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Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
The Business and Social Life of Every Town and
Settlement Reflected i'm These Columns.
MAN
Pleasant Meeting of ThinbIe Club
Members of w. n. =. Entertained.

Rev. Charles F. E1dredge will oc-
cupy the pulpit in the Congregational
church Sunday in the absence of the
pastor, Rev J. w. Knappenbergcr,
who is enjoying his vaca ton.
Rev. ]. w. Knappenberger was in
Wa terbury Thursday, attending the
Christian Endeavor union meeting as
delegate from the congregational
church
Il quantity of machinery arrived OF
the freight depot Monday. consigned
to the Knickerbocker Typewriter Co
Mrs. J. w. Coroley has been cisit-
ing in Norwich.
Miss Louise Congdon has been en-
gagged as 'bookkeeper for the Mantle
Mfg Co.
Pine Grove Notes.
The Thimbl society connected with
the Congregational church met Tues
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs f.
l.. Manwaring in South street Those
present were Mrs. J. c. Dorman, Mrs.
A. Fl. Stevens, Mrs. A C. Rice,
Mrs, J. w. Knappenberger, Mrs. n.
j. Huntley, Mrs. A. r. DeWo1f., Mrs.
Charles A. Leonhardt, Mrs. Eugene
K. Beckwith, Miss Emma 3. Whaley
Mrs. Elijah Munger, Mrs. Ella 5.
Smith. Mrs. Ely Manwaring, Miss
Jennie Manwaring. Mrs. w. E. B.
Smith. Mrs. /. r. Sanford, Mrs. c. p.
Karr of New Haven, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
r. Griswold, Capt. and Mrs. N. w.
Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Burdick,
Mr.: and Mrs. r. l.. Manwaring. A
collation. was served at 4.30 by Mrs.
r. l.. Manwaring, Mrs. II. c. Bur-
dick, Mrs. /. R. Sanford, and Mrs.
G. p. Kari of New Haven, who rem
dered their servisces in assisting Mrs,
Manwaring.
w. H. r. Club Entertained.
The W. H. r. club of Norwich en-
3oyed a pleasant Sunday in the Grove
While here the party stayed at the
Washburn cottage in Center street.
The members of the club present were
Misses Edith and Florence Washbutn,
Ruth Davis, Ruth Elliott, Martha Rey-
nolds, Able Caulkins of Norwich, AL
ice Morley. Caroline Morley of Lyme.
Mrs. George Eager of Brooklyn chap
eroned. Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. 8. Wash
burn and son Harry spent Sunday as
Grove.
Personal Items.
Mrs R. o. Libby left Tuesday for
Norwich, where she will visit relatives
for two weeks. Later she expects to
go to New York to spend the winter.
Mrs. Libby has been occupying hep
cottage, Wild Air, on the bank of the
Mantle river since early in the sea-
son.
Mrs. c. P. Karr left Thursday for
New Haven, after spending some time
at the Norman cottage.
George Van Woert has gone ia
Cromwell, where he is employed.
George M. Barrett and D. A.
Croker were in New London Tues
day evening, attending the meeting
of the Order of Owls.
Mrs. William Rheinfoltz and daugh-
ter have gone to their home in Hart
ford, after spending some time at
their cottage in Orchard street.
Mrs f. l.. Read has been visiting
friends IN Cromwell.
Mrs. Ora Bill and daughter, Mrs
H. G. Brooks of Willimantic, were
rsccnt visitors in the Grove.
Mrs. c. A. West has returned from
a visit with relatives in North Haven.
Cobalt and Hartford.
John Fl. Allen of Providence called
on his mother, Mrs. Soreno Harring-
ton Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
BULLETIN NEWS LETTERS FROM ITS BROADENING FIELD
LEFFlNGWELL
Meeting of Missionary Circle with
Mrs. A. n. Beebe-Many Attend
Surprise Party-ViIiage Notes.

