Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-25

Mrs. George Hewitt left Thursday for Hartford, to remain with relatives for the winter.
 Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Flaherty were in New London attending the marriage of MT. FIaherty's brother, Wedn esday
 Ema left, Jr., formerly in tn em- ploy of Palmer Bros has obtained work in Canterbury.
 Attended Open Meeting. Among those attending the open meeting held Wednesday night in New London of Ledyard council, o. U. A M., were Harry Atwood Fred Church Robert Dodds, John Lynch Herbert Guptil. Howard Rogers. Frank Rich ards John Moves, Roy Gardner. All enjoyed the meeting after which a choWder was. served Miss Katherine Rogers of Hill Top has been the guest of Miss Agnes Au- wood.
 Meeting Postponed. The open meeting which Pequot concil. K. of C., was to have held in Hickeys hall Sunday afternoon, was postponed two weeks on account of the smallpox epidemic.
 Hand Injured.
 Isaac Frank had his hand caught in the machinery while at work Thurs day afternoon in C. M. Robertson Co.'S box shop. Although the injury was painful it was not considered to be severe.
 At the home of the brides mother Mrs Ezra F. Dart, Miss Florence Holmes was united in marriage with Theodore Shaffer by the Rev. J. B. Ald- rich pastor of the Methodist church. The wedding took place Saturday even ing at o'clock.
 rT1-,f ic FAx of the townspeople travelling. Many re- main at home, not caring to go to the trouble of a permit.
 Moses Chapman has returned home after visit at the home of his brother in East Lyme.
 William Byrnes has men at work building a two and a half story build ing on the foundation which he had built on the site of the old barber shop which burned a few years ago. Since the fire MT. Byrnes occupied rooms in the house of Mrs. M J. Rhodes of New London.
 Mrs Maurice Freeman left Satur- day to spend Gome time in New York. George Hentz of Providence was a week end viitor at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Miner in Palmertown.
 Vacation Ended.
 Fred B. Tooker, rural carrier, who has been enjoying his annual vaca- | tiOn, resumed his route Saturday. Fred Simpson was substitute MT. and Mrs Thomas Church and Mrs. Henry Church and Fred Church were in Norwich Sunday to attend the funeral of a relative
 Twin Calves.
 Henry Rathbone of Neff hill has COW that gave birth to twin calves a male and female, this week.
 Earl Browning of Norwich took George Coleman to Westerly on an automobile trip Sunday
 Tree Blown Down.
 The old tree near the Tenth district (Uncasville)- school, was blown down during the high wind on Monday. When it fell it broke into several sec. tiOns which rested on the telephone wires cutting off all connections with Norwich and New London.
 Charles and Andrew Johnson had a successful coon hunt Saturday night, bringing home one that weighed sew enteen pounds which was shot near Oxoboxo pond.
 Attended TaftviIle Social
 Fred St. Germain, Miss Addie Moran, Matthew Geary, Miss Ida Moran, Ar thur Bouchard, Miss Lillian Moran, MT. and Mrs. Fred Capron attended dance in Taftville Saturday night. The party left this place in the auto bus which near ThamesviIle became disabled and was abandoned, the party making the rest of the trip by trolley. Two automobiles which were chartered in Taftville brought the party home about 2.30 o'clock the next morning.
 Stole Cloth From Mill.
 Constable Michael J. Hickey ar rested Joseph Getchen and Joseph Laduk on Saturday for stealing thread and cloth from Palmer Bros. Co.'S mill and were held for trial on Monday under personal bond. Mon- day morning neither of them could be found but later Getchell appeared about town. Five other Polish em- plOyes of the mill were discharged. It has been known for sometime that cloth was being: taken from the mill but no clue could be found until few days ago one of them was caught in the act. Ii is thought Laduk has left town fOrfeiting his bonds.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Denney who were recently married and have been guests at the home of the brides par ents MT. and Mrs. Mervin Chapman have gone to New Britain.
 Mrs. Charles N. Chappell who was taken to the hospital for treatment was recently brought to her home al- though resting more comfortably is