Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-03
NEW LONDON COUNTY
UNCASVILLE
Suecessful sociaI--SpeeiaIty Company Employing 2oo-sad Chimney Fire at pr. Teylors.

Tive social and dance given by Co., Cllesan camp, Modern Woodmen of .AnleTies. Thanksgiving eve was large iv attended. The committee in charge was Joseph Rivers, Michael Hickey. John Lynch and Richard Rogers.
 1EF. and Mrs Wilbnrt Snow and son wallis of New London were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hummell during The weak
 QJr. and DIrs Elmer Kingsley and da1g1ters. Misses Ruth and Dorothy of Norwich were guests of relatives in town over the holidays.
 Family Reunion.
 A shs home of Mir. and Mrs. David Wilson a pleasant reunion took place pt the holiday season. Their daughter Airs. VI. Alice Miller. and her daugh- ger MT and Mrs. Wilson's grand daughter Miss Emma Fields. of East Hampton. and Mrs J. N. Watrous of New York city were their guests.
 Orville c Walden was a visitor at the horne of Dir. and Mrs. Gadboise in East Lyme over the holiday.
 Lsst Striped Bass.
 Charles BuEes during the past week las taken from the Thames river four striped bsss these being probably the Inst to come out of the river this sea- son. They were not as heavy as those tzkau fn previous catches but averaged four pounds apiece.
 ,Sfr. and Mrs. Matt A. Tinker enter JefDed Miss Smith of Mantle this vaoE
 The old store owned by Mrs Jacobs sa being put iu repair and an addition built 1n after which 4t will be used az a dwelling and occupied by Abra- ham Miller
 Receives New Car.
 Tryou Robertson has just received his new automobile which was ordered early ia the fall. Charles Adams will he chauffeur.
 Afar a week spent in Springfield. Nlss Addis Miller has returned home. Niles Esther Goldstein. who has been spending the week end fin Wore ester, hss returned home.
 Two Hundred Employees
 The spur track built by the Central Vermont Railrosd company beside the Thames Speciality compsnys mills IS completed also the stage which the company has had erected for conven- fence in shipping goods. There is about TOO fFands employed in the mill, most of hen living in Norwich and New Lon icr. A greater part of them are car -tsG heck and forth in large automo- ailes. others going on the electric cars. william Waot employed in Hartford, ss spending a few days the guest of his parents, AT. and Mrs. Thomas Fyatt
 TH@ RE Drs ayIofS.
 The house of Mrs ". Irving Brown ing. nov occupied by Dr. and Mrs. r. A. Taylor. vas discovered to be on fire Monday. The fire evidently started from & defective chimney. Fire broke out In four dffreren4 rooms and consid- erabfe dafnare was done to tho interior and fr1rnishifSgs. No public alarm was given. bat help from the RoclSland n1lll responded te the call After s short lime the REnaes were under control. Mrs. Teyioe. who fs In delicate health, was prostrated by the shock. Mrs. Drowning is spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Walden, Of Boston.
 The Baptist church society will hold its annual chicken supper and sale Of fercv w-orE Wednesday afternoon and evening in Palmer Memorial hall.
 First Cornnnunion Class.
 Al St. Johns church on Thursday morning Of last week a class of thirty received first holy communion from the pastor. Rev. P. J. O'Reilly.