Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-09

shareholders now receive five per cent.
interest. The matter of having a perma
nent secretary for the chamber of com
merce was discussed. An increased mem
| bership and annual dues would pay for
| this, it was explained. PraAdent HILL
said that the next years budget should be
| large enough TO pay all eNpe nses. Individ.
uals and committees who go out of town
| in the interest of the Organization now
have to pay their own expenses. Some OF
the members thought that this was not a
very good time to obtain a secretary, al
though the idea was a good one, A com
mittee of nine was appointed to look into
| the matter of revising the city charter,
and report at a future meeting. A res
olution committee was then appointed.
Abraham Gluskin was elected d member
of the organization.
| When the business sessions over J.
B. Fullerton, chairman OF ltertain-
ment committee took charge the meet
ling, presenting H. H, OMEN OF New Lon
| don, formerly of Willinantic who gave an
| hours talk on Rubber" Mr. ONeill is
| connected with the United States Rubber
company and has had twenty-five years of
factory and salesnanship experience. He
| had with him a large number Of rubber
sls plies out of witch footweath and other
articles are made He also showed vari-
(
back 1S46. At the close of his address.
Mr. o'Neill was given. a rising vote Of
thanks.
Two Windham county cases were
among the four heard by the supreme
court of errors at the first session of the
March term at Hartford Tuesday The
/ first case heard was that of Gertrude A.
| Wardell versus the town of kilingly on
the plaintiffs appeal from the superior
court of Windham county. She sues for
So 600 damages. The superior court found
| for the defendant and from that the APP
peal Tuesday was heard
The second case was that Of Harry f.
Back against the Ped3le'e National Fire
Insurance company. Is thelEindham ccun-
ty superior court verdict was given for
the plaintiff, from which the company APP
pealed.
To funeral of Mrs Josephine Lisee
| was - Wednesday morning from her
home On Brick Top road. Requiem high
mass at st. Marys church at O'Clock was
sung by Rev. J. j. Papillon. AS the body
was borne into the churche it was met by
a delegation of the St Anne society and
escorted to the sanctuary rail Mrs. Eu-
gene Cote, Mrs George Lalvigne and Mrs.
Emil Roy carried the banner. The canopy
5earers were Mrs z. c. Chabot, Mrs. c.
Chalifozx Mrs. J, Boulais and Mrs. W.
Beingle There was special singing by
the choir Of the society with Mrs. Jese!5h
6Tasldreau at the eygan. The funeral was
largely attended The body was placed in
the receiving vault of St. Joss9h's eeme-
terry where Rev H Belize read a commit
tai service, The bearers we're Napoleon
Charron Antonio Richard George 81
Il Pierre and Epherm Chamberlain.
Miss Mary Theresa Fitzgerald of 428
H.. IL
st. Jose. IS hospital after five days i'll
ness with pneumonia. She was born in
Chaplin, the daughter Of Patrick and Cath
crime OReurke Fitzgerald The decoase1
is survived by a sister, Miss Catherine
Fitzgerald and a brother Edward J. Fitz-
gerald both of this city. Miss Fitzgeral4
was a devout member Of st Joseph 5
parish and belonged to the st, Anne's
Charitable society.
Austin Spencer Smith. 40, died at hi.
home, No. % Stone Row Tuesday moon
from acute indigestion after two days i'll
ness. He was born in Lebanon. Noyenaoel
81, 1872 and is survived by his wife, fouI
$ minor children and brother who resides
4 in New Haven.
Funeral services for Mrs. Harriet HoI
brook Fox were held Wednesday after
noon at one o'clock at her home in Colum
sytd. TeCN. /. y CIV lOH owen OHlClaIe4
Burial was in Columbia cemetery. Tn
. bearers were 7. E. Preston, A L. F'rinll
! William Wolff and George Chano7dtn.
2 Brief News
: The American Thread ConApa ny's girl
team is to play the Travellers Iassies from
J. Hartford series of three games to decid
the girls championship Of the state Tn
{ capitol five is one of the best in the stat
!. and an interesting contest is antic1 ated
1 The first game will be in this city tonigh
5 Thursday and the second will be il
Hartford Monday night
X The meeting of the WomanS club va
= held Tuesday afternoon in the club rooms
2 The attendance was small owing to tn
+ bad weather. Those, present enjoyed tn
e talk ON Who Makes the Laws Of Connec
G ticut." by Miss Sophie Brown
It At the meeting of the local athletic com
mission held yesterday afternoon plan
were perfected for the season and officer
elected as follows: Freshest, William Z
Jackson: secretary, John O'Rourke
treasurer, Maurice S. Leonard.
Ray Hanlis Of North Windham, on
year ago Tuesday exhibited a blossome
dandelion. Wednesday he reported tina
he saw a flock of ROBINS and song s7ar
rows on the lawn at his home
Superintendent Of the Pumping Static
Willard Bowen stated Wednesday tina
= there was no danger Of the pumping sta
ton dam giving away Wednesda
morning at 4.30 o'clock the water was f9g
and one-hsdf feet higher than the dam hI
4 Wednesday afternoon at $50 it lowered t
/ three feet
Ii A f7Imor circulated around the city t
the effect that the North Windharn dan