Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-25
WILMA MANTIC

Following the meeting. luncheon was Iseryed.
 The se.ectuen have issued call for a special town meeting to. be held at the town hall. The reason for the calling to- gether of the voters Is as follows: To lay a tax to defray the current expenses of l the town for the year ending Sept. Is. 1921, and to see if the town will authorize the selectmen to appear before the gen. eral assembly now in session for the pur- pose of securing legislative authority to divide the town of Windham into voting districts.
 This last clause is of considerable inn portance, the need of voting districts having been demonstrated in the voting at the national election last fall. Votes were cast in the voting place on Church l street and counting began soon after the closing of the vote. The final results were not known until far into the felloTr- ing morning With voting districts in Windham this delay can be done away with and the results can be learned within short time after the polls close, as Is the case in the city elections. The situation of having one voting place was ] bad enough wine nonly men voted but with women voting the votes cast are nearly doubled and the work Of counting |
 The BIue Ribbons of Bridgeport are to come to this city for the week end game of the Enieralds. The Blue Ribbons are known as crack team and the rnanagei of the En1eraldH has succeeded in gettine them to come to this city after two years etfort The Bridgeport team has been in action fully as many years as the Elmer. aids have been and the game should } lprove to be hummer.
 : PhiIO c. Atwood. ss, died Wednesda, night at St. JosepI's hospital followini an illness of one week. Mir. Atwood wa. well known in this city, having been en : 1 gagged in the butcher business for ilaan1 : years. He was born Sept 14, 1851, il . Mansfield, the son of John M and Sa phFohia Wright Atwood. He is survived . by two brothers, Thurlow of wormwoot Hill, Mansfield, and Martin Atwood O Conantville two sons, John M and liar " P. Atwood of Willimantic; daughter Mrs Helen Atwood Hall of Hartford two granddaughters, Josephine and Rho da Atwood of Willimantic and a grand son, Atwood Hall of Hartford
 Johanna Jurovaty, 61. wife of Pan Jurovaty, died Wednesday at her hom m Andover from mitral reorganization She was born in Austria-Hungary Sur viving her besides her husband are fiy children
 Funeral services for Mrs. Edoua-d r Ives were held Thursday morning at S3 o'clock at her home. No. 9TO<Main street Hequiem high mass at St. Mary's churc at o'clock was sung by Rev. J. ] Papillon. There was a large attendanc at the services and beautiful floral trib utes were received. The bearers wer George Delude, Edward Cheney. Artb1, LaFleur: The body was placed in tn receiving vault at St, Joseph.s ceneter,
 Mrs. Florence Hills Bre.nhie, 8, wifi or Herman c. Bronkie, died Wednesda -i al her home in Hilistown after an Hines of about four months. She was Q natiy of Hillstown. Besides her husband. si, leaves her parents. also two daughter, aged 14 and 12.
 One trouble wit.a the world today said Dr. Condo E. Fallen of New Tor at q lecture held at the state arrnor,
 Thursday night. is that it has forgoste
 the fundamental things. The world h;
 believed it well not to retain God in i
 knowledge, and it is the great spiritu
 facts upon which our foundations a,
 built Christendom is the great eiviIiz,
 ton of world and any nation castir it aside has not progressed. It is u S great spiritual things upon which 0, Y institutions are based and that alone e
 save us.
 Preceding the address of the eveniI
 the Ching-a-Liug Banjo-Mandolin orche tra gave concert, each number bel, ! heartily app,auded
 Following the meeting at the arno
 Dr. Fallen was rendered a reception
 the Hooker House prominent men of t
 city attending. The post prandial Vi
 as follows; Opening, Grand Knight Thol
 as J. O'Brien; orchestra selections; Il
 pressiens Of the Order, E. F. Casey R
 marks Rev, John K. Clark; Our Cit
 Mayor Charles A, Gates remarks,
 guests. Rev. A. D. Carpenter, Capts
 James B. Fullerton. Don T. Curtis, R. nsi W. c. Norris and Captain Frank
 Fenton; address, pr. Condo E. Palle