Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-09
Local Laconics.

Four funerals in the village of Vest erly Monday.
 The superior court for Washington county convepes at Kingston next Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Judson B. Slocum of Providence are visiting relatives in Westerly.
 Charles Coon. superintendent of Will cox park is slowly recovering from a siege of illness.
 Mrs. John R. Dorsey has gone to a private hospital in New Haven for surgical treatment.
 complaints come from the vicinity of Alton that many turkeys have been killed by hunters dogs.
 Premliminary steps have been taken for the establishment of a lobster canning industry in Noank.
 Three and quarter miles of new trackage, from Stonington to Baldwin s bridge, was completed in eight hours Sunday.
 Many relatives and friends attended the funeral of Mary Shea, Monday. A mass of requiem was celebrated in St. Mlchaels church.
 Narragansett commandery, Knights Templar. of Westerly. is io be inspect ed by Eminent Sir Samuel D. Sher- wood. grand sword bearer.
 Frank Clark the King of Tramps, who has been all over the world in his 25 years of tramp life, arrived in Vest erly from Providence, Monday.
 George Montalto and Miss Angelo Taranto werd married Sunday after noon in the Church of the Immaculate Conception by the Rev. Father Bruno.
 4f In Westerly board of trade is giving care- full consideration to proposition from a large manufacturing concern to To- cate in Westerly.
 During a fight in "The Alley" Sum- day afternoon, one of the combatants had his fingers so severely bitten that surgical treatment was necessary. No complaint has been made.
 General George Haven of New Lon- don, commander Grand Army of the Republic department of Connecticut, will institute a camp of Sons of Vet erans in Mystic this (Tuesday) even- ing.
 A wholesale dealer, just returned from Vermont, Kentucky and other states where turkey raising is special ized. says that a careful examination shows that there are plenty of turkeys
  year. if not lower.
 Miss Eva Nj. Maine. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Orrin l.. Maine, and Charles l.. Brown, both of North Stonington, were married by Rev. E. P. Matthew son in Hopkinton R. l., Sunday after noon They were attended by Mir. and Mrs. Moves T. Maine.
 Donald Cottrell of Westerly. the St. Marks school student who was injured in the football game with an eleven representing the GrOton school is in a Boston hospital for treatment. It is not believed the broken cheek bone will cause permanent disagreement
 A meeting of the stockholders of the GrOton and Stonington Street Rail- way company was held Monday in Mystic. in relation to amendments to the charter nasesd at the last session was taken in regard to the proposed extension to Old Mystic.
 Columbus Zerbarini had narrow escape from injury Sunday afternoon. He was at work upon his motor boat, when the gasoline tank exploaded, and set the boat on fire, but was extinguish- ed before doing much damage MT. Zerbarinis coat was burned, but he es- caped injury. The remnants of the tank were thrown with great force in an opposite direction from the boat owner.
 Daniel Donohue. S3 was found dead in bed at his home in Mystic, Sunday morning. although he was in apparent god health Sunday night. He has resided in Mystic for 55 years, and was generally respected. He is sur -vived by Mrs. DonOhue and three sons. James of New London and John and Owen of Mystic. He also leaves two brothers. Peter and Hugh of Mystic. Medical Examiner Hewes gave heart failure, incident to age, as the cause of death.