Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-19
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SarTsen' sss. Rev. ID. J. Nelly leaves this Mon day) morning to spend hissvacation in William A. Graves is At Oakland beach for two weeks,
 Thomas A Conwell was ffie guest of friends in Providence over Sunday.
 Miss dpsephihe M0rin of New York Is sben1ihg' the remainder of the month with her brother, L. J. Morin, and family
 Mrs. Esther Jacobs has returned from a visit with relatives in Chicago.
 Frank A. Moore and Ray Pellett spent Saturday and Sunday at Provi- dence and Narragansett Pier.
 Mrs. George M. Wood and daughter Avise of New Rochelle, N. Y, are the guests of relatives in Danlelson.
 William COlwell has taken his lB= foot motor boat. frofn the Assawaga river to Oakland beach, where he is spshdihg a vacation for two weeks,
 A. F. Wood has purchased a six sylinder, seven passenger automobile.
 Hiram Franklin has the contract to erect a cottage near Stonington for John Gallup Of Moosup.
 William Nichols of Boston was in Danielson Saturday
 l. J Coburn of the Industrial and l Manufacturing company, now of Bos- on. was a visitor in Danlelsun Sat-
 At Oakland Beach,
 The following banieison people are at Oakland beach for vacations .or we're there for Sunday: Chester Isa- oell Mir. and Mrs. William Franklin, Charles E. Franklin, Mrs. Mary Chase md Miss Eva Stevens.
 Believed to Be Tayntor Burglars.
 The men who committed the bur- glary at tiie home of Charles Tayntor n New York last November and got away with about S5,000 worth of valu- 4bies. are believed to be under arrest in the persons of George Tfunterburg and Frank sehiietnan, wfo have been indicted for staBbiiig woman recently while engaged in an attempt at am other burglary.
 Thomas Aylward, MT. and Mrs. James McGerty and Mrs. John Os- borne were at Abingdon Saturday to attend the funeral of Michael McGor- ty
 Miss Alice Tayntor of New York is visiting with relatives in Daniel son.
 Judge and Mrs. Harry E. Back and their children left Saturday to spend avacation of fouf weeks at sMashapaug.
 Burial at Abingdon,
 The body of Mrs. Hartie Fay was taken from the Westcott and Wilcox home to Abingdon for burial Saturday. Services were held in that place
 w. Deloss Wood visited friends in Putnam over Sunday.
 Rowland R. James has been a recent visitor at Ocean beach,
 Arthur w. Logee for Carrier.
 Arthur W. Logee has been recom- mended by the chief of the civil serv- ice commission t6 the postmaster gefi- eral to receive the appointment as car- rier on the rural free delivery route that will be established from the Dan- ielson office on August 2. The exam nation ratings of the candidates for the place have not yet been received here.
 Lineman Disiocates Ankle.
 Arthur Lucier of Putnam, linehnan in the efnpluy Of the Connecticut company, disloeHted his ankle by fall- ing from the roof of the work car to the ground while repairing wires near Water street Saturday morning Lu- cier was pulling on wire when it broke and he lost his balance and tumbled to the ground. pr. J. B. Shan non attended Lueier. Lucier was put aboard the first northbound car and hurried to his home in Putnam. He will be disabled for several weeks.
 Deputy Judge James N Tucker of East Killingly will preside at the ses- sions of the town court during the time Judge Back is away on his va cation.
 The attack of woman, living in the tenement house i'll the rear of the Keystone. building, on a small boy who was playing ball in the street, caused crowd to collect in that vicinity Fri day evening. It was said that the woman hit the boy with stone and for a time the spectators waited around, expecting to see lively mix up as the result of the affray. Off cers Dubuc and Reach made visit to the house, but because of circum- stances that warranted such action came away without making an arrest.