Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
BULLETIN NEWS LETTERS FROM IT'S BROADENING FIELD
UNCASvlLLE
x. of c. Hear District Deputy-lniury
to Workmen-Tow Meeting to Vote
Upon Dispensing with School Super
visor.

visor.
her mother, Mrs. George Short of
WATERFOWL, N. Y.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting of Pequot council, Knights OF
Columbus, in Hickeys hall. District
Deputy M. J. Sullivan, William May
and Thomas Burke of New London
were in attendance.
Miss Gladys Latimer left. town this
week to attend Smith college.
Henry Church has sold his automo-
bile and route to H. Hullivan of New
London.
tende3 the exercises at the Masonic
hong in Wallingford Saturday.
William Mckenzie is employed by
the Thames River Specially Co.
Two Workmen Injured.
Italian laborers at the Bigelow- Har-
rinan Construction Co. we're at work
on the embanlSment on the spur track
which runs alongside the water pipe
line. The dumping mechanism of the
little four wheeled cars failed to act
or was neglected by those who should
have seen to it In consequence sew
eral cars left the track and the labor
ers on and abSIt the cars wN-e eth
er thrown off or buried under the spill
ed contents of the cars. The injured
and medical attendance summoned.
one man had d bad bruise of the right
thigh and several other minor injur-
les, While the other was hurt on the
hand. bad cut and sprain to the
fingers and wrist The cars were COM
pletely wrecked.
General News.
Mrs Henry Douglas, who has been
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha Vibber, returned to her home
in Mantle Saturday.
Miss Pearl Cornet is visiting friends
in Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles HurIbutt of
Boston, who have been guests at the
home of John Babcock, have returned
home.
Ernest Atwood, who entered q san
itarium at Rutland, Mass, for tuber
culosis, is said to be responding ia
vorably to the treatment he is receiv-
ing there.
The Rev. S. T. Maine. pastor of the
Methodist church, exchanged pulpits
with the Rev. II. III Arnold, acting
pastor of the Montvil1e Center Con-
gregational church, for morning serv-
ice. Miss Lillian Daniels conducted
the services in the evening at the NJ.
e. church.
Matters for. Town Meeting to Decide.
The last meeting of the old board of
w
several business problems of the an
nual town meeting, which will be held
Monday, October 8, were discussed. z.t
a special meeting, which is held 1uct
before town meeting they will b. ask
ed to pass upon a petition seeking to
dispense with the services of the SUI
pervisor of schools. This was brought
up at meeting few weeks ago, the
decision of that meeting being that
the subject be tabled Indefinitely. At
this meeting a petition will be made
to increase the pay OF the first Sc
leetman from $500 to 5000 There will
also be a vote taken on the license
Question. This was voted upon last
year, the license party claiming a vie
tory by one vote On a protest the
superior court threw out one ballot
supposed to be in favor of license,
leaving the town as it had been, mo-
license.
American council, O.. L. A. NJ. have
decided to hold social and dance,
and have. engaged the Lyric hall o.
chestra to furnish music. Frank Rich
ards has been appointed a committee
to take charge of the decorat ms.
/ Twenty nine New Votes,
Twenty-nine' new names nave oeei1
added to the voting list by the board
of registrars. There is an increase
of the voting list of three.
Charles c. Elwen and his assistant,
Mr. Durham, We're in town inspecting
the track of the Connecticut COM
pany and are thinking of doing away
with the awkward crossing at the
Central Vermont spur track in the viii
lags at the north end of bridge, hav-
ing the track leveled and raised and
the curve Strengthened as much as
possible
Miss Jessie Bra dford is improving.
Her illness is typhoid.
10 VII of
the guest OF relatives in town Sun
day.
Michael Mahoney of Stonineton was
an over Sunday guest of relatives III
Peduot.
Mrs. Jared Rogers is spending sew
eral weeks as the guest of her nephew,
Frank E. Fowler.