Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-06

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 Amelia McDernotG. tha 15-vear- olS daughter of Mrs. Marr A. MsDermof has disappeared from her home an1 the suspicious of the mother are thG' the child has eloped. The mar in thz case is Portuguese who used to live l here and has lately been working in New Bedford. His name is said t0 be Manuel De Nuncio. Mrs McDermott has reported the matter to 0onsra Dle Christopher J. Ledwith an6 has asked his aid in bringing her daughter back home.
 The supposition is that she went to New Bedford with the man and that possibly they have succeeded in get ting married. The man and girl pre- sented themselves at the town clerk s office for marriage license five weeks ago, but Assistant Town Clerk John H. Ryan refused to issue one on ac- count of the age of the girl who up to a short time ago was a pupil in the | StoniDgton again New Years day and 1 the following day the girl disappeared i Anniversary Committee to Meet.
 Another meeting of the committees representing the different organizations 1 of the borough to make plans for the | of the battle of Stonington, will be i held this (Monday) evening in Bor- i ough hall. At this time committee appointed at the last meeting and con- sisting of Judge W. A. Breed, Henry R. Palmer and Jerome $. Anderson, Jr.. will give a report of reconmenda- tions it may have to make in con nectiOn with the anniversary. l Storm Left Borough in Darkness. The wind storm of Friday was the most severe that has visited this sec tion in years. The wind blew a gale from the southeast all day, increas- ing steadily, until about p. nl., when it subsided for a short time only to tn tG f0I-T11 locity. High and heavy seas dashed over the breakwaters and washed over the roadway in several places. Even in the cove the seas came high again tracks were well washed with the spray. A huge tree in front of Charles Ryon's place on Water street was blown down, taking with it cable Telephone Co. The electric lights in the borough were all out and the town was in total darkness. Saturday night the light was on in about half the carrying lanterns. Candles were used za ih@ pnsC office.
 A.-;on BowIers Lead
 Tn= Asa Sowing club of Ston1ng- Tca sS c.4-sa.' 5y many points In the 3ssNs --ssss Fs.sv7iir2G league. The game Thtrsdsf evenhig will half finish the schedule The Westerly club comes to Stoslfogton cext week and the Mys- tic club goes to Fawcatuck.
 High School Publication.
 Arrangements are being made at Stonington High school for publish ing bi-weel1ly newspaper chroniciing smong qi those whe w G be 5e dend sshSs with the management and editing Of the paper are Charles Kenyon, Miss Helen Williams, Carl Sti1lman. Miss Ester Perkins, Miss Ruth Frye and John Haley.
 Sunday in the Churches.
 At the Second Congregational and Calvary Episcopal church the holy communion was administered at the morning services, at the First Bap- tist church a week of prayer will be ming this (Monday) evening at 730 o'clock.
 K. of c. Silver Anniversary.
 On Sunday, Jan. 12. Nina council, No. 43, K. of C., will celebrate its twenty-fifth anniversary. The coun- ell will hold a meeting in Boro hall and work the third degree on sev- eral candidates. Grand officers will be in attendance.
 New Sea Wall.
 A new sea wall Is being built on the south side of the old plank road which is a continuation of East Grand street leading to Little Point, the
 
 starts in front of the land of c. w. Miller and runs in an easterly direc- tion. Large boulders which came from the Davis property are being used in it's construction.
 Personal Items.
 MT. and Mrs. WoIcott Palmer are visiting in New York.
 Clarence Wimpfheimer of New York is visiting in the borough.
 Rev. and Mrs. c. J. Mason and MT. A1 1oo eli home from missionary work in Alaska. have been in New York for a short visit.
 Officers of Ruth Chapter.
 Ruth chapter, No. A, Order of East ern Star. has elected these officers: Worthy Matron, Mary E. Shalling: associate matron, Sarah P. Maine; patron. George D. Bradley: secretary, Julia E. Bradley; treasurer, Joseph F. Joseph; conductress, Charlotte G. Jo- Jahnel.
 Thomas H. Hinckiey III. Word has been received of the ill., ness of Thomas H. Hincaley of Spring down with pneumonia at New Britain where he went 8. few days ago to visit 9 brother Judge Elias B. Hinck- ley of Stonington is also a brother mess here.
 Capt. Fred Ostman's Death. Friday morning the death of Capt l Fred Ostman occurred at his home at l the Point MT Ostman, who has been | seriously i'll since Christmas was born | In Germany and for many years has | lived in Stoningtop and conducted a 1 large fish business at the Point. He was vestryman Of Calvary Episco- l pal church. He is survived by his 1 wife, five daughters and three sons. 1 all of the borough. Elizabeth, Jennie. | Bessie, Etta and Lena Ostmau. and l John, Fred and Will Ostman. Borrowed money often causes totallI loss of memory. 4