Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-03
NEWS LETTERS FROM
BULLETIN REPRESENTATIVES
JEWETT CITY
Rally Day at Baptist Sunday School
-LawIess Drivers Fined-Accident
to David Hartman.

Many 6dy al 6dpLiSL 0Anddy SNhSNA
-LawIess Drivers Fined-Accident
to David Hartman.
Rally day exercises at the Baptist
church Sunday were very interesting.
In the morning there was an attend
ance of 100 to listen to the Rev. e.
w Potter's talk on What Is the Use
of Sunday School. His principal point
of the great necessity that the young
members of the schools shall make the
right selection, as they start on life's
road was aptly illustrated with crayon
sketches by G.. Fl. Prior The fourth
anniversary of the Mems Bible class
was celebrated. There were thirty
present who thoroughly enjoyed the
remarks of the teacher, Deacon John
Il. Phillips. He occupied the time in
illustrating and explaining in a pleas
ing way the parable of the foolish viz
gins. found in the 18th chapter of Mat
thew.
In the main Sunday school there
was the record attendance of III. At
ter the regular lesson there was an
especially interesting programme, con-
which had been arranged by Miss Ida
]. Foster, Miss Alice A. Brown and
Mrs Arthur Nd. Brown. There was q
song. Tribute to the Flag, by a double
quartette. Sopranos Mrs r. A VIII
bur Miss Alice McBroome; altos, Mrs.
p. r. Gardner, Miss Eliza beth Whit
ing; tenors. b. r. Gardner and Wallace
Payne; bassos G. II. Prior and B. G.
Wilcox; flag exercise by 25 mem
bers of the primary grades and sew
eral of the intermediate classes; q duet
by Mrs. Gardner and Mrs Wilbur; re-
ports and the class motto, from the
primary class, Mrs A. M. Brown,
teacher; the two Junior classes taught
by Miss Lily Jones and John Arm
strong; the XXI" class, taught by
~ H.
orers class, r. w. Dearnley, teacher;
Miss Susie Kanahan,s and Mrs. G. D.
Babcock's classes; the "A.F.' class,
Miss Ida Foster, teacher the Golden
Rule class. Mrs. H F. Cheney, teach
err; the Baraca class, Deacon D. L.
Phillips, teacher; the three classes
taught respectively by Miss Alice
Brown Deacon J. D. Eccleston and
Mrs. s.. F. Brown, and from the BIZ
bic class, Deacon J. e. Phillips, teach
en-
The school motto for the year is,
There be we also ready" In the eve
ming an interested audience heard the
Rev. Il. w. Potter's sermon on Spirit
uaI Athletics.
New Ballots PuzzIing.
The puzzle here has been regarding
how 20 properly vote for consta'bles il
IA split ticket is desired in today's
election. There are eight names on the
ticket for constables, the elector can
vote for only four. The state author
ity says that a cross Y placed at the
1estof any four names votes, for those
-four, such crosses to be regardless Of
the cross made in the circle at the
head of either party column The polls
are open from a. M until p. m.
Not MercifuE to Their Beasts.
Saturday afternoon Humane Agent
DIR. s. n. Holmes received several
complaints of two intoxicated men who
were driving a very tired horse about
the streets of the borough Officer
Driscoll, Agent Holmes and ]. Fl. Ira
cy in MIR, TPacy's automobile overlook
the men, who were placed under ar
rest and lodged in the lookup. The
men were Ed Harrington of Stone Hill
and Pete Morse of Voluntown. They
were arrsfgned in the town court on
Sunday before Judge H. II. Burnham
and were fined 81 and costs in each
case for intoxication, which they paid. /
Horace Knight, who owns the horse,
made no complaint Of abuse of the
animal, and as it showed no marks of
i'll usage the complaint Of cruelty to
animals was not lodged.
About the Borough.
At the Congregational church Sun
day evening a large audience listened
with pleasure to address by Miss Helen
g. Jenkins. associate principal of the
Fhorshy institute of Thorsby. Ala.
George Brown has purchased the
Deacon Andrew Mech farm at Pa
chang
Little Miss Frances Shea has re-
turned TO her home in Center Falls,
r. l.. after spending the summer in the
borough with relatives.
MFR. and Mrs. Bert Williams of Po-
auetanuck were guests Sunday of Mr..
and AIRS. r. L. Frost
There are several cases of scarlet
Fever in town, the most recent being
Richard Provost of Main street. Health
Offoer Jennings quarantined the house
Saturday.
Two Fingers Severed.
David Hartman met with a serious
accident Friday in the Aspinook
oleachery, where he is d printer A
new pattern was being put into his
machine, and there was some .Inisun-
Outstanding of his orders relative to
starting the electric mechanism. Mr..
Hardmans hand was caught and two
fingers severed at about the first
Joint. He received surgical attention
here and later in Norwich.
Ex-senator Arthur NJ Brown was
in Hartford two days last week, at
tending q reunion of the senate of
chairman of the committee on corpo-
rations.
West Indian Cactus.
There is a giant cactus on exhibition
IN the window of the SouIe pharmacy.
1t is the size of a large cabbage with
serra ted sides and Is covered with
hundreds of sharp spines a balf-inch
IN length. The cactus is the property
Of Miss Helen Murphy and came from
the corridor of Blue Beard castle, at
st. Thomas, Danish West Indies.