Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 29, 1919, Page 2

Criticism of the so-called “Morrison education code’ to be brought before the General assembly this week has heen sent ont by the Conmecticut Fed- eration of Teachers to members of schoo! committees and other interested persons. The criticism is eeven pages jong, and deals with every phase of the proposed bill for the centralization of school contrel. Among other things, it states that the chief duty of the lo- cal school boards “is te act as obedi- ent puppets and figureheads for the ner of education—yield _to y function and duty which vouches real autherity, and retain nothing but empty titles for them- sleves.” The Morrison code has finally been printed a_copy is in the hands of some of the Willimantic people. It jlaces all the power in the hands of commissioner of education. George M. Patnode, arrested in this ty Monday, was ore U, 8. Com- ssioner Richard T. Caryol in Hart- Tuesday, charged with vieiation { the Mann white slave act. Pat-| node's arrest w n connection with the attempted suicide of Miss Glag Hansen. m it is said he ran 1 is expected to re- cts of the poison. ounse i At $5,000 in default was held Word w as receiv ed here of the death snda v Miss Miriam r of the late \ alentine, of of whi Y > Teachers’ ed by taken Drink Habit St.rrenders tc TESCUM im Powder: be aking up the oy all for | leoholic eating toves is here! How the house this Cool weather will you heat Winter? We HEATERS m great variety. We have the! Glenwood, Quaker and Rich- | mond makes in wood and coal | burning stoves. Prices range | ‘rrxm $3.50 to $35.00. " We also show the ELEC-! TRIC OIL HEATERS in three s1zes. Come in and let us show you. "~ THE J.C.Lincoln Co. WILLIMANTIC, CONN. Furniture 705-3 U'idertakmg 705-2 JAY M. SHEPARD Succeeding Eimore & Shepard Fuseral Director & Embalmer 60-62 North St., Willimantic Lady Tel. Assistan connection KILLOUREY BROS. FUNERAL DIKECTORS AND EM. BALMERS 86 Union St, Willimantie, Conn. Phone 2 “Lady Assistant) DR. F. C. JACKSON DENTIET Removed te 715 Main St, Willimantio Hours—0 a. . % 3 p. m Fhone 44 DANIEL P THOMAS H, can show you ! WOOD AND COAL to Benningten, Vermont, for burial.} Miss Valentine had spent a great deal | of time in this city during the four years her mother was supervisor of sawing at the state normal training school. Private Charles Sweet, one of the first of the selective draft men to leave this city, has been discharged from the army at Camp Upton and is new at his home here. A large number assembled at the Woman's eclub rooms Tuesday after- neon to work on refugee clothing. Con- siderable work was done, after which tea was served. | All selective draft bhoard ar e ex- pected to have their work finished by February 15. when the boards will go out of existence. The local officials of the plants where the demand has been made for an elght hour day have made no neuncement as te their deeision in the matter. Some of the operatives are displaying eight hour buttons of the textile union. The first family amusement night at the Congresational church was a huge success. The management was disappointed in not being able to pre- sent Ramona as expected, bui their audience was very well pleased with the two reel picture “‘Christopher Co- lumbus,” and a one reel picture of the great war. H The married members of the K. of won the ma at the bowling al- Monday_night, winning al! three i strings also the chicken supper which | was the stake played for. The engp is announced agement of Miss Mary Flubacher, of 312 Prospect |street to Serseant-Major Franklyn Leslie, of Lewiston, Maine. Allen B. Lincola of Hartford was a 11 Tuesday. illiams of the Wilson | is in Boston, attending a| meeting. i John Bellevance has received word he war department that his son, e Bellevance. a mem- 1k {ously gassed Oetober The ‘spumisatian af ool chnmn! 1 | in the sfate shows that the firet Tues- day ptember, 1918 there were | en hetween the ages of 4 e town of Windham, an | ! over the enumeraticn of | of the other towns show: | Chaplin = 92 ; Eastford | 90; tland 95; An- | yventry M9: | Some hford 22 of much int in town, The body of Evcre({ Lew i train ani wa meral Director Jav en to South Windk es were held at ‘he home | Mr. and Mrs. Charles hree o'clock M. | imb officiat "The | ed with an American | tion from the State ndance paying final | the g Buri Tham cemetery. bear s were relatives ! Funeral services for Mrs. Marvetta Champlin held at the home of | Champlin, in Co- | afternoon Newton Owen of onducted the ser-| llimantic cem- | s were Daniel Tuck . 