Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-22
Patrolmen Appointed-5urelary at FaIIon Home-Joe Paul Rescued from Drowning.

The board of selectmen held meet ing Saturday and appointed patrolmen as follows: First district, Thomas C. O'Connell, succeeding c. G. Ledwith; Second district, Shelba c. Nichols, succeeding Michael Keegan, and Will jam Foley of the Fourth district is reappointed.
 Rescued from Drowning. Saturday afternoon Joe Paul had a narrow escape from drowning while trying to cross the harbor with a boat load of railroad ties. The rough sea caused the boat to capsize. and the boatman was thrown out into the sea. Capt. Manuel Clay of the fishing smack Frances Belle. put out in a small boat and rescued him. Car Damaged. l The large touring car owned by ] Judge Gilbert Colburn came to grief while Miss Collins was driving it Sat urday evening. Miss Collins had turn ed into Water street, when a heavy i team in charge of Henry Kuehn at l tempted to pass in front of the au- l tomobile. Miss Collins, ip. order to 1 avert a collision, ran the car into a | telephone pole, wrecking the front of l the car.
 Twenty nine Voters Made.
 The board. of registration made 29 voters at it's October meeting, the ap- plicants being twelve from Mystic eleven from the borough, two from Old Mystic, and four from the Road dis trict The board will sit in Pawca- tuck Friday to make voters from that village.
 On Winter Schedule. On Monday the American Velvet companys mill here went on the win ter schedule The hours are from a. m. to 4.45 p. m.
 Society Receives Communion.
 Sunday at o'clock mass the Holy | Name society received Holy Commun- ion at St. Mary's church. Rev. (. J Lynch preached an eloquent ser non
 Democratic Rally.
 This (Tuesday) evening there IS tC be a democratic rally in borough hall
 Mechanics band of Stonington has
 been secured to furnish music.
 Will Divide $67.5o.
 The Stonington free library is be
 ing cleaned and the work will b
 completed this week. The sum o
 s67.5 was cleared at the rummage sal
 held last week Thursday Half thi
 sum is for the home committee of tn
 free library to carry on its work, tb remainder for the work of the Fillag
 Improvement society.
 Injured by Fall. On Monday, Leotha Zellar, daugh , ter of MT and Mrs. Joseph Zellar, fel
 on a. sharp stone at recess on tn
 school ground and cut deep gas l in her head. She was taken into tn l teachers room and doctor was sum | moned and she was given medical at tention. She was taken home by au l tomobile She is in the fifth grade.
 Miss Ethel Bliss of Mt. Vernon, T.. is visiting Freeman Smiths. fam r fly at Plain Hill.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Mason have re , turned to New York after spending fey days here.
 Robbery at FaIIon Home.
 A robbery was committed at tn { home of Mrs. Doris Fallon, while Mir , Fallon and her daughters were ava! F They occupy the brick house at tn , east end of Broad street. The mort | window in the north bedroom was lei } open and it is thought this was foun
 and the entrance and exit made there :, by. The only thing thus far foun r missing was S125 taken from a lady | bag in which was a pocketbook wit [ this sum. A box containing valuabl papers was broken open. Constabl 1 Thomas c. O'Connell was called an
 investigated and the description of
 tramp was given him by Mrs. Fallol
 The tramp called early between eigf
 and nine o'clock, asking for foot
 Word was sent to New London, Mys
 tic and Westerly for the officers to on the watch for such a fellow. Fun
 niture was set around and sofa pil : lows upset, and every bed was turne : over and every bureau ransacket l Evidently the intruder took his tim t in leaving
 :. Borough Briefs. } A meeting of the W. c. T. U. Is be held this Cruesday) at 3 p. m. { Miss Henry Feeds on Water street. Miss Josephine Sullivan of No , York is the guest of Edward Garit and family.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Stanton an daughter are spending the week : Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mir. and Mrs, Horace N. FendIeto i are visiting in Boston.
 Marshland AfiFe, : Early Sunday afternoon the ptg EeC