Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
UNCASvlLLE
s227 Fines as Result of Delivering Case Of Beer-Samples of Reyes Process ComPany's Product Out-various Items.

Charles Rumrin of Palmertown is nachinist at Pequot mills, taking the place made vacant by the resignation Of George CIoutier.
 The Herman family, /yvhO have been occupying one of the tenements owned by the Uncasville Manufacturing con- pany, moved Saturday to Norwich.
 Miss Florence Spring. who has been the guest of friends in Pequot, has re- turned to New Britain.
 Fred St Germaine, who has been in the employ of w. B. Walden, has re- signed and is working for life insur-
 Mir. and Mrs Joseph Churcf1's daugh- ter Marian, who is very i'll with double pneumonia is slightly improved.
 St. Patrick's Night Social.
 The Thames social club held a social and dance Thursday evening in Rob ertson's hall: William Smiddy was prompter- Spencer's orchestra fur nished music.
 James Green of Pequot is entertain ing his brother. an inmate of the Sol diers' home at Noroton.
 The new four-leayed clover dog li- cense tags have been received by Town Clerk Charles N. Chappen for distribu- ton.
 George N Wood has sold his truck, horses. moving machine and other utensils to Frank W. Browning of Mas sapeag-
 Jerome Shirley, who has been in the employ of the BigeloT- Hartman Con- struction company as engineer, has re- signed and returned to New London.
 John Baker of WfIlinantic was the guest Sunday Of his mother law, Mrs Mary Coggshall
 John L. Evesque left Monday for two months visit with friends iil Can ada
 Several hocks of wild geese were seen passing over this place Sunday afternoon and evening"
 TTyon E. Robertson who has been spending several weeks travelling south for his health. returned home this week
 The infant son of MT. and Mrs. Ray Johnson is very i'll with pneumonia.
 Aid Society Meets.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Meth odist Episcopal church held meeting It the home of Mrs Charles F. Ram fge Wednesday afternoon.
 Orrin Brown of North Waterford has been hired as engineer by the BigeioU- Hartman company.
 T. J. Hansy of New London. who has been oTerseer or the dyeing depart Inent of the UncasyiIle Manufacturing devote his time to the Thames Dye and Biezchery plant now under construc- ton at Bartletts. MT. Haney is a silareholder sn this enterprise.
 Case Of Beer Led to Arrest.
 As the delivery ragon of E. C. stan F dock. where the driver had just deliv-s cred a case of beer to the family of Jacob SChuttz. the state police made . search of the wagon. finding ten cases iootfex- The evidence was taken to the residence of Justice of the Peace Hsnry A Boiles. where a. hearing was held The court imposed fine of s2oo and costs. amounting to $227, which vas paid The beer, was ordered de- Franf B. Mitchell ana Ivan Chapman srs fitting u1 their power boat for the T'hs brick chimney at the old dye mill was blown up Saturday. One coEnsr ve< blown out Saturday morn ing, vea3enins the structure. When was blown into the airs when striking the ground falling to pieces
 Death of Former Paster
 Rev. Charles E. Ac9owen, whose death occurred in New Haven Monday, was Curing ths 4a<ter part Of 1890 and Roman Catholic church in this village. About a dozen friends of Mrs. Gard- ner surprised her Friday evening by drapping an to spend the evening. Af- Ter games snd music, refreshments Eees served
 Austfn J. Perry of this place has been awarded the contract for doing the cazpenter work on the reAairs to Ths Baptist church.
 Samples of Valuable Product.
 The Reyes Process company has samples Of ths product which 1t will Hnentdactue from waste paper, corn stalks and st1gsTcane, to take the place of wood in interior finishing. After treatment it has weight and durability of wood, is more easily handled and 
 Frank Chapman. who recently moved to Hartford, had his noct badly crush ec at the rubber works. where he was employed.