Charles Treadway of Norwich was
a Sunday guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. c. Leland Palmer.
Austin Rathbun spent Sunday with
John Rathbone of Bozrah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson OF
Norwich guests at the home of John
Leffingwell Sunday.
Harry Palmer of Colchester was a
Sunday guest here with his parents
School in this place closed Tues
day on account of the death of the
teachers grandfather.
A number from this place attended
the funeral of Clarence Smith al
Fitchville Wednesday,.
Arthur Armstrong and family OF
Norwich We're guests of Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Beebe Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Bushnell and Mrs
Britain and daughter of Norwich
spent "Wednesday with Mrs. Charles
Rathbun.
The Missionary. circle held. an all
day session at the home of Mrs A. H
Beebe on Wednesday. The forenoon
was spent in sewing and at noon ali
sat down to a fine dinner of baked
beans. brown bread, pies, cake. cheese
and coffee. In the afternoon at the
usuaI hour, the president, Mrs. Charles
Peckhan, called the meeting to order
and a very interesting programme
followed.
Surprise Party Given A. n. Beebe.
Monday evening forty-one friends
and neighbors gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Beebe to cele-
brate Mr.. Beebe's birthday. Twenty
of the party enjoyed the ride in a
large team driven by Thomas Letting
well. The party succeeded in getting
into the dining room without the
knowledge of the host. most en-
joyable evening was spent with games
and music. Cake and coffee We're
served by the hostess. assisted by the
Misses Edith Leffingwell, Ruth Palm
er. Hazel Calkins, Mrs. c. E. Ellis,
Mrs D. B. Leffingwell and Mrs. ].
c. Leffingwell The party departed
at late hour wishing the host many
happy returns of the day
Silas LeffingweH and c. Leland
Palmer We're in Colchester on bust
ness Tuesday
The several children in this place
that, attend Mt. Pleasant street school
in Norwich enjoyed a holiday Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Forrest LefingwelI has been
visiting in Pittsdeld. Mass this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
VOLUNTOWN
Rt. Rev. Bishop Milan to Confirm
Class at ST. Thomas Church.

The public school was closed on
Friday last. The teachers. Mrs. A.
Andrews and the Misses Dunleavy and
Backus attended the teachers con-
vention at Hartford.
Class to Be Confirmed.
Rev w. A. keefe is preparing n
class of children for confirmation,
which will take place at 81. Thomas
church on November S. when the Ri
Rev. John ]. Milan, bishop Of Hart
ford, will confer the sacrament.
Several from this village attended
ST. AIMS church fair at Glasgo, on
Saturday evening last.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Boucher and
daughters. Aiphonsine, AlGea and Ma
thilda, Mr.. and Mrs. Olizin Boucher.
visited relatives and friends in Yer
sailles and Willimantic on Saturday
and Sunday last
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bogalie spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
in Willimantic.
George T. Briggs and John N. Lewis
attended the republican conference at
the Wauregan house, Norwich. on
Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
GOSHEN
Y. p. s. c. F. Appoints Delegates to
State Sunday School Convention
Literary Club to Help Furnish the
Church.

Mrs. George e. Briggs and children
of West Kingston, r. l., were Wis.
ltors OF friends here this week.
Lawrence Brockett of Ledyard was
business caller here Tuesday.
one morning short time ago a
carrier pigeon, tired and hungry. stop
ped at Maple Hill farm to rest. 1t
mad evidently come from a long dis
lance, as none of this kind are kept
Tor many mides around. The pigeon
seemed very tame. and at once made
friends in it's new SURROUNDINGS. The
pigeon carried a small ring on its
left leg.
The Y. P. S. c. E. meeting was
held in the school house on Goshen
Hill Sunday evening. The Chances
We Miss was the topic, which proved
an interesting subject. At this meet
ing delegates were appointed to at
tend the annual state Sunday school
convention to be held in Middletown
November and s.
The Literary club has voted to fur
nlsh new curtains for the church.
Workmen will begin the outside paint
ing soon.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
NORTH LYME
Social Clears $1o-Deatt of Mira. Al
fred Eeckwith.

