Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-14

Stephen Hebron, employed in the Palmer Bros. Co.'S mill. met with an his thuk1b. He was loading cases up- on freight car, having one weigh ing about 800 pounds on a truck The case slipped. crushing his right thumb between the wheel of the truck and the sharp edge of the case. almost severing it.
 Has Earned $147.
 At the meeting of the Ladies' Aid so- ciety of the Methodist church, held at the parsonage, report of the work done for the last six months showed that the society had raised S147 to place in the treasury. Among those present were Rev. s. F. Main, Mrs. Charles Ramage, Mrs William Noble, Mrs. w. B. Walden, Mrs. Kate Bolles, Miss Lucy Allen.
 Rabbi Resigns.
 Abraham Gettlin who has served as rabbi to the Hebrew colony in town, has resigned One has not yet been chosen to take his place.
 Mrs Alice Gardner of willimantic IS the guest of friends in Pequot
 Mrs. William B. Walden left We'd nesday for a visit with friends in Ashaway, F. I.
 Howard vibber of Worcester has returned after a brief visit at the noilS ol HIS AdtucT, EllSnd HlDD6T.
 John Carlton of Pequot, who was badly injured in a ball in his barn, has improved and it is thought he will recover.
 Miss Ethel Carter returned home on Friday after a visit with friends in New Haven.
 Misses Lulu Chapman and Florence Hart, who have been spending a few days with friends in Norwich, re- turned home Friday.
 Mrs. Fred Hooper of New London was the guest of relatives in town on Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Champlin, who have been spending several weeks at the home of Elisha Vibber, returned to Norwich Sunday. Attend N. F. A. Those pupils attending the Norwich Academy started in with work Mon- morning, the winter term beginning then. The pupils are Gertrude Rogers Helen Lynch, Marion Henry, Dorothy White, Kitty Ray, Carrie Wood, Hes- bert Rogers, Robert Dodds. John Dodds, Jr., Harry Watt, Harold Rosen- : lund. Harry Williamson. John Hurl- butt, Earl Holmes, Harry Silversmeig Charles Whitaker. Cornelius Driscoll Mas Horenstein, Jacob Horenstein, Is- rael Benson, Earl Smith, Charles Mute.
 Succeeds Charles N. ChappelI. Frederick Crandall has been ap pointed to take the place in Palmer Bros mill made vacant by the resig- nation of Judge of Probate Charles N Chappell.
 Broke Through the Ice. Cornelius Driscoll of Pequot had g narrow escape from drowning Saturday while skating on the new reservoir | of the Thames Speciality Co. Hen ven- l~ f,,1@ yI,,v the current had kept the ice weakened and broke through. Young Driscof l is a good swimmer and succeeded iL reaching the shore, being nearly eN- | hausted with the exertion. Severa other boys have broken through bu in each instance they went through | in shallow water.
 The Louise Gallipeau house in Pe- quot section, erected by c. F. Bart | lett, is being remodeled and made ready for the occupancy of Dr. F. A | Taylor, who is now living in Mrs. w I. Browning's house. Chickens Stolen. The chicken coops of John Ungel were entered and 15 fowls taken or l noise during the night, but upon go- | ing out in the morning found that the | GOODS had been entered. K. of C. Social. l Pequot council, Knights of Colum- 1 bus, had a social and dance in Robert sons hall Friday night. William | Smiddy was prompter. Fined for Breach of Peace. l Aleck Monoskey and Teddy Roskas 1 of Pequot were fined a dollar an6 | costs by Justice of the Peace William l Smiddy for breach of peace. the cost | in each case amounting to $16.35, whic I was paid.
 Complaint against the two was brought by Constant Macesky and the arrest made by Michael J. Hickey The men were under the influence ol
 liquor. Both pleaded not guilty. bu had nothing to offset the testimony l produced by the state.
 John St. Denis, whose hand wal badly crushed last week in the ma chinery of the c. M. Robertson Co.'s | box shop. was taken to the hospita for amputation, it being impossible | to save the hand.
 | Max Frieberg had his thumb badl, hurt in the box shop in much ths
 same way that John St. Denis hant was crushed.