Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-11
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Injured Dog Bites owner-Roth Par ties Meet in caucus-6oroush a Cool Summer Resort.

Wednesday morning the handsome Scotch collie owned by Alex P. Soper was run over by an ice cart in front of Miss Shetfield's store on Water street. The dog was not seriously in jured. When MT. Soper offered to as- sist him the dog placed his teeth in MT. Soper's left hand. No serious re- suits are looked for as MT. Soper had the wound cauterized immediately.
 Eighty-1ve barrels of fatfish anG founders that were caught Tuesday were shipped to New York; 45 barrels of mackerel were brought in by Capt James Babcock of Avondale and were shipped to New York Wednesday.
 Team No. Won.
 The Jolly Twelve bowled Tuesday evening. No. 1 defeated team No. 2 by a margin of Al pins.
 Party Caucuses.
 The democratic and republican eau cuses were held Wednesday evening in the borough. The former was held in Borough hall and the republican al the town court at 7.30 D. m. General News.
 Mrs Elden Wells of the borough was the guest of her brother at Davisville, R. l.. Tuesday
 Mrs. Mckinley of Providence, R. l., and two daughters, Virginia and Edith, and maid are at the Wilkins house for the summer.
 Elden Wells lost his valuable St. Bernard dog Monday. It is thought the dog was poisoned. ] Mrs. Patrick Cassidy is visiting in | the Adirondacks.
 Miss Sarah w. Holmes of Port Chester. N. Y, is the guest of Mrs. l.. | N. Palmer at Wadawannuck park east.
 Borough Cool and Comfortable.
 While other places have suffered from drouth and intense heat, Stoning 1 ton has hardly felt the intensity of the hot~Wave end has seldom known the drouth to affe the water supply here. Sprinklers arc used constantly during any part of tfe day and the drinking water is always pure and lacks the peculiar color and taste experienced elsewhere by reservoirs being dry. The sound breezes keep the temperature cool daily and the evenings delightful | One is obliged to have lightweight CO., 1 ering at night.
 The different boarding places and hotels are well filled.
 In suffrage work in Fairfield county which borders on New York state l $. I I. New Canaans county chairman There are 22 towns in the county. Mrs Knox was. formerly Miss Doughty, wh has made her summer home for many years in Stonington.
 Gypsies in the Borough
 Monday a band of Russian gypsies made themselves conspicuous in town calling at all the places for fortune | taIIjDP TherA waro ahOut saynn taa ms
 A horse owned and driven by Jame: Browning of the Road district became frightened Monday about D. m whe1 near the cemetery. A passing autt scared the animal The thills wer, broken and the horse dashed down tn road through Main street to Dininl street and into Broughton's barn. H , was considerably cut about the legs MT. Browning was shaken up, beinj thrown from the wagon. l Entertained w. R. c. Guests.
 Camp Mashantucket, near Lantcrl Hill, was opened Tuesday. F. A. Trac and Mrs. B. F. Tracy are there an Wednesday they entertained member 3 of J. F. Trumbull W. R. c. on an out ing.
 : Brief Local Items. George W. Haley and daughters ar ! visiting in New Haven. ] Mir and Mrs Dudley McClung C 3 New York arrived Wednesday for tw . months stay.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Singer ( Brooklyn. N. Y, are guests of J. I : Leahy and family
 F. c. Hartman and family of Davis , vile, Pa. are at the ocean hous A Watch Hill.