The A. w. T. society held a social
az G.. III. Strong's Tuesday evening.
There was large attendance. and
the proceeds amounted to about SO.
Miss Helen Jewett is at J. l.. Ray
mend's for the winter.
Death at "a.
Mrs. Alfred Beckwith, 81, OF Essex,
died Tuesday afternoon after an ill
ness resulting from a fractured hip
and from ailments incident to age.
She and her family lived at one time
on the farm owned by Sterling Brown.
Later they moved to Hamburg to the
farm owned by William Sawyer, and
from there to Essex, where Mr.. Beck
with died a few years ago. She is
survived by one daughter, Mrs. Ella
Bill OF Springfield, Mass.
Personals.
Harold Gates of Meriden IN home
for few days.
Leslie Rogers cut his ankle badly
one day last week. It took several
stitches to close the cut.
Rev. Francis Purvis and Mrs. Pur-
Wis were in Middletown one day last
week
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
USQUEPAUGH
Funeral of Mrs. G. S. Barber-Local
Briefs.

Mrs. NJ. D. Palmer is visiting at
Wakefield.
Mrs Fanny Bicknell, who has been
visiting at Hamilton, has returned
home.
Mrs Anna Wells spent Saturday
and Sunday with her son Steven at
Shamrock.
Oliver Watson and sister Dorcaz
and DR.. and Mrs. Kenyon and wife
went to Providence Thursday in Mr..
Watsons new automobile.
Mrs. G. S. Barber of Glenrock died
Monday. The funeral was held on
Friday at ] p. m. at Wood River.
Miss Helen Lamond, teacher at
Kenyon, is attending teachers insti-
tute at Providence.
Mrs. Susan yVhitford of Shamrock
was in this village Thursday.
Mrs. J.. S. Lamond and daughter,
Helen, and Miss Eva Franklin visited
Westerly Saturday
Mrs. Nelly Kenyon finished moving
her household goods from Gideon
Palmers house Thursday.
Mrs. Sally Anthony is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Arthur Larkin.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
LIBERTY HILL
Harvest suprer-c. v. Society Holds
Social.

rrr. Henry V. Oeh1erH ot New York
O. the guest of her mother, Mrs. ]. M.
Clarke.
John Conard of New York and Fred
i,Oomis of Saranac Lake, n. Y. are
guests of Mr.. Loomis' mother, Mrs.
Alba Loomis.
The G. ~. society had a harvest sup
ser at the church "Wednesday night.
Ellison Frink OF Chestnut Hill is sub
shutting Tor Saul WAchel carrying the
mail
The c e society h=ld vel! attend
81 social a q. Is Dimons Friday
evening
" W. palmer 81 making repairs on
Ne LathrOp house. taking our the
stone chimney, putting in a brick
chimney. newly clapboarding it and
setting new windows and floor timberS.
Philip Nerplanck Of South Msnches-
ter viettsd his grandmother, Mrs. z. A.
NaysS over SUNDAY.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

Elijah Green. has bought a farm Of
John L. Tanner and viii move there
soon
George Ingalls, lost valuable horse
one day this week. The horse GOT
hurt while working in the woods
5. l.. .Rar6er has been in Plainf7eld
visiting his brother George, who is
very feeble.
Manford Mall>orn. who was injured
white working on the road, is iulproy-
ing. 9-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
0AKDALE.
Tablet PIsesd Between Church Dosr,
Bearing Date OF 1922


Rev II r. Arnold of Norwich
preached in the Congregational church
Sunday from Prov. IL.
The g e. meeting at 7 .. IN. was lea
hy Afiss Jennie Switzer. Topic. The
Chances We Miss. Gal g: 40. Miss
Evelyn Comstock was organist.
BeautfuA Tablet.
A beautiful tablet has been placed
on the front Of the church, between the
doors. bearing the inscription
First Congregational Church,
Montville Conn.
1923
The tablet was the gift OF Miss
Anna Robertson.
a few OF the ladies met at the
chapel Tuesdey and gave # a, thorough
Clssnlbs A Halloween social will be
held IN the chapel on Monday even
ing
Mrs. Cha rles Chapel and iittIs
laughter Justine Of Pelnertown visit
ed az brs. Paul Glssorenner's one day
Tccen-i.,
nav. VI. 7. Arnold wac calling in the
Jzrteh TUESDAY.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
FRANKLIN
Meeting of Home Missionary Society,"
Happenings About the VILLAGE.

