Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-27

| taken there Wednesday by Police Ser
geant Brown.
The physicians are of opinion that
there is probability of his recovery
after a term of special treatment at
the state hospital.
The Young Mems Republican club
of Westerly IS permanent organiza
ton with large membership. It's OBJ
ject is to promote the best interests
of the republican party and to take
special care in guiding the new voter
into the proper political path and also
to have dinner at the Dixon house
| Immediately after the annual election
| of officers. This event viii take place
this Thursday evening. 1t is ex-
pected that about two hundred local
republican voters will be in attend
ance.
There will be addresses by ex-Gov-
ernor George Fl. Utter, republican can
didate for congress from the Second
district, and by Rev. Clayton A. Bur
dick, pastor of the Seventh-day Bap-
fist church The speakers from out of
town Will be Judge Frank H. Hemil,
the state senate at the last session, and
w. c. Bliss Of Providence. deputy
speaker of the house of representatives.
Judge John w. Sweeney viii be toast
master
The committee of arrangements is
composed of George B. Utter, Dr.. Al
exander Ferguson, Robert O.. ThacH-
Grey. John J. Dunn, Lewis Stanton, Ed
ward j. Burdick, Arthur L. Perry and
! Louis j. Reuter-.
At the close Of the prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, there was bus
mess session of the First Baptist
church society, at which the resigna-
ton of the pastor Rev. George W.
Rigler, DID, was considered. Deacon
f1f,y,f of 11a
church corporation, presided. After
| the minutes were read, which includ-
ed: DR.. Rigler's resignation, and they
We're formally approved for record, the
resignation was accepted.
Several members spoke feeIlngly Of
the friendly relations that existed be
tween pastor and people. and regret
ted that there was to be severance
of the tie that binds.
Resolutions were adopted compli-
mentary to the retiring pastor and be-
speaking for him success in his new
field. The resignation viii be in eff
feet November IS, when Rev. DR.. Rig
Ter will go to Lonsdale r. l. where
he has been called to the pastorate Of
the Baptist church.
The county commissioners have pub
ly announced that liquor licenses
have been granted in the village of
PaWcatuck to John MahOney. Bernard
Halpin. Howard c. Reynolds, Michael
Neville and Albion Tattersall. places
all within the police patrol and in wei
lighted streets. 1t is understood that
two and perhaps three more liquor IL
censes will be granted for Pawcatucll
and provided lease can be had Of the
location, license may be granted TO
Michael Keleher for a saloon on the
north side of West Broad street. This
would leave at the outside limit only
two more saloons, at least one of
which will be some distance from West
Broad street.
The other license is probably being
reserved for the Worl1ingnen's club,
it having been published that the club
intended to make application for a
license. The clubhouse has been re
built and convenient bar arrangements
added, indicating that it was to be
made a licensed place. a former Of
ffcer of the club is among the number
that has been granted license.
Mrs. iona c. Hall died Tuesday eve
ming at her home in Avondaie, from
the effects Of a large dose of oil of
Wintergreen, which she drank by mis-
take, supposing the liquid to be es-
sence of wintergreen. She took the
dose last Sunday and soon after she
suffered from gastiritis and. convul-
sons that resulted IA italy. She was
81 years Of age and the wife Of Lyman