Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-26
DAMIELS0N
s. Of V. installation Tonight--Sudden
Illness of Gordon A. Johnstone-
Oliver White Believed to Be Heir to
100000 Estate in Philadelphia.

Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Call were
at Providence Thursday attending the
automobile show.
Alvin o. Fairbanks of Norwich, d.
vision commander, will install the Of
hcers of Camp Colonel Edward Ander-
son, S. Of ", this (F'riday) evening.
Miss Dorilla Dominique has returned
from a visit of week with relatives
in Fail River and Pawtucket.
Frederick Gamache was in Woon-
socket Thursday on a business trip
Mrs. Arthur W. Logee is recovering
from an injury to her arm, hurt when
she fell down stairs at her home.
Jerome E. French of Fall River was
a visitor with friends in Danielson on
Thursday.
DR.. J. Dyron Sweet of Griswold was
in Danielson Thursday on a business
trip.
Aurile Quintal, Mrs. Napoleon Do
| mingue and Miss Alma Lacombe won
the honors at the weekly meeting of
the Bijou whist club.
Gordon A, tombstone Has Sudden At
tack.
| Gordon A. tombstone, agent of the
! Danielson Cotton company, was take1.
suddenly and seriously i'll with acute
| indigestion while in Doves store on
] Thursday morning. He was attended
! by DIR. G. NJ. Burroughs and later was
/ taken in cab to his home on Fur
/ mace street.
Fractured Arm.
Mrs. Michael Sullivan sustained
/ fracture of the right forearm at
point just above the wrist Thursday
morning, when she slipped and fell on
! the ice while in the yard at the real
of her home on High street
Drink Results in Jail Sentences.
Two wayfarers, Philip Quintal and
| William Reed, were presented before
the town court Thursday morning.
each on charge of intoxication, and
in each case a sentence of 80 days in
jail was imposed.
Raised Foxes for Their PeIts.
A string of fine fox pelts displayed
in the window Of a Center street store
| has been attracting q great deal of at
tention. The furs are the property of
William H. Shippee. he having pur-
| chased them. 1t is of special interest
to note that some of the pelts came
! off tame foxes or at least foxes that
had been partly domesticated by a
man who caught them while they were
young.
Chased Horse on Lake With Auto,
Jailer Albert S. Fields and Elzear
Blanchette are probably the first men
who ever rode the length of the sur
face of Quinebaug lake in a touring
car. The stunt was performed in MIR.
Fields machine and the purpose of il
was to pursue a horse that ran away
from its work of assisting in getting
in ice. The horse made a trip to
Wauregan before it was captured. The
ice houses at the lake were more than
half filled Thursday night with ice
averaging about IL inches, and Of as
perfect a quality as has ever been Sc
cured.
Albert E. Whites Death.
Mrs. William A. Whipple has re-
turned here from Providence, where
her father, Albert E. White, IS, re-
Gently died after a few days illness
with acute nephritis, this illness being
preceded by fall at his home that
caused severe injuries. Mr.. White
who formerly lived in Rockville. is
survived by his wife. two daughters
Mrs. Whipple, of Danielson, Mrs. EN-
ma Paquette of Providence, and two
sons, A. Frank and Frederick E., botf
Of Providence.