MFR. and Mrs. Hermon A. eager spers
Sunday in Jewett City.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Robinson were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William E.
Manning on Sunday.
Danforth Howard of North Ashford
was the guest of relatives here on Fri
day of last week.
The Home Missionary society met
with Mrs. George Avery and Miss Ella
Smith on Friday of last week, with a
large attendance. Mrs. Samuel Harts-
horn led the devotional service.
Miss Faith n. eager was a visitor in
North Windham on Friday
Rev. Fl. A. Beadle and Miss Ellen
Leonard have returned from the coun~
Gil of Congregational ministers. held in
Boston.
Miss Bertha Smith of Mansfield was
a recent Franklin visitor.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
LAUREL GLEN
Foxes Doing Considerable DAMAGE
About the VilIase-Other Local
News

Rev. William L. Burdicl1 was the
speaker at the Laurel Glen chapel last
Sunday. The text was the first verse
of the tn chapter of Romans.
Mr.: Burdick has accepted a call to
the tSeventh-day church in Alfred.
n. Y.
Mrs. r. D. Cook visited with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs James Main, on
Wednesday.
Foxes have recently killed several
turkeys belonging to Thomas Wheel
er. Nathan Maine and Thomas Maine
have been hunting for them but have
not succeeded in capturing anv vet.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
LISBON

Alr and Mrs. Alexander Jennings
and sons Hollis and Walter, of Pres
ton were guests Sunday OF Mrs. 9. A
Nell.
Many from. here attended the Occunl
fair Tuesday evening.
Miss Ida Sigrist of Taftvllle was
the guest of Misses Marsaferha AMI
Arna IIoelck.
William Kendall of Preston was F.,
Sunday guest here
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29

From these figures the relation of
the foreign population to the rural
population is readily seen.
A Negative Blessing.
In speaking of rural conservatism as
an incubus to progress, Mr. English
declared it q blessing since when you
once get thing done, tlAugh it takes
ten years to do it. YOU know it will
stay there for a generation to COME
Practical Discussions
Throughout the dav questions were
freely asked and discussion was gen
eral- The points chiefly emphasized
We're Cd the coming economic and So
cIal development of rural life: 90 the
need of closer organization among
rural decentralization some
where and cooperation everywhere:
CD the country pastor as a community
builder, and (4) the worth W hjlefulness
of rural ministry.
Prof. Merriam declared the confer
ence to be the most fruitful and salts
flying Of any thus far held.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
GRISWOLD

Mrs. NJ. A. Clapp. Mrs. NJ. A. Saun-
ders, Mrs. Lydia Partridge and Mrs
Calvin York spent Tuesday with Dea-
con and Mrs T.. A. Geer
Mrs. j. c. Edmond of Waterbury
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Brown of
Norwich were visitors over Sunday at
the Edmond farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl and Frank Nor
gan visited Canterbury friends last
week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
HAMBURG
Brief Personal Notes of Local Interest


Edward Bill of New York was here
visiting for a few days.
Mrs. Minnie Clark of Hartford has
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Hosford.
Miss Mabel Walsh, who is attending
school in New London,spent the week s
end with her parents.
Charles H. Clark and family have
moved from the Point into II. B. Sis
sons house in Old Hamburg.
The Rev. l.. c. Patch preached a fine
sermon on Prisons last Sunday morn
ing.
AIRS. Mary p. Bill has been at Bill
Hill for few days the past week
James Lord was in Hartford last
"Wednesday and Thursday on business.
AIr. and Mrs William Sawyer have
been entertaining company from New
London.
Mrs. Lindsey Hosford has returned
from visit west being called there
by the illness of Afr. Hosford
Mrs. Jaincs Lester has returned to
her home in Hartford.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
One Hundred Cisterns.

