Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-16
WESTERLY MILkMAN
 HAS A WILD RIDE

c. IT. Ennss Thrown from Wagon but
 Escapes lnjury-Miss Mary Donohue
 Bride of Bridgeport Man-Proposed
 Change in Grade of Street.
 Representative Albert H. Lang worthy of this town was a member of the party which motored from Providence Monday afternoon to at teead meeting of the legislators and pE6lic men who gathered at the Ex- purpose of discussing the proposed in- terurban between Providence and Boston. The survey party left shortly before noon and made several stops on the way that they might be- come familiar with the proposed route, the locations being pointed out by James F. Shaw and Richard W. Jen- nings, who acted as guides for the party. Much of the run was made sway from the proposed right of way as the gentlemen took the best roads chairman of the public utilities com
 mission of Rhode Island. in his ad
 dress before the club, strongly urged the building of the Providence and Boston interurban railway.
 Tn inc presence of several relatives and friends of the contracting par. Mrs. Bridget Donohue, of Stanton street. and John Fitzgerald of Bridge port, Conn, were married at St. M 1Ca29GS GAU1Cn on the west sS4&0. The bride was becoming1y attired in nuns yelling and wore a bridal veil caught up with lilies of the valley and carried shower bouquet of bridal roses. The bride was attended by her sister. Miss Susan Donohue, who wore lavender silk and carried large bou- quet Of sweet peas to match The groom was attended by J. Donohue, a brother of the bride.
 Following the wedding ceremony a breakfast was served the wedding par ty at the home of the bride. the cou- pie leaving in the afternoon for 8 trip to New York and Washington. Upon their return they will reside in Bridge port. The bride was the recipient of many beautiful presents. Guests were present from Boston, Bridgeport, Providence and Willimantic.
 G. T. Ennis, a local milk dealer, had a wild ride up Elm street, over Broad, onto West Broad street early Tuesday morning, when he lost con- trol Of his horse by having the bits drop from the animals mouth just on Beach street At first the horse was going at only a fair clip. but fnd- ing that he was practically free, be- gan to run, although Ennis hung onto the reins which had slipped back to the horses neck. A little girl who was in the team at the time became scared and jumped out, but escaped seat until he was thrown out as the team came into collision with bus belonging to David Talbot in front Of Gavitt's store on West Broad street. Ennis was fortunately unhurt. too. but his milk cans and bottles were scattered all along the way and he suffered as much loss for the accident l continued short distance after the 1 spill, but was finally stopped by NTicl- l aeI Donohue on Mechanic street.
 A Joint meeting of the committee appointed at 8 meeting of the Wes- i terly Fire district and the building i committee Of the new town hall and | courthouse was held at the town hall on Union street Tuesday afternoon for the purpose of talking over matters pertaining to the removal of the fire engine house to its new location at the south side of it's present lot and the establishing of a grade at the top Of the hill The newly established | grade alongside the new town hall and courthouse building commences at Broad street and ends in front of ] the fire engine house in about the center. It was suggested at the meet ing to have 8 change of grade about opposite the south line of the towns property and then have the new grade | run practically level until 1t comes out on the grade and leading from Main street at the other end
 IT this grade were established bv 1 the town authorities 1t would take off | nearly four feet at the crest of the r hill while at the point of Beginning l near the courthouse and at the other | end where it ran out into the grade l frosn Main street 1t would of course be decidedly less. In the opinion of | the members of the two committees 1 Ezt5 seemed to be the best solution 1 Bf the matter and all that will now be necessary to continue the work of lowering the highway beyond an iru- 1 Rginary line in front of the fire en- zine house will be to have the town council eSta DliSh the grade beyond this point. which it is expected that it will do at their next meeting without ce- lay. The changing of the grade at the Broad street end of Union street will be a decided improvement, and l although the grade is not peing changed at the Main street end. if the street is made level for consider able distance in the vicinity of the fire engine house the steep grade at 1 4he Main street end will be somewhat shortened in length
 4 regular session of the probate court was held at the town clerks office on Union street today.
 On the estate of Elizabeth A. Rouse ( petition was received for the probate j sf a will Andrew J. Ladd, Sarah M Il Card and Mary E. Ladd, witness .s were sworn The will was admitted md Mary Eliza Tyler was confirmed < ts executor. The bond was fixed at P3,000 with surety satisfactory to the I
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