Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-13
WILL.IM AN TIC

Work Tn the community, ne IepoI zs cl | the secretary, Mrs O. M. Clark and fhAr
 assistant. MES Eilizabsth Ahdafsoii.
 showed that much work had been doiiet
 during the past two months. laFgel
 number of members are in arrears asl
 the result Of not having Fgsponded toi
 the call for payment of membership
 dues. This has caused shortage of
 funds in the treasury of the bureau, andl
 an Increase Of money Will Be riecas-
 sary this winter as large number of
 families will have to be assisted ofi ac- count of the continued high cost os iiv-] ing and shortage of fuel. Membass of
 the bureau who are in arrears and otill
 CTS of benevolent tendencies will be ap-l
 psaied to in short tims to do their bit to put the welfare bureau on it's feet. A eonerAtulas6Fy letter has been re- cefved by Judge James F. Twomey of this city, placing him as one of the leading agents in the country of a life. l insurance company Of New York. MT. Twoniey ranks as the twenty-secof i producer in number of lives insured ] Mrs. Louise Boucher, 84. of waFreh- vile. died Tuesday morning at St. .Jo- seph's hospital from chronic iflters5iteaI nephritis. She was born in Lobiniere, 1 Canada. She leaves a niece. Mrs. F. D. Gorham, of Great Burlington, Mass. i Herbert J. stsafns died Tuesday 1 morning at St. Joseph's hospital after q 1 long illness He was born in Norwich 1 April I3, 1852, the son of Charles i Stearns. For 2T years he was steward at Yoang's hotel. He is survived by his l wife and one son.
 A telephone call was received by Chief 1 Kil1eufey, Tuesday afternoon, from
 John Woods, Of Hartford, saving that while oh his way to this city in niR au- tofnobiie he struck and killed collie or West Main street. Mr. Woods said that he Was driving slowly at the time.
 l A number Of Willimantlc people have | been attending the harvest festival foi I the benefit of the Roman Catholic mis
 sion parishes at Eastford and Warren vile of which Rev. William J. Dunn is l pastor.
 The republican caucus in Lebanon, oi l Monday, was largely attended. Thi chairman was William T. Curry and -h i, clark Carl J. Abe1I. There were sev . eral candidates for the principal office. , and several ballots were taken, the ave
 rage number of votes cast being lS1 5 The ticket selected follows: Assessor fo . term of three years, Charles H. Foster [ board of relief, Isaac Larkins select 7 men, Karl Bishop, Edward A. Mccall 3 1 agent town deposit fund, J. E. Burgess ) auditor, Rodney Hewitt grand juror. : Edward NJ. Lord and Edward W. Jones 6 collector of town taxes, George F n Briggs; constables. George H. Hoxi T End, Amos J. Orrien; registrar of vol r CTS. Fred N. Taylor board of financ, s William W Palmer and F. J. Noye T Gone year term), Charles A. Perkins an : W. s. Clark (two year terrn). Albei n Kneeland and ". L. Otgowleultz fthre 7 year term) ; town school committee, Cs o therine H. Sweet and Rev. Edward l 8 Neild
 ? At recent meeting 6f the Women : : Relief Corps a committee of six was al q pointed to act in the Salvation i. rnl
 drive. The last report shows that the s have collected $267.sS.
 < PIans for B play. All Aboard. wei # discussed by the Wfndhahi R1rls' club - the last meeting. Rehearsals began ( lc Tuesday evening at the high school 5l A number of Norwich young men Ft
 ured in an accident recently while ,ai their way home from this city abo
 4.25 o'clock in the morning, when u
 car in which were riding turned over os1 it's side. near the home of Harry < " standish on Windham road The dan 7-i age was slight and after fighting u n machine the party proceeded. er Heard and Seen.
 Mrs. NJ. J. Tubridy of the Tubrid l. Weldon Co, is in New York for u |, week.
 or Ralph J. Mann of New York city W -n in this city Tuesday on business h. Earl Mastin of Bradway's store e. having two weeks vacation. 'y Miss Elizabeth Peterson leaves r. Thursday to visit friends in Westport. e James E. CGrran of Hartford is VI ss1 ting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Patri S. Curran.
 h. MT. and Mrs. Frederick Vaughn 'ic Worcester were recent visitors with ! ti- and Mrs Clarence A. Bowen d. Hawley Foote. of the Wilson coinpa 9 is at the Kingsbury cottage, Pleasa as View, for two weeks.
 p-i MT. and Mrs. William Townsend y Springfield were recent guests of Nj
 Townsend's parents, MT. and Mrs. E. as Sharpe.
 Ills Mir and Mrs. F. R. Jackson hs let closed their cottage at Pleasant View dy Mrs. William Hardnan and Miss F ire zabeth Leighton of Wilkesbarre. Pa, Ills spending few weeks with the Mis- nd Donohue. In this city.
 rv-i MT. and Mrs. c. H. Caswel have ng turned home: Miss Grace Stoddard. Nj oio E. L. Stone. Mrs. Lucy Perkins and Nj es- Lois Caswel are at the Caswell eott; rie at Groton Long Point.
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