Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-11
JEWETT CITY
B. c. Bliss Recovering From illness Ballot Boxes in Election lnvsstiga tion-Norwich. Jail ;. for Stsbber-- Borough Had No Marriages During March,


 B. C. Bliss, superintendent and but ter maker at the Jewett City cream cry was able to be up Monday for the first time. after three weeks ill., ness. During the time he has been unable to attend to business. the but ter making, has been successfully car ried on without interruption by his son Donald. The young man who is a student at the Norwich Free Acad- emy, is a. finished butter maker him. self, having been under the tutelage of his father, who enjoys the distinc- tion of being the best butter maker in the state, his product having taken first premium at the state fair in Mer- iden in 1909.
 Mems Club Arranees Social Evening.
 The Mems club gives a public en- tertainment in the Congregational church this (Tuesday) evening. The programme follows:
 Organ selection. r. $. Leonard; ad- dress. Something About Birds, Dr. George H. Jennings; violin solo, Miss Ila Brown; address, Rev. George D. Stanley; organ selection, F. $. Leon- ard.
 Ballet Boxes Taken to New London.
 Town Clerks John Welsh of Gris- wold and Charles Wolf of Lisbon were in New London Monday. summoned to appear before Warren E. Burrows. ci iiDtGiy puOllt, eht 'lle tc w cAiSS Oh Hull, McGuire < Hull. All other town clerks in New London county received a like summons and all were present, bringing with them all the ballot boxes used in the several towns of the coun- ty in the election of Noyem Der s, 1910. This was the first step in the pl O. posed investigation of that election in which Edwin W. Higgins and Ray mond J. Jodoin ran for the office of representative in congress. All the boxes are to be sent to Washington, where a committee from the house decides who shall hold the seat. This is the first case on record in this town where a ballot box has left the office of the town clerk on account of contested election
 Eight Births, No Marriages, Three
 Deaths.
 During March the record of vital statistics shows eight births, no marriages and but three deaths The deaths were: Ralph l. Gardner of convulsions, Adele Courchene of ar terosclerosis; Czelan Ozehoska of scarlet fever. This record is the low est in all three items for several years.
 Jail Sentence for Assault
 In the town court Monday morning, Walter Valifski was arraigned before Judge H. H. Burnham for assault on Roh Orzecozsk. and being found guilty was sentenced to six months in the Norwich jail The mixup occurred Saturday evening in the Polish quar- ter. During the melee the plaintiff was stabbed in the face
 Small Offenders on Proba ton.
 A juvenile court was held in cham bers at the town house Monday morn ing, when three children were brought before Judge Burnhan, charged with theft. After suitable advice by the court, sentence was suspended for six months. pending the good behavior of the children.
 Heard About the Borough.
 George NJ. Robertson went to Dan ielson Monday, where he is to be an electrician with the Quinebaug Mfg. company.
 Thomas McBroome, boss farmer for the Slater company, picked a dande- lion in full bloom Monday with plen ty of snow within few feet.
 Miss Mary Tinker and Robert Rob ertson have been appointed delegates from EleaZer JeWett lodge. No. 336, to the grand lodge to be held in Water bury this week.
 During the weeks outing Miss Tin ker will visit ner brother, William Tinker of New Haven.
 Dorcas circle Cf The Kings Daugh- ters meets with Mrs. W. c. Jeffers tbic (Tnacdayrl ayr.Apiper