Under the streets oF San Francisco
is q supplementary chain OF 100 ciH@
terms holding 1900 gallons CT water
sacn Tor emergency use by the IRE
ospSrITn ant. Evidently rhs city
rssllzes that The great disaster OF
1Sur years ago was dus TO poor
water system more than to the sAfrh-
quake. With the supplementary sys-
ten, now available a Are which des-
rVyed property worth hundreds OF
millions might have heen checksd
With sernparativsly insigniAcant tosA
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
PRESTON
Norwich Man Buys the Albert Aver
Piaoe-Many Attend Harvest Sup
per-

William Gordon has sold his place
in Preston City to Shubel Holmes.
The Albert Aver place, which has
been occupied by Elmer Miller, has
been purchased by Fred Tourtellotte
of Norwich.
Mrs. J. L. Atterbury returned home
Wednesday after visit with her son.
J. c. Atterbury of this place.
Miss Corinne Peabody has been Wis
fling her sister, Mrs. c.. A. Holden.
Jerome Gerotte was visitor in this
place Thursday.
Mrs. n. B. Prindle has rcturned
from a weeks visit with her sister in
Danbury.
A harvest supper was held 1T tho
Baptist church Tuesday night. There
was large attendance
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
SOUTH LYME
What is Going on About the VILLAGE,


Mrs. James Champion is in Ivoryton
caring for her mother. who is serious
Iy i'll.
James Slate of Lyme spent Sunday
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Bates have returned
to New Haven, after a weeks visit
with relatives.
Miss Caroline Waterous of Flanders
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. G.
Cha puan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordon Champion were
the guests of Aln1on Cha1npion this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H Miller and son
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
Slate Wednesday,
f. c. Payne was in New Haven on
Tuesday.
Miss Julia Fitzgerald and Mrs D. r.
Reynolds were guests at the home of
f. c. Payne this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
GARDNER LAKE
Items Chiefly Personal.

Nrrs David MAYNARD and Mrs. Hiram
Anburn spent Tuesday in Norwich,
Montville and New London.
Mrs. William Maynard is visiting ON
Phillips avenue.
William James of Sumner street
spent Monday at the home of William
p. Maynard.
Mrs. w. A. White and Mrs. Elijah
Lathrop were in Norwich Tuesday.
W. H. Maynard of North Plains
called on local friends Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29

Smith Wednesday. They sent q beau
tiful bouquet.
A number from here were in New
London Wednesday, attending the flu
neral OF Cornelius Sullivan, formerly
of Fitchvtlle
Miah Fields of East Orange. n. j.,
was the guest Thursday of his cous
in. Representative John F. Fields
Florence Mccarthy of Brooklyn, n.
Y. is spending his vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John McCar-
thy.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
M0HEGAN


Mrs Beebe of Uncasville called on
friends in this place Tuesday.
Mrs. Comstock of Uncasville was
local resident the first of the week.
Mrs. Gertrude Harris of Norwich
spent Sunday in Mohegan.
AIRS. Dolbeare and Mrs. Avery were
In Uncasville the first of the week.
Mrs. Hunter was a Norwich visitor
this week.
Miss Cynthia Fowler was visiting
friends in Uncasville recently.
Miss Lizzie Hunter spent Monds Y
with Norwich friends.
Mrs. Lizzie Fowler was a Norwich
visitor early in the week.
Miss Annie Burdick of Fitchvile
called on friends inthis place Fri
day.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
L-EDYARD
Secretary C. D. Hine Favors Super
visor King for Local Schools
Erecting Poles for New Telephone
Line.

