Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-05

vice president f A Smith, secretary
and treasurer. The annex was erected
through the efforts o. the building com
lnittee: A. I. Bill, chairman; ]. B, Full
lerton and Samuel Chesbro.
Now eight more women may be accom-
nDodated The seven women there now:
Mrs. Phoebe Edison, Miss Lizzie Ellwein,
Mrs. Ada Rockwell, Mrs. Helen Ashmead
and Mrs Sarah Risley viii soon be joined
by five others.
The matron is Mrs. Jennie Bradshaw
Miss Hattie Walker is assistant matron;
Miss Susie GrSnt is the nurse and Andrew
Peterson the janitor ks
Members of the house committee, Mrs
Helen Browne. Mrs. Arthur Gates, Mrs
Frank NJ. Smith and Mrs, William J. Hast
ings, acted as a reception committee.
Stanley Dwsza. 81 OF 64 Jackson street
died Tuesday at St Francis hosHital
Hartford, from chronic nepRritis He is
survived by his wife and two children
StanisIaus and Helen; his mother and
ers, Joseph and Jacob Dwsza Of Anthony
R. L
Annie GOlob. 6, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Adam Golob of Columbia, died We'd
| nesday. morning at $50 o'clock from
scarlet fever.
Funeral services fer Edward A. Nor
ris. Jr,. son of Edward Appolinaire and
| Minnie Wheaton Morris Of No, T Strong's
| court. were held Wednesday after aft
ernoon at $50 O'Clock from the parents
home The body was placed n the re
ceiving vault of St Josephs cemetery
| Funeral services for Mrs. jane Eliza
beth Jones. wife of Thomas Jones, We're
| held Wednesday morning at 10 O'clock at
the grave in the Center cemetery, Leba-
| non Rev. Edward Neild officiatad. Mrs.
Jones died Saturday December 31st in
| Providence, r. I Jay NJ Shepard was
in charge of the arrangements.
Mrs. Josefa KuehIa, II, died Tuesday
night at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Mary Sternmoyer, of Storrs. She was a
native of Germany ard only recently had
arrived at her daughters home in Storrs.
/ She leaves three daughters, Mrs. Harry
| Sternmoyer Of Storrs, Mrs. Anlelia Wal
| thar and Mrs Emma H Waltkers Of KEN
tra>ky five sons Joseph of Kentucky,
Peter OF Meriden. Go.lieo. Rupert and
John OF Germany.
Brief Notes
James E. Curran. who has been pass
ing the holidays with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Patrick Curran, returned to Bos-
ton Wednesday to resume his studies al
the Boston University.
Ernest P. Chesbro has purchased the
Morrison block on Church from Huber
Morrison of Gardner, Mass. Mr. Cheshire
Ipla4ls alterations to the property.
! Miss Florence Macfarlane returned
lTuesday from Providence, R. L, where she
HAS. been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
SThonas McNaily.
Miss Belle Chamberlain, teacher at The
Ridges school, returned Tuesday TO this
lefty after spending the vacation with her
parents in Worcester, Mass.
Miss Edith Barrows, daughter of D.
EC. Barrows, returned Tuesday to resume
her studies at Wellesley college.
Mrs. H c. Murray OF Turner street is
to leave town Friday for Orange City
Fla She will leave New York Saturday
| for the southern trip.
j San Jose. Council, No. IA, K. of c.
| has organized bowling team and has
challenged the Wood team for a series
Of games.
Mrs. P. w Carey and daughter, Luz
ellie Barbara, have gone to Atlantic City
| until after Easter.
Misses Mary Buckley and Alice Nc
Muride, Of Bridgeport. returned home
| Wednesday after visiting Mrs. William
| T Hurley.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Albert e.. Green, who
have been spending the holidays with
| Mr.. Green's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Elmer
Green, leave today Thursday for Ma
/ leon, Ga
l. John E. Brick, his daughter and son.