Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-21
JEWETT CITY
William J. Tinker Saves a Life In New haVen-Reeeption for Guest Com bined with Birthday Party-Ever- greens for Tanning Park and St. Mary's Church.

William J. Tinker, the son of MT. ans Mrs 4. J. Tinker of Jewett City, was instrumental in saving a mans life in New Haven this week. MT. Tin ker is a brakeman and was riding on the footbeard on an engine in the New Haven yards. He saw a man standing in the middle of the track, evidently dazed by the light. He placed himself where his body took part of the shock when the engine struck the man. He was seriously bruised and unconscious for some time. The mans life was saved by MT. Tinker's cour- age and promptness.
 Jumped on a Nail Dennis Griffin is able to be out af- ter being confined nearly two weeks to the house by an injury to his foot MT. Griffin jumped from an elevation and struck squarely on a nail which penetrated the foot the whole length of the nail, going nearly through the foot.
 Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Lieberthal and son Milton left for New York on Tues day.
 i Mrs Champion Mathewson of New Haven arrived at her fathers, A. R. Young's on Wednesday. Today, Mrs. Young and Mrs. Mathewson will go to spend a week at Watch Hill at the l Watch Hill house.
 Mrs. Prior Entertains.
 Mrs George H. Prior gave party Tuesday evening in honor of her guest
 Miss Frances Colesworthy of Worces- ter, and also to celebrate Miss Evelyn Gardner's twenty first birthday. Each guest was required to perform some stunt, and the responses included vo- cal and instrumental SOloS and duets and gymnastic exhibition. A most mysterious black dummy caused no end of fun, peering from behind the i door and suddenly making it's appear ance at the table, occupying other peoples chairs. Games were played graced the table, one for Miss Coles worthy and the other a birthday cake for Miss Gardner, bearing her initials and the year of her birth and the present year Miss Gardner received gifts from her friends The guests in cluded MT. and Mrs. c. F. Gardner, Miss Emma Gardner, Miss Frances Colesworthy, Miss Ila Brown, Miss Evelyn Gardner, Milo Appley. Erme Myott and Lemuel Green.
 Personals.
 Miss Amy Evarts of New Haven is the guest of Mrs. B: R.. Gardner. Mrs. Bertha Mccarthy and her daughter Margaret left for visit in Herbert W. Olin of Wilnmantic is a guest at W. Ii. Tift's.
 Miss Ruth Stewart Is spending a week al NOrWlcu anu OCcaA DSaCA'
 Fourteen 5irths-Two Deaths.
 The vital statistics for the town of Griswold for the month of July as filed with Town Clerk John Welsh. show four marriages. two deaths and fourteen births as follows: Clare Julia Shea, Donalda Baril Verna. McGov- ern, Silvia Torenda Bryant, Francis Moriarty, Janey Tyndall, Rose Delv- ing Gervais. Katie os, William Robert Edmond. Adella Zajac, Marguerite Sadowski, Margery Stafford, Irene Ara money Marguerite Haded; marriages, Frederick J. Cyr and Rose D. Roi; Walter Maguder and Apolonija Cher, BronisIaw Kaiko and Alexandra Bark iewicz, Paul Ruszenas and Veronica Lapejkis; deaths, Bolislaf Sawiscka, of measles; riju Wallace. of gastro en- teritls
 Shrubs for Park and Church.
 The shrubs and trees for the David Hale Tanning park and the St. MAry's church grounds have arrived from the