Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17
Who is Going and Comine-Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties
UNCAsVIL.L.E
Installation of Knights of Columbus Elections of Church Organizations- Men Pay for Throwing Stones and Hitting Woman.


 Hitting Woman.
 The annual installation took place at the recent meeting of PeQuot coun- cil. K. of C.. in Hickey's hall. The installation ceremonies were conducted by District Deputy J. J. Hennon of Jewett City The officers were: Chap lain, Rev. P. J. O'Reilley; grand knight, Thomas Doyle; deputy grand knight, Michael J. Hickey; financial secre- tary, William Smiddy; recording sec retary, Matthew Geary; warden, Jo- seph St., Germaine; treasurer. Peter Pulley; chancellor, John R. Mahoney; advocate, Ovide Brouillard; inside guard, John M. Cuddy; outside guard. Thomas Quinn: trustee, Matthew J. Walsh; lecturer, Edwin c. Curtin. Several applications for membership were received at this meeting. After the ceremonies a supper was served which was followed by a social hour. Many out of town guests were pres ent. Last years officers reported a successful year.
 Star Glass Entertained.
 Mrs Leolin Comstocl1 entertained the members of the Star class at her home at Hill Top. After an interestinc programme was given, refreshments were served. The club members made their choice of officers at this meeting with Miss Dorothy Hayes president; Miss Hazel Beebe, vice president; Miss Millicent Comstock, secretary; Miss Jane Nelson treasurer. Frank Hart of Deep River was 8 week end guest of local relatives.
 Repairs at Mill The c. NJ. Robertson company's Red mill shut down this week for repairs.
 Club Held Dance.
 Miss Anna Quinn entertained the members of the Alphena club at her home Wednesday. evening. The club arranged to hold dance in Tooker's ball Thursday evening, Jan. 15 Miss Quinn served refreshments.
 Miss Elizabeth Alexander and Miss Alice Alexander. who have been i'll, are able to be out.
 Officers of C. E. Society.
 The Christian Endeavor society of the Quaker Hill church has elected the following officers: President, Ruther- ford B. Hayes; vice president. Miss Jane H. Nelson: recording secretary, secretary, Miss Millicent NJ. Comstock; treasurer, Miss Annie Bitters The re- port for the past year shows the so eiety to be in f1ourishing condition with money in the treasury.
 Leg Broken by Fall. Joseph Cohen has been taken to the Lawrence hospital, New London. Mir. Cohen fell last Friday and broke his leg.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Meth odist church gave a baked bean sup per in the chapel Wednesday even- ing.
 Taken to sackus Hospital.
 Mrs Joseph Miner of Gay Hill was taken this week to Backus hospital for surgical treatment.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- H1rA ~H,r r1, fI0 -r.FA AN NT-er Alice P. Mitchell on Wednesday after noon.
 Lecture by Norwich Pastor
 Wednesday evening Rev J. B. S1o- cum, D. D., of Norwich lectured on Blue Noses and the Land of Blomidor in Palmer Memorial hall. The proceeds are to go to the church funds.
 Threw Stone Through Door.
 On charge of breach of peace Alex [ McNeusky and Steve Lebowitz were brought before Justice of the Peace William Smiddy and were fined $5 and costs each, amounting to s15.S6. The charge against them was throwing of stones through the door of the home of John Rega,lwitz. hitting Annie Za- cher, who lives there. Both men paid their bill.
 Jailed for Vasrancy.
 On charge of vagrancy brought by NJ+ iel Coleman and Michael Layden were fined 30 days in jail and costs amount ing to $16 which they could not pay, consequently they went to jail for AT days.
 Chimney Fire.
 On Monday a chimney fire in one of the Uncasville Manufacturing compa- ny's tenements created some excite ment. but caused little damage, being put out with chemicals and salt.
 George N. Wood, who has been se- riously Ill, is able to sit up little each day
 The Good Cheer Sunshine society met at the home of Mrs. Ezra J. Hampstead Thursday afternoon.
 Quaker Hill Church Officers.
 The following officers were elected at the Quaker Hill church on Friday evening: Clerk Mrs. Leroy P. Gracey; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Cornet: trustees, W. H. Benham and Leroy P. Gracey; deacons, w. H. Benham, Leolin A. Comstock and Leroy P Gracey, the last mentioned taking the place of Otto Lawson, now deceased; chorister. Mrs. Barbara Cornet; organist Miss Annie Bitters: assistant organist, Miss Jane Nelson. Reports from the com mittee show all bills paid and money in the treasury