Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
Jewett City, where he is employed as foreman in & department of the bleach arv
UNCASVlLLE
Robert c. Burehard Hunting in North Carolina-Moses Chapman Has An- cient Deeds-HoIiday Notes.

 Twenty seven members of Thames i lodge, l. O. O.. F., went to New London Friday evening to attend exercises
 held by Pequot lodge. l Among those who attended the Yale l Harvard game in New Haven, Sat11r- day, were Edward Glassbrenner and William Arnold.
 Holiday Social. 1 Cochegan camp, Modern Woodmen of America. held @ social and dance in l Robertson's hall Thanksgiving eve. At 1 their regular meeting, held in Hickey's 8 1 hall Monday night, an oyster supper was served.
 ] Robert c. Burchard, one of the board of selectmen, left town Thursday to spend a few weeks hunting in North 1 Carolina.
 1 Miss Josephine Hart has fbeen engag- I ed as clerk by the board of assessors, ! now in session at the town clerks of flee.
 | Schools in town closed Wednesday afternoon, to open Monday morning. I Mir. and Mrs. Harry Church are en- tertpining Miss Alice Prentice of Pe- quonoc this week.
 l New Aimshouse Completed. i Perry Bros, who had the contract
 for building the alrnshouse, completed 1 their work recently. The building is ! ready for occupancy as soon as the | plaster is dried out sufficiently. It was l hoped that the inmates might be able l to eat their Thanksgiving dinner in. it. but owing to the damUne eSS they were 1 cared for in the old quarters l David Fitzgerald, employed in East l Lyme, was the guest Sunday of rela- 1 tives in Pequot
 1 Miss Alice Freeman of Willimantic was a week end visitor with friends in
 this place.
 Repairing Road. ! The dangerous spot in the highway between the car station and Boti1am' s l store is being put i'll repair for the 1 winter by the selectmen. Posts are be- | ing set in from the present gaps in the 1 sidewalk, and the roadbed will be lev ] eled up during the week, so that foot
 passengers can travel safely. sleachery Busy. | The, Thames ,bleachery is busy, iaw- | ing orders for several months ahead. Hefty Turkeys. 1 Matt A. Tinker raised a fine lot of bronze turkeys. nearly all of which he 1 has disposed of about one hundred I weighing from 8 to '15 pounds. 1 Julius Kaplan, who has been in New York, returned Monday. ] Mrs. Joseph Beckwith, who has been very III for several weeks, is able to sit up a little. Her son, Charles Beckwith. 1 of New York, was visitor at the home 1 Sunday.
 MT dlLu AIIS. IkcLS " OoQIIIctlISSe we ' guests of relatives in East Lyme over 1 the holiday.
 1 Miss Jennie Woodmansee who has been i'll. has improved so she is able to sit up for while during the day. Mill Closed for Holiday. The Palmer Bros mill closed down Wednesday night for Thanksgiving day, resulning work Friday.
 Owned Since Before the Revolution. Moses Chapman has in his posses sion deed of property which has been the reyolution,tfle property being about oen -i1alf mile from his birthplace and situated on Powers Lake. | MT. and Mrs. Ralph Shaffer and child are spending the week end with MT. .Shaffer's parents in Baltic. , Pickle Woman Causes Trouble. A peculiar incident happened at the town clerks office last Monday. One of the Poles employed in the Uncasville Manufacturing companys mill applied to the town c1erksyfor 8 marriage G- cense but after few days the appIi- cant for it appeared and wanted his money back, claiming tine woman had refused to marry him. Mir. Chappell, the town clerk, feeling sorry for him, cheerfully refunded the money If the li- cense was returned. This he could not do, as the woman had it and would not give it up A short time after another | man of the same country appeared and wanted a license to marry the same woman. At this stage M. J. Hickey, constable. was called on to straighten matters out. He obtained $82 which the first applicant handed over, and it
 was believed that applicant No. 3 would be the successful bridegroom but when last heard from the woman had
 again transferred her affections to the first man in the case.