Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-12
STONINGTON
Schooner Marshall o. Wells Pulled Off the Rocks-inquest in Doherty Case Daniel ConIin Held in S5,oOO.

The schooner Marshall O. Wells, from New York bound east went on the rocks on Sugar Loaf reef. Monday morning. about 3-3o a. IT,, and while in distress signalled a Sound steamer 10 come to her assistance. but it paid 10 attention The life saving crew at Watch Hill went to the schooner's as skstence and pumped constantly until daylight. until a boat was sighted
 The steamer was built at Greenport, N lin 1867, was SS gross tons 73.5 feet long. e5 feet wide, and had a depth of 7-6 feet
 The James NJ Clifford, seeing her plight went to her assistance aud lowed the txo-nasted schooner into the haTbor- arriving here at about six o'clock when she was placed alon gside Bindloss dock here Her bottom had large hole stove in 1t, and her masts were broken of at an angle of 45 de- Erees and her sails were carried away. She had three men in her crew and had about 140 tons of coal aboard. When she was brought in her crew had piled their clothing and bedding and whatever they possessed on top sf the cabin The schooner is a large one And sank soon after reaching the dock
 Real Estate Sale.
 Mrs Emma Kelley. who is in the ticket office at the railway station, has purchased the house and lot on Cutler street, formerly the Denehy property
 Portrait of Judge Asa Fish.
 4 fine portrait has been presented the probate office here of Judge Asa Fish. who was judge of the court for resident of the town. having died on April % 1881. at the age of TO years The picture is in a large oval wood frame Relatives of Judge Fish pre- scented it to the office. and it will soon be hung in a prominent place there.
 Inquest in Doherty Case
 Sunday morning Dr. Stanton held an inquest at the Doherty house It was attended by Deputy Sheriff W. H. Casey Dr. C. Grant Savage, Dr. M H. Scanlon. Joseph T. Murphy and Asst Prosecuting Attorney William A. Will cox He gave Undertaken Murphy charge of the body Edward Doherty was formerly employed by the Atwood Machine company of Stonington. and WAS 2e years old He was 8 member of the Knights of Columbus here, and a young man of steady habits He had a touch of grip and purchased in a To- cal drug store a bottle of whiskey and died Saturday after taking. some from the bottle He had been married only since last September A delegation Of Nina council. No. 43, will attend his funeral Tuesday morning
 Dr Stanton. the examiner. stated he would take no action until he heard from State Chemist Smith of New Ha- ven
 Briefs and Personals.
 Rev. c D. Stone Is visiting in New Haven this week
 8 This afternoon the Travel club meets fn the free library reading room and the subjects will be treated by Miss A- E. Shaliing and Henry R. Palmer who will deal with British Journal ism
 Mrs. Dennison arrived home froh Hartford Monday after spending ten days with her daughter. Ethel Denni- son
 Ernest Dollbaum and Edward Cleary leave today for Ohio. James Benton of Brooklyn, N. Y, spent Sunday in town
 Harry Moves assistant postmaster returned Monday from New York where he has been the guest of rela- tiFes and friends for week.
 Conlin Bound Over. Daniel Conlin. who tried to shoot l Stonington, with a 32-calibre revolver at sz Broad street. Pawcatuck, Sat ,Irday nor eing. was arraigned in the l town court Monday morning before | Jude Srillu1an. He was bound over to | the superior court under s, 900 bonds | Conlin has been in state prison He | rsa charged with assault with intent | to kill
 K. of C. Social. The social held in Borough hall ] Saturday evening by Nina council No. fs. K Of C.. had a large crowd and was | enjoyed by all Ice cream, cake sand | viches and coffee were served