Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-26

In the village of North Stonington
there will be a double wedding next
month that Will be something out of
the ordinary. On Saturday afternoon
Nov. 5, at o'clock, Miss Grace Louise
Snyder, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
vim Snyder, and Leonard r. Main will
be married in the Third Baptist church,
with reception at the brides home At
the same time the brides parents viii
observe the twenty fifth anniversary
of their marriage. Many invitations
have been sent out.
Charles Leonard, employed at the C.
B. Cottrell plant, was taken suddenly
with an acute attack of indigestion
Tuesday morning and his condition be-
came serious. DR.. Pagan was sum-
mOned and Mr.. Leonard was conveyed
to his home in Main street in one of
the Cottrell automobiles, accompanied
by three of his fellow worbmen. His
condition seemed to improve during
the day.
The funeral of William Jordan took
place on Tuesday with a high mass of
requiem in st. Michaers church, cele-
brated by Rev. John Neale, d. D. The
body was escorted to the church and
to st. Michaefs cemetery by the Fifth
company, Westerly. Capt. B. A. Bah
cock, Coast Artillery corps, Rhode ISL
and National guard The deceased
was serving his first enlistment with
the company. Warren Sheffield. COM
pany bugler blew taps at the grave
The bearers were Artfficer Abel Lou
don and Privates Harry Merrill, John
Client and Slement Shearn
There was hearing in the bank
ruPtcy case of r. G. BliVen & company
of Westerly before Referee Chester W.
BarrowS in the Kingston courthouse
Monday afternoon The creditors were
represented by attorneys and claims
We're proven. Attorney Henry l.. Bur
dick of Westerly. who was appointed
receiver when the petition in bank
ruptcy was filed. was selected as trus-
tee of the insolvent estate.
1t is probable that the entire stock
in the store will be sold in bulk and
at private sale.
Sealed bids for the stock VIII be re-
ceived at the office of the referee in
that one Of the clerks in the Bliven
store. who is also among the creditors
viii submit a bid for the stock.
The Congregation of Sharet Zedec
in annual meeting elected officers as
follows: A. Lei6OwitZ president; A.
Stralson. vice president; Philip David
secretary. a. Lain. finarcial secretary;
j. Walk. L. Elionsky trustees.
Deputy Game Warden A. D. Hill of
PaWcatuck arrested Irving Fowler and
Frank E Beckwith for violating the
game laws by hunting on Sunday last
The officer found two squirrels and
rabbit in the possession of the hunt
ers. The men were ARA iened Monday
afternoon before Charles f. Chapman,
justice of the peace. IN North Ston-
ington. They We're found guilty. and
each fined $40 and costs. Appeal was
taken to the court of common pleas
and bonds for appearance were fur
nishad with Leonard Main OF North
Stonington as surety.
The YOUNG Mems Republican club of
Westerly will have it's annual dinner
at the Dixon house on Thursday even
ing and Just before dinner will elect
officers for the ensuing year. Judge
John w. Sweeney has been selected as
POSTMASTER. The speakers will be Will
liam c. Bliss of Providence. Judge
Frank Fl. HemriIl of Bristol and Rev
Clayton A. Burdick and Ex-Governor
George II. Utter of West erlv.
The big electric sign ct the Cottrell
plant and the BOARD of Trade electric
sign near the railway station give night
passengers on passing trair,. On idea of
Westerly enterprise. even if the former
is in the village of PaWcatuCk aud the