Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
Local Laconics.

No trace vet ot Louis Cecco. ase 12, who has been missing since last Sun day morning.
 Charles L. Segar is making grad ual improvement from 8 recent sur sical operation.
 Charles l.. Salo of Westerly Is em- ploEed in the Norwich office of the Shore Line Electric Railway company
 Rev. Arthur $. Westneat, Of New ton Centre. will supply the pulpit of the First Baptist church in Westerly Sunday.
 The body Of Mrs. Harriet S. L.an- don, who died at her home in Avon dale. was taken to New York for burial, Friday
 The Rhode Island State House Press club has elected to honorary member ship Governor Beechnlan and Lieu tenant Governor San Souci
 J, Frank Champlin. manager of the Ocean house at Watch Fill. is in charge of the new Highland Park ho- tel. at Aiken. South Carolina
 The Cotreu plant which has been operated four days week for several months. is to make further reduction of two days in some departments.
 Robert Kissick was called to New York Friday by the sudden and serious illness Of his grandfather He was EA Is Thomas E. Robinson.
 Mrs. Herman Dock and her young est sen have gone to Daytona Flor ida. They were accompanied by Miss Goss cf New London. Q graduate nurse and former night n1atron of the Rhode Island hospital.
 Senator Louis W. Arnold of Wes- terly has presented jn the senate the third annual report of the board of control and supply, of which he is . member. The report was received and ordered transmitted to the house.
 Jeremiah Purtin received 3 severe cut in the side Of his face by pieces of glass falling from q shelf while engaged in TsaTTan neinG a section Of his store. He received medical atten- ton and it was some time before the flow of blood could be checked.
 The Woman's Aid society of Wes- teTly contributed $T9 and the Wo- mans society Of the First Westerly church S15. to the Woman's executive board of the Seventh-da day Baptist de- nomination. during the quarter ending Decemoer &i 1914. in aid of inc Liew- 60 hospital fund
 Clarence Robinson son of Captain and Mrs. Frank Fl. Robinson of Wes- terly. has been appointed draughts- man fer the sixth lighthouse district, which extends from Cape Fear to the Florida reefs. For the past three years he has been assistant civil en- sineer and draHghtsman for the city of Charleston, N. (.
 Daniel \. Hunter Of Baltimore. q. member Of the United States marine corps. recently returned from Vera Cruz and Miss Ida May Morse, were married Thursday evening at inc res idence of Mrs. Susan 4. MacouTber. in Mechanic street. by Rev. John C. Out 11 he ri 7efI TN1E I Ms Hampton Carr.
 Hiss Ruth A. Kenneth. daughter of AIr. and Mrs. William D. Kenneth. for merly Of Westerly, now of New York. and James N. Stewart Jr.. of Phila- delphia. were married Wednesday. The bridesmaid was Miss Norma Mar shall of Providence and Donald W. Kenneth. brother of the bride. was best man. The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. Paul s. Le!nbach, D. D.
 Couchie. C,ouchie Julian and Leo pold, 4orotheps. are in the majority of the incorrorators of the Belgian So- c!al club, articles of association haV- ing been filed with the Rhode Island secretary of state. The purpose Of the club is to promote the mental, moral and social welfare Of it's mem bers. to encourage baneVplence and charity and to foster and perpeluate the nlSCuF'Y ana IFdQlLIonS or tne Eel sian people.
 E;ey. William P. Williams. rector of Christ Episcopal church, will attend the cOnsecPstion of Rev. Paul Mat theNs to the h5shoprIc of New ter sey, next Noday. in St. NaTy's church Burlington, N .I. Rev. Matthews has f1een dean oc the t'atccdral Of Our MercifuI Savlolr in F'erinhault Mich for the past three years. He married & daughter of the late William Proc tor of Cincinnati. & former cottager at Watch Hill and is known is Westerly.
 The Third district court, with Judge Oliver IT. Williams on the beEcch, was Ccca pied several hcurs Friday hear ing the civil case in damages of Court land Nj. Chase against Otis Brown. On tn eeTening of August last an automcbile driven by BPoTn struck the wagon of Chase. throwing MT. Chase out and i1iUrinE him. also in- turing the horse, dana sins the wagon and it's contents, poultry, eses and farm produce. or all Of which 2I4' Chase seeks pscIIniary recoa11pense. Judge Williams reserved his decision.
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 At the -- FfotaI, Manchester. be- fore the way there was a ssaii:zl German waiter who WAS specially kind to t.s yzCEnS oioo2s of the foEn