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Ha ght 3 onth ehneerful ard L, has been in It Robin Ne is John infant MacNail son ha Edwin Penkham and have returned to Mys- bins can e \\\:\mpi are has re- turned t London after a visit ¢ ; K relatives here R et gk Miss Ruth Fifeh is able to he out and recesses I fair Hme | ;.5 heen visiting in New Tondon. of the most e ter, ard iwarm |Gl TA sl Mactaod 1s ill at bee days like the last they often ven- | yome’on Brospeot Hill LRI Kt alanen, ApCobablyi W Washington council, Janior Order of foF mupeating Stifones B American Mechanies met on is not to he denied that Vening. B 1 o south; {f suchi thecs b harles Zuccardy has resumed his have not ived yet. work in the Groten Iron Works after Mrs, Mari a'ma Farment, who was |illn ~}m L we by Angeio Ma- ¥. 1. Ratnbun has returnéd from ello, is ¢ ecove: New York. the Backus ospita, Norwich Frank Baldwin has returned from was_{aken iro New Haven. Mrs. Gescga E. Main is able to sit she would 9\:r lfim ly wounded with a through the abd*men up for a short time. Thursday there the Ded Crocs; 1 b2 a meeting of there is a large amount to Dr. of work to be done. Mari ce trial for Mrs. B. W. Latham arnd Miss Ethel sault with intent to kiil m-lmd of | Latham have returned from Madi- murder. son. I". D. Ballou and O cer John Dolan | Letters from France tell that Iva saw the reflection in the sky of the|Smith is on his way home. He was !burning mill at River Point, late on |badly wounded in battle Iast June and Monday evening. 5 B ~ very little use of his limbs. Hos- Judge H. H. Burnham is home, af- treatment will be tried for his r a month's visit with Lis =ens, Al- | penefit whan he arvives. red H. and Charles Burnham, of Tal- | “John Morrison, U. S. N. R, returns timore to the south Thursday after a furlough At the funeral services for M ere. ilip Nedeau, held at St Mg Lee, who has %een housed Tuesday mc of !myyngitis. is betier. femn requiem 1 family “of Alfred Ranks will | Seiferman wx¥ reek from Torrace street Morrisey, deacon, to_the Sherman house ir Main street. Cabe sub-deacon. Mrs. Roman Suthrland of Mystic ery, Sylvand has been ng here. her former J. H. Seiferman read the ¢ommit- | home. service. )M St. Anne so- Mrs. Florine Dow of New Lendon ciety attended ervice in a body.|has been calling on friends in the The honorary bearers from that soctety were Mrs. Menard, Mrs. Bachard, Mrs, village. Charles Wilbur has heen discharg- ed from Lawrence hospital. MANSFIELD DEPOT Mrs. E. B. Thompson was in Willi- mantic Thursday on business Mrs. John Koekler and_ her thres children returned from Willimantie Friday. Station Azent Cone and family mov- ed from Eagleville last week to the Fruit-Juice Essences iy serts carry McCollum terement recently vacated ]llfl}vj_ellg:s i by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson real fruit flavors in es- John Livingstone came home Satur- sence form, in vials. day from New London. A wealth of fruit j juice The January meeting of Dunham Memorial chuyrch will be held at the home of the Misses Tilid afternoon, 2 o'clock week devot; 1 hour bined with this meeting. Miss Evelys Windmitler and Miss Fanny Dinsmore led the C. F. meeting Sunday evening. The leader for next Sunday's meeting will he Mrs. E. B. Thompsen. The January meeting will he held after the conse- £ Sunday cvering. . Platt went to Willi- mantic Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Bagster. R. K. Dean, of Spring Manor Farm, in Boston. LAUREL GLEN Eli King Yias recovered from his ill- ness and resumed work at the mill. School was closed Thursday after- noon, the teacher attending the -teach- ers’ meeting at North _Stonipgton. is condensed for each des- sert. So you get a fresh- fruit dainty, healthful and delicious. This is the new-type quick gelatine dessert — five times as good as the old kinds. Loganberry and Pine- apple are two of the best flavers. Try them. Tbcy're found enly in en, Thursday The mid- will be com- is Don’t cxpect to get r::l of, your trou. bles by--adwertising therw o 3 of Librty SPER Say. Daughte merica E _eveming and an enter by the good of the or-! Clarence | | three brands sealed in 2ir-tight packages. Easy o find -—it is on sale evervwhere. Look for, ask for, be sure to get WRIGLEYS The Greatest Name in Googdy-Land. Middletown—~At a meeting of the ho'\ri flf dl"-(‘tori of the Middletown 2 voted to in the death Daniel J. , of Rev. John T. ossible v r. TTuntington was S e e At the | Gladmin, Varhon Rich. ugd Chasles of ¢ of the society new postoffice. 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