Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-17

form Of government was, that the man given charge of thing to do could not lay the blame for failure on the should CTS Of another iIseaTsber. The nianRger, ssfb5e@ to. fecan. was on His honor to make good dr faM. and this indueenent s1ade him try to do his best. No man. agef would shirk his 3cD, but If he did the veters could recaM him, as they could recall any of the coiln ciliheh. No ordin- aneea coda be passed without first hold ing city meeting, for tf1e electors to vote their apptoval, and any objection able thing passed by the couneiLmeh could De rspealed at city meeting Ga H. Cd on pSttion by twenty voters of the town. West ffartfofd has sent the charter they win be govtrned under to the legislahare and this body passed fa- yofAhly on t oh Tuesday of this week
 Following MT Milief's address, coffee, doushnuts and cheese we're served by the members of the eIteTtaintrent cotnmit4 teA
 A county tax to produce &5e,e8e waA decided upon by meeting of Windham County senAtore and repr esentatives yes terday to meet defieits and current ex- penses. This is the largest tax ever laid in the county
 The meeting received request from
 
 appropriation of $2;o00 for the next two years. but the matter was tabled for corsid def&ti,n at the next meeting, which is to Be hStd March IS.
 EeSAA<d c. Baff. ss, formerly et this city, died Tuesday at the home of his lslster, MFA Bertha Bennett, of East Nor wax, after an illness of some duration. Besides his parents, Mir. Burt is sur vived by two minor sons Leonard w., alHfe N0rt7i6n ". Burr, two sisters, Mll5. Bertha Betinest and Mrst Alice Brick son., and one brother, who resides in New York The fe4Ihins are to be brought to this city for burial in f1fe VIII limantic cemetery.
 ffGherhi ssryiees ,fof Mrs. Alma <. Re! gan were, held Wedn esiay fffSfning al S.30 0,dtoci from her late home al No Godfrey street, followed by requiem ffgsi nSass at St. Joseph-s church at g o'clock Rev. John E. Clark conducted the ser. | vice. There Was a large attendance al the service and many floral offerings we're received At the offerFbry, ''Pie Jesu" was sung by Mrs Henry Mathieu and Mrs. A. W. Turner, and for a wait: fng hymn, "Soine Sweet Day" was sung The bea reFs were pafiiei J. Kil1ourey, John ORoufke, Michael Bufhs and Nh poleon Gingras. The body was placed in the receiving vaaat at St J6a6h's Gefnetefy. The Kiltoufey Brothers hat charge of the arrangefnehtS
 Miss tyinRfed Green of the Wilh. | mantle State Normal school whs tht 1 speaker at the meeting of the Wif1manti Wofnan's club Tuesday afternoon. --SJ topic was, ''1ntefior DeJbration.' In terior decoFs tforB ussd in the following periods were pictured by Miss Green: Ja
 pobean 1s03-SS. William and Mar! 1 1sSS-170s, Queen Aqf and eafdy -Georgi an 1fo2-175e, Styles Of Louis xii, xv
 and xvi Chippendale p.riod. The Broth
 sfs Adam, G7s2.17s2, Heplewhite 17?, l 178s, Sheraton 175O-1S06, piot1Tres l sketches. and tracihEs thrown on a screer by ,iss Marion lsafferty Of the Norma School faculty added greatly to the de l sdTiptiofts of the decoftatfons of the pc fieds -eoteted Upon fecohnne ehdatioh q
 Mrs. Lucy B. Wilson. state chairman o 1 the industrial cofhniSstee of the Fedora l ti5n of WOrnanB deia5ss NIrs. George r
 Hfnnan, read the law curcefring tn
 employment of wotnen and children.