Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-26
STONiNGTON.
Funeral of Thomas Clarity, Jr.-PIans
for Fellowship Meetings-Rt. Rev. c.
B. Brewster to Confirm Glass.

Miss Annie Hallam of New Canaan
is the guest of Mrs. Byron Gardiner.
Mrs. P. Leavens left this week to
spend the winter with her daughter
Mrs. J. F. York in New Jersey.
Emil Schmidt left Tuesday to play in
Goes to Jail.
David Roberts of Pawcatuck was
brought before the town court Mon
and assault. He was found guilty by
Judge Stillman and sentenced to so
days IN Jail and costs amounting to
$16.27 Deputy Sheriff Casey escorted
Roberts to New London Jail.
Mrs. Shaclley, who has been i'll was
taken Tuesday TO the hospital in West
erly.
c. \. Weimpfheimer of New York
was at the velvet mill Tuesday.
Funeral of Thomas Clarity, Jr
The funeral OF Thomas Clarity, Jr,
was held at st. Mary's church with
requiem high mass Tuesday mornin s
at o'clock. There We're many floral
emblems. Rev. Father Lynch cele-
brated the requiem high mass Burial
was in st. Mary's cemetery.
JabeZ Chesebro while at work at the
velvet mill about 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning cut his finger painfully in the
machinery.
Owing to the death of Thomas Gar
r1tY, Jr., who was president of the AL
gonquin club the dance and social that
had been planned to take place next
week has been postponed Indefinitely.
The government boat Schenck is run
ming daily between Stonington and
Fort Wright, beginning this week.
Twenty five Members.
branch of the Junior society of the
Baptist Young Peoples union was in
stituted at the First Baptist church on
Sunday Twenty-Five members, are en-
rolled The officers are: Superintend-
ent. Mrs George W. Burns; assistants
Mrs. F.. A. Potter. Miss Mary j. Bah
cock: organist, Mrs. George B. Mars
ton: president, Clarence Cushman;
vice president. Wealthy Holiday; sec
rotary, Roy Burns: treasurer. Pru-
dence Hincllley. The saciety will meet
in the church conference room each
Sunday at p. m.
Fellowship Meetings.
Fellowship meetings of the Congre-
gauonal churches of this section are to
be held this winter. About six church
es will participate. The first meetino
will be held with the church at North
Stonington on Wednesday, Nov. 9. The
sermon will be at II a. IN. and the dis
cusSion at D. m.
Bishop Brewster to Confirm Class.
Bishop c. 3. Brewster of the Cor
necticut diocese viii make a visit. to
Calvary Episcopal church and confirm
q class at the close of the Sunday
morning service on Nov. 20.
Harold Holmes of New Haven was
here Tuesday.
Officers Of Gun Club.
Saturday evening the Ram Island
Gun club met at their rooms on North
Water street. The following officers
were appointed for the coming year:
William Armstrong. president; August
Muller. secretary and treasurer; j. NJ
Henry stweard. The club has beer
most successful and have given several
game suppers, each with a most elab-
crate menu.
BaketbaiI Team Organized.
Tuesday afternoon a meeting of the
Stonington Basketball association was
held at the Potter block to organize
for the winters work. The best play
ers possible have been secured by the
manager. and swift and speedy games
are assured. The following officers
were appointed: George w. Haley, pres
ident; Frank L. Staplin, assistant pres
ident: William Rooney, secretary and
treasurer; William Graham, captain.
In General.
Miss Ella G. King of Brooklyn is the
guest of Miss Anne Atwood.
John Killars received this week from
his son. Bernard Killars who is hunt
ing in Maine with Charles Bingham a
fine young deer.
c. T. Willard is in New York and
will attend the aviation meet at Bel
mont Park. l.. I.
Miss Lillian Brayton and Mrs. James
Carson will go to Waterbury Thursda y
to attend the annual Y. p. S. G. f. con
vention. They will be guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Clay p. Chum.
A. D. Hanson of Bridgeport is spend
ing his vacation here.
The British cotton mills bought
800 bales less raw cotton in Au-
gust, 1910, than in the same month
last year; but what they did buy cost
them S2,000,00O more