Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-03
JEWETT CITY

Several teacher from Riverside Gram mar school were in Norwich Thursday ty invitation of the Norwich Teachers league to be present at the geographical lecture at the Community house given by. Dr. Wallace Atwood
 Christmas and New Year cards. fIiders seals, etcetera. Samoset. Whitman and Lowney chocolates at B. R. Gsrdner's news store.-adv.
 Mrs. P. W. Chase. R. N.. for the Ash land Cotton Co. was at the Pacaus hes pital in Norwich, Fricay to learn as to results of the operation for arpeniicitis performed upon Miss Flora ] eSeau of Jewett City by Dr. C. c. Gildersi eeve Thursday evening. On account Of com plicated conditions before the hospital was reached the case was serious Miss ! Lebeau. however. was recovering from the operation finely Friday evening.
 Mrs. Catherine A., Condie. 4s. died at her home on Mathewson street Friiav forenoon after an illness of many months All the skill of physicians proved futile Mrs. Ccndie will be meurned by many loving friends. During health her activ- ities along the line of an uplift of the best of things was always marked Her interests were in sch matters as proved worth while No one seeking for coun- ell or assistance was ever disappointed She was the well bal3ved pre- sident of the Ladies English Rosary society She was the daughter or Peter and Christine Me Donald Coadie. native of Margaree No va Scotia. She is survived by her hus- band. Frei Condie, engFaver for the As pinook company, her ns ther and four ss- | ters, Mrs. Jessie Downey of Providence Miss Christine Cosdie and Mrs. Margaret | Gillis of Nova Scotia, and Mrs. Mary | Harris of Michigan. and two brothers Al | exander p. O5adie of Providence and John P. Coadie of Nova Scotia Miss Mary June has been in Mrs. Condie"s home for a number of years, taking the place Of a | daughter, although not formally adopted. | She has taken a daughters cvine un- remitting care of Mrs Condie during he- , illness.
 I The recent tragic death of Iieutena nt Charles w. Whittlesey. commander of the Lost Battalion hel1 more than a passin; l interest for Henry CaGieux of Jeweti fCitv, who was member of>his command | in France.
 John Dun is deck with devices. The front Of his lumber track is closed in Mir. Duff has constructed biz white hand on q long arm which hangs down outside the drivers box, when he Is turn. ing to side street he pnll string an1 up flies the warning hand.
 Walter Goring, son of Mir. and Mrs Frank G ring is recovering from broker arm. cansad by fslling from couch. l Miss Elizabeth Dealy returned Thurs
 day from weeks stay with her sisiel at Mitchell Field, l.. L
 The Ladies' society of the Congrega tional church is planning a supper to o
 in charge of Mrs. Walter Richardson Rev. H. P. Hoskins of New York vii l rreach at the Fa-t'st church Sunday
 Young Peoples n-eeting at SIS.
 Rev. c. H. Andrews breaches at tn
 Congregst'onal church. Miss Ethr
 lThinpson leads the c. E. meeting at
 It is the consecrati-n meati7r. also bus
 iness meeting. It is ex ,ec ed In the ev
 ering to hear a young mems quartett
 and song by the junior choir
 Rev. G1wry MaeLennan will preach a
 the Methodist church. Miss Ruth Cregz
 leads the Epworth league at 6.
 Miss PricilIa cc,e. daughter of Mir. an
 Mrs. Henry Cole Of Glas~o. celebrcte . her fifth birthday WeGnss ay with i small party With her motile she enie
 tained NJ ssss Dorothy and Msra1 w.
 bur, Mrs Rooort Wi,b r and Mrs. Jon
 Potter .oA Glasgo and Miss Dunleavy !
 Greenwich. N Y. She received numeI
 ous gifts from friends.
 Not long ago party of Jewett cit NJ man rnotcred to Wal insford in an auts n;i- bile owned by one of the party. Dow = below Meriten they came 10 Dad tuE
 under the N. T., N. IL & H. railroad,
 place where many automobile arciten
 had occurred. Some Bible text field a 5 tist had printed very neatly uroa |
 stone sfSutunent. 'Prsrars 10 Meet m
 o.d." One of the men tells of see ng nic $ ly printed on a large Aock. What WI You Do When You Die? A csmmercf