Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-14
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Nindbaxn county, as deserters from the |
military service of the United States has
,een issued from headquarters, First
,orps area, army base, Boston, Mass:
order Name and Residence at
Time Of Registration.
2o42-Adelard Boucher, Wauregan CT.
l264-Emi1e Bowin, IA Quebec ST.
Brooklyn, Ct Emile Boivin.
M Carpenter. WiIlimantic'
ct, William Morey Carpenter.
s1s-Joseph Carr1erre. Moosup, Ct. Jo-
seph Carriere.
l4os-Paul Caunnoyer. Piatnhead, CT
Paul Cournoyer, McoSup, CT.
142e-Enil, Em&le Joseph Champagne
Daggett, Moosup, Ct.
226s-John FTsmisissyn. IS Yellow Row
Wirlimantic. Ct, John Franu-
sissyn, John Frocnusiszkn
f1sS-Fenx Gajawski, Main St, Wind
ham Co. B House, Willmantic,
ct, Felix GoycuslSi.
S7o-Andrew Jesse James, care s. D.
wIcks, Pomfret, Ct. Andrew
Jesse James. Oklahoma City,
Okla
12s8-MichaeI Kelley. 8 Elm St, Willi-
mantle, ct.
77S-John Lavioyc, Moosup, Ct, John
Lovroye, John Loiroye,
1537-zakll Lemisk Ieniak). IS Main
St, wilfimantic, CT, Zakol Lee
MAX, Yakol Lemiak.
1S21-Nicholos Nowick 81 Chapman St,
WflhmaIrtc, CT,
6s4-Wflfred Rockville. Brook st, VIII
1imantic, ct. WiIfred Rockville.
2o40-John Shinowsl1oz, WiIimantic, Ct,
John Shinouskos Brooklyn, CT.
153S-Frank Sobieshi, Sobiesli, Moosup,
12ss-AIex swchodalski. Sc Chapman
ST., wilMma1rtfc, Ct, Alex su-
chadolski
1729-Michael Zile. Jackson St, Will
mantle, Ct, Mizel lille.
"OId Trusty," one of the three horses
at the town farm, died suddenly Monday
forenoon in front of the police station.
The horse was being driven down the
street by Supt Henry w. Chamberlain
A stop was made IN front of the police
station and as Mr.. Chamberlain was put
ting on the horses blanket the animal
dropped dead. "Old Trusty" was 20 years
Of age and a great favorite at the towr
farm, and Mr.. Chamberlain said he was
faithful animal in the 13 years this
town had owned him. The horse was
buried during the afternoon on the land
of the town on West Main street,
shirlie Marie Brown. the months ole
daughter of James and Clara Hebert
Brown Of AZ Ash street, died Monday
morning from infanGile trouble
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret
Farrell Nolan were held Monday morning
at $50 o'clock at the home of her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Catherine Mccarthy. Requiem
high mass at st. Josephs church at {
O'Clock was sung by Rev John E. Clark
Mrs. Edmund R. Portelanoe was at the
organ. AS the body was borne into the
church Mrs. Portelance sang Nearer, Ny
God, to Thee, at the effortory Salu,
taris, and as a waiting hymn Face t.
Face. The bearers were Joseph Nolan
Alfred and Arthur Meikle. Leo LamCu
reux, Cornelius Foley and John Sugrue
The body was placed in the receiving
vault Of St Josephs cemetery. Killourey
Bros were in charge.
Frank Potter died Sunday at st. 10
seph's hospital after an Illness of three
weeks. He was born in Plafnfeld Jan
10, 1847. the son of William and Bets!
PaTkhurst Potter He was a Widower
and leaves one brother, Adney s. Potter
of this city, two sisters, Mrs. Emm;
Bruce of Rockville and Mrs Annie Bel
den Of Middletown. several nephews AM
nieces, among whom is Mrs. Inez Howlet
of Wiilmantic. Mr.. Potter served witt
the Connecticut Heavy artillery during
the Civil war
Emma Jane Lee, wife Of Charles A
Lee, died Sunday at her home. No. III
Main street. from bronchial pneumonia
Mrs. Lee was a member of the Franci
s Long Woman's Relief corps. She wa
born April 26, 1854, in Union. tn
n ,tavs 1f TTvI,r
| land Squier. Besides her husband. sh
leaves daughter. Blanche G. Lee tw
sisters, Mrs. A. G. Sault and Mrs. H. Z
Ramsden of Stafford Hollow, and an I'm
| Gle Francis CJeaveland, of Hartford
The February meeting of the board c
aldermen was held Monday evening i
| the council chamber of the town build
ing, all but one of the members bein
| present. The meeting lasted about thi1
! ty minutes and was called to order b
| Mayor Charles H. Gates. The minute
| sf the January meeting were then rea
and accepted, also the report of Chief {
| Police Killourey. The report Of Iryi
| NJ. Ford, superintendent of street.
/ showing expenditures Of S1339.34 fc
| the past month, was read and accepted
| as was also the report Of the city healt
officer. The application Of Putnam I
| Hewlett for appointment as a permaner
member of Fire Department No. l, sign
ed by the captain of the fire departmer
! and Aldermen Jackson and Jacobs, wa
read. Alderman Flynn moved that a
amendment be made to the original mt
ton and the name Of Eugene Martin /
substituted for that of Hewlett, claim
Ing that it would be to the advantage
| the department to have a man with SON
| experience in fire fighting IN fiji +be We
cancy. Alderman Jacobs objected to II
amendment as being illegal. but his oil
lection was overruled by Mayor Gate
The matter of the amendment was the
voted on and the motion prevailed. M
yor Gates was authorized and empower
penses of the city.
The city street committee was author
lied and requested to extend Brown
avenue to Trepello street as a cit