4--Alice A. Neelon, S5, pulmonary con gestion.
 5--Wnham Guilford, 77, peritonitis.
 7-Antonta AFgeHto, 5l, lobar pneu. monia.
 s-Dorothy M Brown, 10 days, geper- al taxema.
 s-Abby Sullivan, 45, carcinoma.
 s--Estelle g. squierfi, 5S, hypostatic pneumonia.
 l2-Mary B. Shea, 45, carcinoma
 13--Thomas L. Smith, 24 days, acuti eptphysitis.
 | 13-Helen Senior, S5, arterio scleromia
 15-John McCanery, 57, ieukaemia.
 l7-Melina Payette, S5, chronic ne phnitis,
 I 1s-Antonio Pristello, two days, enter elgia.
 2o--Samuel Todd 6S chronic nephritis
 22-Michael Casey. 76, senilitg. | 2S-gTessie Matonowiski. 25, edema O lungs, fractured skull and fractured cer vieal vertebrae by being thrown iron automobile.
 2s-Mary J. McComber, 55 gunsho ] wound of cranium, suicide
 24-Emanuel Gardner, 72, intestina obstruction
 27-Calogero Giordane. s4, lobar pneu monia.
 as-Henry E. yes. fs months pulmon ary congestion,
 31-Victoria Houle, ss. chronic intes : tinai nephrltis.
 s1-Charles S. Eaton, 64, chronic in