Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-17

months and eight days, burns of trunk l and lower limbs; IS, Margaret With neil, 51, broncho-preumonia; IS, Henry Bouffard, 13, intestinal tuberculosis; 26. l Adelard Joseph A1athien, five hours. pre- mature birth; g, William Woodwortn, 7S, general arterio sclerosis; 27, Mar garet Johnson, s, urinary suppression acute nephritis 2s, Pierre Dansereau, -65, pernfcious anaenia; 28, Henry W. King, S5, old age: 28,-. Martha 4. Hall.
 fl, cerebral eTnbolisnn; 2S, Rose Kicker nan, 55, zapoplexy.
 Mary AIdIlet. one Of South CorehtrS's oldest residents, died early Ehuruday
 morning after short ;'inoss She leaves no relatives. The remains were
 removed to the undertaking parlors of KiIlourey Brothers in this city. \ set-toEsthSr supper was held fit thc
 Methodist church Thursday evening at 6.G0 o'clock. A large number Of mem bers and friends of the church were present. Rev. ". H. Bath gave ;a short address on On Some Things That the Church Needs. After the speaking & social hour was enjoyed.
 The regular meeting Of obweSetuck lodge, No. 16, I. O. o. r, was held on Thursday evening. The first degree was worked on number of candidates There were many Of the members pres ent and 8 collation. was served after the ! working of the degree.
 Frances Virginia, the uttie daughter | Of A1r. and Mrs. Frank A. Phillips, celc- l brated her first birthday Thursday. Among one of her presents was block pattern patchwork quilt made by her l grandmother, Mrs. William H. Phillips ] Mrs. Phillips has made quilts for each
 of her 10 grandchildren.
 ! At the last meeting of the WomeH's l Relief Corps report of the visit to the ! anielson corps on November 1 was 1 given. It was announced by the pa triotic instructor that she had presented 1 a large American flag to one of tht | grades of the Natchaug school Practi- tally every school room in town now 1 has a flag and most of them are gifts of the corps. Mrs. Ida Chamberlin was appointed chairman of committee tc
 arrange for a social to be held at the next meeting
 Engine Company No 1 recently ex
 tinguished a chimney fire in the tene,
 ment house of the Burnham estate or tl 5O5 Main street. Six gallons of chemi calls were used. Il A number of persons. all residents ot The Ridges, saw four large deer a ra q cent forenoon, drinking at the smal . pond in the rear of the home of ?, II Peterson.
 Superior Court Clerk Edgar NJ. War ner of Putnam will be at the superiol :; court room in the town building Satur
 day afternoon at 1 o'clock for naturalt zation purposes.
 will be conducted Saturday at the nor mai school by the state teachers certi
 ffcate, bureau. The. fourth examinatio. will be given in April.
 The Dramatic club. the Glee club ant ! the Literary club held their meetings a
 St. Joseph's church hall and at St. Jo al sephs school Thursday evening. Tn ! three clubs were well attended.
 Miss Bragg. assistant superintendent at the Model school Saturday on Healtl at the Model chool Saturday on Healt s Teaching in School.
 I Mrs. Frank Blish recently entertain Q ed a Congregational church Thimbl 3 club of which Mrs. c. Abernethy is tn I leader MT. and Mrs. George B. Gilman an : family are to move to Quincy. Mass s where Mir. Gilman has a position wit a the Y. NJ. C.. A. MT. Gilman was con e nected with, the r. M. C. A. here an :. both are well known in this city. V Mrs. Thomas J.. Little has returne e from a few days spent with her daugf k ter. Mrs. Louis E. Kinney of Mystic t Mrs. Egbert A. Case recently enter tt tained thfmble club of which Mrs. Y d C.. Norris is leader.
 l. Mrs. George c. Moon is able to be U oi after being i'll for week with grip.
 James J. Lee and James Rowan Wel Ifl recent visitors in Hartford. oi Fred T. Caron of the Stafford Sprins e state police barracks was in town or n Thursday examining applicants for
 motor vehicle drivers license.