Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-24
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N. catherlne savaae

 Mrs. N. Catherine Savage, 7s, widow Of Enoch T.. Savage of Newfield. died at the Middlesex hospital. MiddIetown, | Saturday morning. having suffered a l stroke of apoplexy several days ago | Mrs. Savare had been a patient at | the hospital suffering from a broken l hip the result of a fall where she reoned at 1z2 Rroad street. Mrs. Sava~e is survived by one son by a. 1 former marriage Oscar o. Tanner, of WiiIimantic, former mayor of this city; 1 two sisters and several niecee. NIT. Tanner left Monday morning to at-I tend the funeral. Henry Dart. Henry Dart a well known re-fdent1 of Mansfield died Sunday at his farm at Mansfield f-crn 'hn inflrmities of a~e. He wrs horr Fr South Giaston- I Aprr. Arril Y, tsHe but had lived in Mansfield for rrarv vears. Mrs. Ellen Smith. Mrs. Ellen Smith. II, died at the | Smith of H'"h street. Sunday. as the result of a shock She is survived by -o' d""e-+or one con Hosea Smith of l thir rit' ee-.ernl ~ran6chil 'ren and | -n-'d~nt If this city for eighteen years, | and was an earnest member of the | Baptist church. Mrs. Joseph H. Smith. |
 AIthea B., wife of Joseph H. Smith. l died at her home in Eaglevi1le, Sun day night of old age. She was 8 native of Clinton, born January 8, 1881, but I had resided in Eagieville for mum Der of years. She is survived by her husband, and two sons, c. B. Tal- rnadge and E|ward Slater Of Derby. Burial will take place in Clinton. Brief Mention. | A. N. Potter went to Vernon Mon- day.
 | D Mathewson is in Boston on bus 'ress.
 VT F. Jackson went to Providence Mo day.
 Nrice Celia Morin spent Monday in 1 Norwich.
 NJ T. KeIlev of Norwich spent Mon day in this city.
 c D Dan'els is the guest of his son. Nelson Daniels this week. Mrs Helen Hanna of Briphton, Mass, | spent Monday in Willimantic. | Mrs. N. weti1erell, now of Worcester, is visiting friends here for a few days.
 Miss Elizabeth Kinesbury who spent the past week in Hartford returned on Monday.
 I The c. V. train due in this city at e4H from Palmer, Mass, was 2 hours late Monday,
 He-ry Carey has returned to New ondon after visit to relatives on Fairview street.
 Miss Mae Moriarity who spent Sum- | day with relatives in Hartford re- turned Monday.
 A w. Buchanan spent Monday in Andover on business for the state board of education. Il R. T. Hills is spending few dav- with his mother Mrs Henrietta Hills of Bridgewater, Mass. II Mrs. Burt Simonds who has been the guest of friends in this city returned to Middletown Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Gallisan of Norwich were in this city Monday to attend the Ryan-Lynch wedding.
 Mfr. and Mrs Huber c. Morrison, who have been guests of Mrs. C. C. Case. returned Monday to Philadelphia
 George Sfswiek. who ras been in funston on business returned to his home fin Stafford Springs Men- day,
 James Courtney, Sr., who spent Sunday at the home of Mir and Mrs James Hurley, returned to Boston on Monday.
 NIT. and Mrs. F. E. Gunther. and daughter, who have been visiting l If1ends Tn thlS citv returned MOnday to their home in East Hartford.
 Miss Grace E. Randall has gone to New Haven to visit a school mate for reunion with other schoolmates and to hear Leland Powers give one of his recitals.
 ] Miss Louise Toilette of Baltic. who has been pianist at the Bi1ou theatre for the past 2i months left Monday to play in a picture house in Pawtucket R. T. A cousin Of Mrs. T. B. Panklers whose husband Is manager of the Bijou will succeed Miss Toilette as pianist 1 Tn Hartford Monday were T. E. Sullivan, Dr. F. c. Jackson, c. Dick inson Baker. Mrs c. B. Lowell, Mrs zepher Afathieu, Miss Mildred Ma thieu, Mrs. F. J. Grady. Mir. and Mrs G. A. Huntington, Mrs. F. B. Lara bee. Harold Taylor, Mrs. F. B. Guild 1f. B. Weich.
 
 Had Sufalda Saat