Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-22
STONINGT0N
Henry Spencer Passed Away After Short IIfness-Man Killed by Cars Buried at Town Farm-News Inter- ests from All Points.

Short lIfness-Man Killed by Cars Buried at Town Farm-News Inter-
 ests from All Points. Owing to the continued bad taste to the water the hydrants have been giv- en good flushing. The pond once before seemsd to get in a bad condi- | tion, and the company cleaned the pond and has kept it so ever since. The fiueshing of the hydrants seems to help the cause.
 Found FGdt Arrowhead. While AraIdo Gardiner was digging in the yard of the Moves property on WadaWanuck park, south, Tuesday, he found a fine flint arrowhead of large size. It was of a dark brown color and in good condition. It is on exhi- bition at Brayton's pharmacy.
 Entered Roosevelt Hospital.
 Joseph BircheIl. who has been i'll for some weeks, went to New York this week and entered the Roosevelt hos pitai. where he will be operated upon.
 With the Travellers.
 Mrs. William D. Champlain and son, who have been guests of J. w. Ritten- house and family, returned to their home in Kingston Tuesday They were accompanied by w. G. Rittenhouse.who will spend a week there.
 MT. and Mrs. Malcom of New York are in the borough for the week.
 
 from New York Thursday
 John Haley, who is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Pardeuss. in New London, will re- turn tomorrow.
 Oscar PendIeton Will Supply Schools.
 Oscar Pendleton has been awarded the contract for furnishing eighty tons of coal for the borough schoolhouse.
 Five Barrels of Founders.
 On Wednesday the C. N. Whitford hr0IRnf nf a d. CTS. They were caught of Montauk.
 Various Interests.
 The schooner James Maxwell lies in the harbor. loaded with yellow pine, for Westerly parties from Fernandina, Fla.
 Gilbert Palmer of Strousburg. Pa, was a caller here this week.
 Fred Hyde is spending the week in Boston. He will go to Kansas in the hope of regaining his health.
 Thomas P. Gilmore, a former resi- dent of the borough, is the guest of his uncle, Patrick Gilmore of Broad street.
 Mrs. Lillian G. Lewis of EImwood is the guest of Mrs. H. F. Adams.
 The schooner Benjamin F. Poole of the Atlantic Shipping company fleet arrived in New York harbor Monday from Jacksonville, Fla, which port she left on Saturday. July g. She has cargo of ties for the American Tie and per company OI New 1OTk.
 R. M. DeleeTange has sold his pow CT boat to parties in Niantic, Conn. She is a good craft, and is twenty feet long.
 c. F. Howard of watertown, N. T., is spending the week in town.
 Everett C. Holmes of Boston is the guest of friends here this week.
 Sudden Death of Henry Spencer.
 Henry Spencer. a painter employed at the Atwood Machine company, died suddenly at his home. on School street. shortly before D. m. Wednesday. He was at work in the shop, as usual, when he was suddenly taken i'll and fell to the floor. This was about 4.30 D. m. Dr. Thurber was called, and the unconscious man was taken to his home in an automobile and revived somewhat. but he did not wholly rally from the attack and sank into another one and expired after the third spell. He leaves a wife, three daughters, Mrs. George Avery of New Haven and Misses Maud and Edna Spencer. and one son. Orrin Spencer, of the bor- ough. MT. Spencer was born in No- ank, and was 54 years old. Besides his wife and children there is a sister, Mrs. John Mosher and two brothers, Fred Spencer of the borough and Lar kin Spencer of Providence.
 John Shea Goes to Jail.
 John Shea of Pawcatuck was before the town court Wednesday on a charge of assault and breach of the peace. He was found guilty and fined $5 and costs of $1415. Being unable to pay, he was committed to jail in New Lon don.
 Election in Town Court Room. The election will be conducted in the town court room, and not in borough hall. as in the past. The old town booths will be used. The attention of the seIectmen to the need of lights in thhem has been made. With the ad- vent of the new ballot they are greatly needed.
 Unknown Man Buried. No identification of the man who was killed Wednesday morning has re- suited although the selectmen tried to with the address found. The remains were buried by the select men at D. m. Thursday at the town farm.