Mrs. Bertha l.. Avery and son went
to Uncasville on Thursday to be the
guests of friends until Monday.
Miss Julia Gallup, who was a teacher
in Porto Rico last year. was a We'd
nesday visitor at the home of her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac G. Geer.
Misses Jennie and Florence. Bennett
and Miss Palmer of Norwich were
Friday callers in town.
May Be Local Supervisor.
Mr. King, supervisor of schools in
North Stonington. has been in town
the past week, meeting members of
the school board and calling at several
schools. He is the man that Secretary
Hine wishes to be supervisor of the
Ledyard schools.
Direct Toll Line to Mystic.
A large waterproof tent has been
erected near S. E., Holdridge's mill to
house the gang of Italians that is
erecting the poles for the new tele-
phone line from Poquetanuck to the
Mystic line. This will be the new toll
line from Norwich to Mystic, and save
talking around by New London.
Personals.
Mrs Duane Wheeler and little
daughter of Stonington are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Enos NJ. Gray.
Edward Haskell. who has been liV-
ing on Ralph Denison's place, is NOV
ing to Lantern HILL
Mrs Erastus Gallup of Hartford has
been spending few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Gallup.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29

guilla were recent guests Of their
mother, Mrs Orrin Slocum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Champsn
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Smith at Westerly.
Mr.. Travena of Mystic was a bust
ness caller here Tuesday
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
A Strong Bid for the Woman's College
to Locate
NEW LONDON IN EARNEST
Drug Clerks Experience-He Barely Escapes Prosecu
ton for Gambling-Why the State Police are Needed
to Enforce Law.

With hardly a dissenting voice at
the special city meeting the sum Of
$4,000 was appropriated as a bid for
the woman's college, to be located
within the borders of the state, and
perhaps, in New London in the vicin-
lty OF Mohegan avenue The whole
matter was thoroughly discussed and
the meeting was much larger than the
average, showing interest in the mat
ter considered. and the project was
backed by citizens who do not make
it a rule to attend all city meetings.
Should this college be secured for
New London it would be of even
greater value to the city than some of
the state institutions located in cities
not SO very far distant and which are
reaching out for this $4,000 900 insti-
ton.
While the college idea was the cause
of the calling of the special city meet
ing the powers that be considered it
an opportune time to introduce as rid
ers the rejected propositions for new
sidewalks and the macadamizing of
lower Montauk avenue, recommended
tions for appropriations for these be-
ing turned down at the previous city
meeting, when Ex-Governor Waller
was the chief manipulation, with eH-
Mayor Tinker as an able assistant. So
the proposition to appropriate $4,000
for new sidewalks on State and Bank
streets was again before d city meet
ing.
Governor Waller was absent from
the city campaigning in the interest of
the state democratic ticket and repre-
sentatives in congress, and Mayor
Tinker had a change of heart and
favored the appropriation, not that he
considered it well to do the work as
originally planned for financial rea-
sons, but that as the work had beer
commenced by the tearing up of the
walks. he believed it was necessary to
complete the work rather than pay the
sum asked for the walks in dana sc
suits. He was still in favor of the
proposition Of Governor Waller thar
the ordinance be so changed that the
property owners first build the walks
and that the city care for them there
after The appropriation for the new
sidewalks was passed with practical
iy no opposition.
Then up came the other rider. an ap :
preparation of 5000 for matchmaking
on Montauk avenue. with Mayor Tink-
err in opposition. He declared that it
was about time to make a halt and
adopt the pay-as-you-go plan that
characterized the Allen. Waller, Colt
and Beckwith administrations, mod
estly emitting the Tinker administra-
ton and making no mention of the
business administration of Benjamin
l.. Armstrong.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
YAWBUX VALLEY
Mrs. Frank Trsnrhsii Seriously HI
Goinss On About the Village.

Mrs. Frank Trancheu i. seriously
sick al her home here.
Hayes Boss has moved from Old
Mystic IL the Daniel f'tiuk house
Mrs. Calvin Lee Of Wequeteouock
aud Mrs. William Bromley ~ An-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
FiTCHvILLE
Lacai People ar New Lonaan fuHsraI
--PsrzSna!s.

The names Of Mr. and Mrs. William
Wightman Of JeWett City we're ouit-
ted from the list of those serding
flowers TO the funeral Of Clarence "