Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-15

MT. and and Mrs. cras Deyillers ... 5000 W c. T. U. 15.oo l Mrs. F. R. Cohen .............. 800 Ladies Hebrew association ...... 500 Windlham Hash School ......... 10S.06 State N0rTrel School ......... 2bO.0O Proceeds of food sale at Y. M. C. ooewebettcsx lodge. No. Is, L 0. Nst.,a o n ,, ,.a.. so ;e r :. D 10 ioS SS W. L. Buckingham ............. 6.Oo Previously reported .....s...... 1,Sos.1S 
 Total $2,566.90 A certificate has been sent to everyone who has saved 8 life by giving ten dol lars or more to the fund
 Miss Martha Mathieu vino has been | confined to her home for the past week l by illTtess has recovered sufficiently to | sit up.
 Judge Andrew j. Bowen is seriously | iH at his home at No 147 Prospect strict. 1 Judge Bowen caught cold about a week 1 Ago which developed into pneumonia. Charles Ottenheimer, of North Wind- ham, was reported to be in a critical 1 condition at St. Josephs hospital, ac- l cording to statement of the auHroT6- l ties there Monday. MT. Ottenheimer was ;, operated on wor intestinal obstruSeion Sunday afternoon and peTironitis has set ] In.
 l The flag on GTil No. at the Ameri- 1 can Thread Compa ny was at half mast Monday in memory Of Harry Stone, a l director of the company; who died Friday Tn New York. The funeral was held l Monday.
 Both W'inaham High Basketball teams Will go to Rockville tonight (Tuesiay) l t6 ,,Ih $H5rS Aa,.. 1 In games played in tfits city recently the ; lotal teams were ticters.
 Hynan $. Schwartz, for the past | three years lessee of the Loonfer Opera house in this city vacated the premises l Monday in compliance with the order of Judge John Beach of New Haven, a l judge in the supreme court. Mir Schwartz has lrfoved his property to Norwich where It will be stored until he takes over the llyceht1 theatre of New London. Morris l PouZzner of New London, the preaen, occupant Is to vacase that theatre in eDternber.
 MT. and Mrs. John Simons, of No. 122 QaerecGs avenue. have annouitcRd the engagement of tfleir daughter, Ada s. Irbn<ls to Frank Bkt1ne of New Rochelle
 N. Y.
 Funeral serv7ees fer John c, liar.
 ris were held Monday afternoon at ] l o'clock from his home, No. 120 CheStnu;
 street. Rev. o. B. Overten offHated
 Burial was in WiAimantic cemetery. Ja1
 NJ. Shepard was in charge of the arTange
 H1ents.
 John R. EmsIie of Providence, R. I, died suddenly Monday noon at the hom,
 of Duty J. Shippee of North Wft1dflarn
 &r. En;Eae was watching men cut ice a
 the North Windham pond when he sud h
 assisted to MT. iSllppees home but befor ; mediehl aid could be secured he died
 Mir. Eulslie recently purchased the liar l property, in North Windham, and whil 1 awaiting the arrival of his houtselaol
 goods was staying with MT. Slippet ] Mrs Earslie was notified of the death c her husband and came to North Nrnd
 ham later in the day from Providence.
 Mrs. MaTIa s. Carocari, S2, wife q
 Angelo CaroGri, died Sunday at he
 home, No. 174 South street after A,
 illness of about two months. She wa
 born in Italy, September 5, 1888 il,
 daughter of Joseph and TNeeasa FSi
 Sclssel. Wifiinantic has been her hon,
 for the past thirtten years Besides hs htia5and sirs is survived by two chi dre4,, Irrria and EGTn, both of this cit,
 three sisters and four brxtllers, soere { ! h1ASAi nv HI IlC Funeral services for Mrs, Jenni G. Kelley were held Monday at S.30 o clock from her henIe, No. 251 Churc street. The requiem nigh mass at s Jos5FRl's church at g o'clock was SUIT by Rev John E. Clark At the offerto, De Profuqidis' was given as a duet | l Mrs. A. W. Turner and Miss An,r tfiaherty, and for a waiting hyTn Rock of Ages was yung. There we beaufdful floral tributes The bearef were Thomas and John Kelley of tn city, William Kelley of Stanlford, ar
 Miefa el Kelley of New York. The boo - was placed ir the receiving vault at S
 1oseph's cemetery The Killoure
 Batothers were in charge of the arrang
 merits.
 'Willimantie is to have 6 two platos
 system at Engine company Ne. 1, thrt
 more men being added to the personn
 at that station, making the total reguls
 firemen eight. This action was taken ; a4 the common council meeting Monda night when a resolution was presente
 by the fire committee. It was explaine
 that the cost of maintaining this depar
 n1ent could be done within the appropri:
 tion. Fire Chief Wade U., Webster tol
 how this new system would work an