Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-27

MISUNDERSTANDING xc3fek0SnC
An. 'front.' OF the Washington Txust
kconrpany building, Monday morning, q
taaEse crowd being attracted when an
hmuk0mBbila was driven MD I'm front OF
lkhe 6ank. IN which besides the chanf-
Heur, were two men, one dressed rs
tourist accompanied by q man IN full
police uniform. but not q member OF
the local force The tourist and po-
aiceman rushed through the crowd
into the bank, and soon thereafter
emerged. entered the automobile and
were driven away coming. down High
square a stop was made. Others got
unto the sca1. followed by another fully
f1caded automobile. the whole party
driving away. to take scenes In other
ftoplay under the direction Of MI. Tot
ten for the Elssanay company.
Rev. r. .SteMart Kiniey 10 60 spend
his vacation In Maine, at ogunquit
and vicinity. AT the Sunday service
spit during his absence, as follows:
Rev. Brewer q. eBoardman, of King
ston, August 4; Rev. Eric !. 1indh.
fof Gary. Indiana, August S-15. and
lRev. C. Raymond Chappell of Port
custom of closing churches during va
cation season never prevailed in Wes-
iterly.
The Pulpit, Seventh Day Baptist
clayton a. aBurdicI, pastor Of the
IPawcatnck Seventh Day Baptist
church, Westerly, published In Plain
field, N. j.. and is especially adapted
to the use Of pastorless churches. for
use in public worship and to lone
sabbath keepers, and all other Seventh
Day Baptists for devotional reading.
The sermons for august are as fol-
plows: Christsss Friends cor Friendship
with Christ, August z. by Rev. VIII
Enducement for Service, August IA.
lby Rev. Herbert Ia Cottrell. of Ber-
lin. N. Y.:eThe Power of Hope, August
.i21, by Rev. Clayton. A. Burdtck OF
EWesteriy; Christ Our Stumbling Block
august %. by Rev, Jesse q Hutchins.
Sof Marlboro. IN. J.
James Maxwell, special officer at
tAtlantic Beach, three evenings week,
and driver OF the Cyclone fire truck,
Us on his vacation. visiting relatives
i'm Milford, MASS. Michael Brown is
substitudngH during mr.. Maxwelrs alb
ssence from Atlantic Beach. As Mr..
sBrown was substitute driver Of the
fire truck ft-lbecame necessary TO have
another experienced driver to be in
all fire alarms. Chief Cottrell has en-
gagged for that service. Max Reithal,
a member of the Alert Hook and Lad,
4 der company, and an experienced
lchaufreur and expert mechanician.
! Many relatives and friends attended
: the funeral Of sAnna Belle Main Saw
. age, wife Of DR.. G. Grant Savage, from
her late home IN Elm street, Monday
afternoon. The service was conduct
ed by Rev. Clayton A BurdiclS, as
sisted by Rev. Lucien Drury, pastor
emeritus OF the Third Baptist church,
of North Stonington. Of which Mrs.
Savage was a member, and Rev. Jo-
seph L. Peacock sang Does Jesus
Care? Burial was at River Bend and
the bearers were Wilbur S. Main and
Irving EccIestone of North Stoning-
ton, Raymond K Could Of Westerly
> and Charles A. Stewart Of Norwich.
James fBs Euniff, who went 10 Smith
. town, Long leland. to view the de-
composed body Of the young woman
found drowned off that place, is salts
fed that it is Sthe body OF his daugh-
: ter, Lizzie M. Cuniff, who left her
home in Pawcatuck on June to go
ITO New York. The body will prob
ably be buried in st. MichaePs ceme-
: terry. The circumstances Of the drown
ting of the gin cannot be ascertained,
/. but 1t Is believed to have been due
Ito accident or foul play. Perhaps the
body would never have been identified
L'D4S 49, LIZ AAAAAAAAs5 ~AAO NAcNossPAAA Al
the girls dress. indicating that the
wearer was Of the class Of 1910, Paw
catuck high school. and the initials
L. NJ. C. on the back of the pin.
A big touring car owned in Norwich
and carrying five persons ran into
rock Sunday night on the Post road
when on return trip from Narragan-
sett Pier, poised for a moments on the
rock. and then careened, splitting the
occupants out, and with the exception
of q few cuts and bruises, received no
serious injuries. The car struck a
soft spot in the road and when the
driver gave the steering wheel a quick
turn the rodpin to the steering gear
next to the axle broke and the car
mounted the rock at the side, Of the
road. The automobile was wrecked,
and. after the registration numbers
were removed was towed to West
erly garage. The parties in the car
were anxious that their names should
be kept from news gatherers, and, as
no serious injuries resulted, their ear
nest wish was granted.
There was another automobile acci-
Z dent on the same road, and on the same
day, and in this instance the registra-
ton numbers were also removed to
conceal the identity Of those in the
car. This car crashed into q fence