Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-29


 Miss A. c. More and her niece, Miss Fanny More of Greenport. L. l., are at the Gard cottage at Wesley circle for stay of several weeks
 JEWETT CITY
 Belief That A. G.. Dawiey Has Com
 nitted Suieide-successfuI Enter
 tainment for Benefit of Soldiers
 Monument-Frank Cote Arrested for
 Stealing Goods from Aspinook Com pany.
 Search was kept up more or less all day Tuesday in the hope of finding some trace of missing A.. G. Dawley who has not been seen since a. m- Sunday The many holes made in the mud on the shores of Pachaug reser- voir which were discovered Monday evening by a party of searcharS were found to have been made by the crutches of another lame man who had been there to fish. Dawley was in the borough last Wednesday accom- panied by his little niece. He vlSTted Tracy's hardware store and purchased a heavy 3S-caliber revolver and box of cartridges, these he is known to have had as his person when he left home Daniel Phillips who owns the property where Dawley liver says that Dawley was born and brought up in the section nearby and that no man can be more familiar with the big swamps of wooded tracts whereabouts than he. It being the general opinion that he has committed suicide, it is the universal belief that he will not be found. Assistant Superintendent A. S. Story of Norwich was in town Tues day and despached State Policeman J. J. Gagnon and another officer to the place and to George Woods house, but nothing in the line of clue could be secured. MT. Wood lives on the shore 0f Do oh nd thought that possibly he might have seen Dawley, but he had not.
 Mrs. Frank Casavant of Providence is at her fathers. Frank Campbelfs.
 Mrs. Edward Hooper and Mrs. Quimby of Manchester by -the-Sea, Mass, are guests of Mrs. Nellie Hoop CT. Soldiers Monument Benefit a Big Sue
 cess.
 The entertainment for the benefit of 1.-the soldiers monument fund in Finn Opera house, Tuesday evening was Barnett generously gave the use of the opera house. Ahel. Reeves of >Ranlelson gave set of up-to-date reels on popular subjects. George H. Prior gave some fine exhibition of, lightning crayon drawing. Mr. Prior is an expert and this time there was the additional attraction in that his pictures were made on an illuminated spot on, the picture screen. There were pleasing songs by Miss Mabel A.. Young of Jewett City, solo soprano at the Congregational church in Daniel son, Joseph Godreau. so1Oist of Ct. Mary's church in Willimantic, and by Miss Grace Bickne1l and Charles Mc- Kay of this place. Hearty ancores evidenced the pleasure of the audience. Aspinook Goods Accidentally Diseov-
 cred in Home of Frank Cote.
 Frank Cote who has been an em- vol< sra < A arrested Tuesday morning by State Policeman J. J. Gagnon of Jewett City and Alfred l.. Rudd of New London, and in the town court he will be charged with stealing s200 worth of cloth from the Aspinook company. O. l.. Johnson, manager and treasurer of the company. accompanied the officer to Cote's house and positively identi- lied the stolen property. This con- sisted Of merceriZed goods and sateens, some of which had been made up into sheets, curtains and pillow eases. When the search of COtes house was made last Saturday evening, on complaint that liquor was being sold there, Off, hcer Gagnon made discoveries which he deemed of sufficient importance to report to his superior officer Assistant Superintendent Arthur L. Story He communicated with MT. Johnson and accordingly the search was y1ade with results as stated. Cote will be tried this Wednesday, afternoon.
 Whatsoever Circle Meets.
 Whatsoever circle of the Kings Daughters held pleasant meeting at the home of Miss Alice Brown Monday evening. Miss Thornton read a passage of scripture-Nnd all joined in the Lords prayer, after which the following num- bsrs was given; Piano solo. By the Miller. Recitation, 'tHiawatla's Woo ing" Elizabeth Clarke. Song. .sVoices of the Woods, Emma Gardner, Ila Brown and .Josephine Miller Recita- tion Prom a Far Country Emma Gardner. Piano solo. Les Sylphes- Miss Josephine Miller and there were refreshments of cake and coffee.
 Borough Briefs.
 Miss Katherine Babcock went to Providence today to enter the employ of a jewelry establishm ent.
 Miss Hattie BurleSon is at home from her school in New Jersey.
 The members Of Mrs. H. F. Cheneys Sunday school remembered her birth day this week by presenting her handsome handbag
 Rev. and Mrs. Frank Adams of South Coventry have been guests at Frank Adams.
 Benjamin Armstrong of Providence, son of MT. and Mrs. James Armstrong; left Friday for Panama where he is a stenographer. His wife expects to go later.
 Samuel Cheney of New York state has been guest at Mir and Mrs. R. F. Cheney's..
 Miss R. c. Rossiter of Guilford and Miss Agnes Grierson of Norwich are guests at the Jennings home on North Main street.
 George G. Jennings who is at home from Boston where he is employed in the Massachuse etts General hospital has been entertaining Nefon Weymouth of Portland. Maine.
 MT. and Mrs. H. T. Willcox attended the recent reunion of the class of 1905 of the Norwich Free Academy of which MT. Wilcox is an aIumnus
 Confirmation at State Prison.
 Bishop Milan will administer the