Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-03

1lISuIDETS fIG III arrived before the honor guest made her appearance. Bridge was played
 until refreshments were served later
 In the evening. The floral decorations
 were red tulips. with red roses as
 faTcrs.
 Mr. and Mrs William Franklin of
 Old Orchard, Me, for IT years mis- slonaries in India. are to speak at the
 Peoples mission tomorrow evening"
 Mir Franklin has spoken before Vest cry audiences several times, but this IS Mrs F'ranklin's first appearance She was associated with Punditi Ram 1bi in her work in India for a number or years. assisting her in translattne the New Testament into the Marrita language They will make only a brief stay here i'll town. as they are on their way from New York to Boston
 Judge Oliver Fl. Williams presided at special session of the Third Dis- trict court in the town hall on Union street Wednesday afternoon, when he heard the case of the state chief of police, Thomas E. Brown. complain for non-support of his wife and three children. and abandonment of the wife and children. Attorney Harry B. Agard represented the state and At torney Augustine T. l.. Ledwidge, Dur fee, who was found guilty and was sentenced to six months in the state wOrkhouse and house of correction at Cranston and to pay the costs of the the superior court. which meets the third Monday in April.
 The funeral of Mrs. Henry A. Bliss was hold at the home of her mother. Mrs. sarah D. Johnson. on Dayton John Dixon conducting the service. The bearers were Arthur Weeder. Howard Potter. Charles CIampIin and Cia Whitford. Burial was in the
 Local Laconies.
 Mrs. Charles Farnsworth of Granite street is visiting relatives in New York
 Mrs. J. Herbert Macomber and da ughter Lurana. of High street, are Visiting relatives at Woonstocket. Frank O'Dell of New Haven. who aas s oeen the guest of relatives in town LOT the past few days. has returned The Alice M. Wells property on Beach street, comprising store, ten ement and barn. has been bought by | Harry 4. Burdick
 Elliott Martin has returned te his l scnool duties at Tarrytown. New York | after having been at his home on Park l avenue during tine Easter recess
 John D. England of Providence. state of the Boy Scouts. was attendance at the afternoon and sven1ng meetings of the Westerly or sanization.
 Mrs. l. Napoleon Eaton and daugh- CT Barbara, of Clarksboro New Jer ey, nave returned having been guests ,f MT. and Mrs. l. B. CrandaII of 4rove avenue.
 Louis Dotolo of Pierce street has 'prthased 't tIo the Langworthy property treets. comprising two building lois ma four tenement house. Charles Hammond publisher of 2eadls Topics, at Watch Hill during he summer season. has been spending <. rev days in town, MT. Hammond shere he has been for voice culture urlng greater part of the winter. Aleander Smith, superintendent of ne Peoples Mission. who returned a. eW gays ago from the Norwich state osp1tal, where he has been confined or the past few weeks. quite improved 2 health, left with Mrs Smith for ' gsaLsh1ngton, N. H., to enjoy a com 1ete rest.
 Miss Minnie F. Sawyers of Tower lreet, who has been very i'll for some ! me, having received treatment at one 7 [ the Providence hospitals is some , nat i'm proved, although the nature her case IS such that a second oper- ( ole to return. Arguments in the case of the New I l Fk, New Haven and Hartford rail 'ad Vs- Louis Celia, which has been ( card in the superior court in New ( ohcon, have been finished and if ] as agreed that the lawyers should e thelr briefs. Judge Curtis is to ! ecide the case i Several groups of the Campfire Girls Q eld thelr first hike since they have zen organized. going to White Rock
 trolley Wednesday forenoon and n 'oking their monday meal out of 2 ,orS on one of the farms, where they f 10 been invited 10 spend the day. The enpers seemed to thoroughly enjoy