Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-26
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Death of Benjamin F. crandaiI, 75- News Mention About the Borough.

Benjamin F. Crandall, lifelong res ident of the borough. died at his home chronic heart trouble He had been in feeble health for many years. MT CrandaI was born in Stonington July 2, 1885. He was a farmer and wei known throughout this section. He is survived by one daughter. Mrs. Henry N Bromley, with whom he lived, and one brother Lewis Crandali, who re- sides in the Anquilla district. MT. vent church of Stonington.
 Many Inquiries About Railroad Victim
 Many inquiries are being received by the town officials daily of the man who was killed by the cars at Ston- ington on Wednesday morning last Friday a man and woman came rom Wyoming, R. l., and asked to have the body disinterred so as to see if it was a relative They could make no possi- ble identification of the remains and went away. Friday Police Omcer Led with had two letters, one from Sche- nectady. N. Y, from a woman docking for a son, and one from West Hobo ken, N. J., from a woman who was Tn search of lost brother, and Under taken Muller had a letter from parties in New London searching for rela- tive. Descriptions furnished do not seem to tally but in one case. The closely to the case. All the parties will have an answer sent to them
 Destroyed Gypsy Moths.
 During Friday afternoon the wall on the Koelp place on Elm street, where gypsy moths were found, was burned out The men used the spray from barrel of gasoline to do the work, and it is hoped that others will destroy the pests which had gone into the wall
 Various Items.
 Schooner Bertha has been discharg- ing a cargo of coal at Atwood wharf here. When she went into the dock she sprung leak and men have been kept busy pumping her out
 The steamer Pocquonnuck came in Sunday afternoon from Providence and will tie up at the wharf of the New England Navigation company.
 Miss Bessie Kiernan of New York is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Patrick Cas- sidy.
 Mrs. F. La Verne Burdick of New York is stopping in town
 Miss Helen s. Bitgood of Waterbury is the guest of Postmaster Moves at Harborside.
 ter, who are at Eastern Point. were callers in town this week.
 Eugene Beattie of Springfield, Mass, is the guest of Oscar Pendleton's fam fly.
 Miss Bertha Frouberger of New York is visiting with Joseph Thompson and family.
 Miss Jennie w Barker of New Lon con was a recent VlS1IOr III IOWn-
 MT. and Mrs. w. R. Stevens and Miss Elinor Stevens of River avenue, Norwich, have returned to their home after being the guests of Mrs. Lathrop at the Point.
 Walter Morris and family. who have been spending the month here, return e6 Sunday to their home in Rochester, N. Y.
 Raymond Edwards of Philadelphia, Pa. arrived Monday evening to spend the week with relatives here.
 The fishing smack Etta and Lena, with Capt. Ostman and crew, brought in Sunday nine barrels of large floun- ders. She left Monday afternoon for the fishing grounds for a ten days trip.
 J. Henry Ryan and friends, William Higgins and Chauncey Barnett, Of Brooklyn, N. Y. are stopping with the formers parents MT. and Mrs. John H. Ryan. MT. Barnett is the recog- nized checker champion of Brooklyn.
 Town Clerk Holbrook of Norwich was a caller in town Monday.