Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-24
MYSTIC
Automobile Demolished by Trolley Car Mrs. Willis Mitchell Breaks Her Arm-Mr. and Mrs.. George Rich mond Return.

| An automobile owned by Hollis Price
 came to grief Sunday evening at Qui- anbaug, near Elias Wilcox's. In the auto were Mir. Price Mrs. James Coop CT and little son, Norris. They had
 been calling on Mrs. Elizabeth Thorn | hear or see the trolley and as they crossed the tracks were struck side ! ways by the trolley car, making a total wreck of the car Norris Cooper I very badly. Mrs. Cooper received some i slight bruises while Mir Prices hand l was hurt badly. The automobile was l taken to Yves garage for repairs.
 Nistuxet lodge, No. 42, K of F., met 1 Monday evening. Considerable busi- ness was transacted. After the meet ing smoke talk was enjoyed. l Arm Broken by Fall.
 Mrs. Willis Mitchell. S4 years old, 1 fell over a rug in her kitchen and | broke her arm in two places. Dr. A. | M. Meyers was called in and later Dr. | Sweet of Wakefield was called and 1 set the arm.
 William l.. Main. who has been se- for Riverside, R. l., to regain his | health.
 Mir. ard Mrs. Richmond at Home. MT. and Mrs. George Richmond. who were married in Norwich last We'd nesday. have returned from their we'd OlLS lEIp anu dIC keeping mousse on Denlson avenue MT: Richmond is teller in the Mystic River National bank.
 To Move to Westerly.
 The Roger Raymond, which was started here some few months ago. has decided not to locate here and has leased the old stone mill at Westerly. The reason for moving from Mystic was that there was no place large enough here to locate. William Dem n a nd 0f he concern, has been able to subscribe subscribe sufficient stock to enable to make it pay For the past few weeks orders have come in so numerousIy to make the change.
 Socialists Active.
 The socialist party of Mystic has de- cided to enter the school committee campaign in behalf of the working class of the town of Stonington. The candidates nominated were John Thomas, Frank Schafter and Hugo Brown. The Mystic socialists are en- titled to three delegates at the state convention at Bridgeport. May 30, and the following have been elected: F. c. Clarke, William Inderlest. and F. E. Schaffer.
 Mrs. A. M. Purdy has purchased two building lots at Lords Point. on which will be erected two modern cottages.
 Masonic Activities.
 At special meeting of Charity and ReI1Gf IOQge. F. ana A. M., on Safur- day, the following committee was ap- pointed to get ready for the afternoon and evening sessions on Thursday, June g: Albert A. Roach, George J. Heydecker William J. Wylie and Will jam Crandall- The most worshipful grand master of the state. Fred A. Verplanck of Manchester, has been in vited to be present. Invitations have also been sent to Masons in Westerly. Stonington and New London The la.- dies or Charity chapter Order of the Eastern Star, will serve the supper It was also voted to accept the invi- tation Of Rev. W. E. Bates to attend service on Sunday, June 19, anticipat- ing St. Johns day
 the death of John Harrison of New place and member of Charity and Relief lodge. F. and A. NJ.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Tucker of Mar ter's parents, MT. and Mrs. Rollin Ket- churm.
 Robert Staplins was in Norwich on Monday.
 Mr and Mrs. William Leisse of New York are spending a week in town.
 c. H. GHhllan has returned from Barnet. Vt.
 Louis White a1as returned from Bos- ton.
 Dr. Joseph Fa1Ion of Baltimore Is the guest of relatives here.
 Everett Chapman of Waterbury is the guest of Philip J. Button.
 Harold Heath has returned te New