Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
New London County
 NIANTIC
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 The high stone wall opposite Con @Lractor r P. Perkins place on ene Flanders road showed some ehects oL the storm About O'CLOCK SuliuaS ; evening a portion of fhe biS Ns1i ,1N tooA T tumble, A number Of the hnSe ] hoqIIders landed across tho tracks. A force of trolley employees was csltsu {; If, remove the big stones, ana trarnc uu the line was resumed at II U Sloo1H. 1 This wall was erected aoodC elSNeti wears ago when the New London anu 1 FSast. Lyme street railway was 0e11lt' This was one of the many improve n1ents to the highway along the me; :, MT Daniels, care taRer of the Giid~ ding place, was in the Grove Satur- ] ,1sy removing his fuTniture which was in stryage at the Kummel cottage, to his new home on the Flanders road. : Nr. and Mrs Ralph Turner, Who | were recently married, have taken i apartments iD the Bacon house Tn ! Main street
 ATr and Mrs. Byron Clark, who have | heen making: a visit to their daug hter, | Miss Lillian, III Baltimore, have re- tturued to their home on the Flanders .TOad.
 Real Estate Sales.
 A number of houses and small faI111s . 1 this section have been solo since , inc close of the summer season. some if the purchasers are making a mum her of iEylTST rents, which give Wofk tp carpenters here
 AdministratUr Robert E. Gorton of he James Y. Luce estate has sold two bryiIdiue lots on the Flanders road It is hoped by Niantic people that an in riustry vii! locate in one of the unoc- .eupied factories, which would give employment to a. number of local peo- .Ile.
 Mrs Martha. Bishop and sister, MrE. : Adam Y. Bishop, were in Norwich last week
 Mrs. Kingsbury of York avenue is iu the home of Mrs. Stefle Bush in Main street, during the illness Of her son, Bert P Beclwith, who suffered ile1ao1Thage about a. week asU. MT. Bechvitl is able to sit up a shuI-t time daily.
 George Howard, who operates the parcel delivery route between New London and this place, was the guest If his brother in Norwich Monday.
 Tower Operator Joseph P. Mccoy nd F. C. Qdgers were business call CTS in New London last week,
 Miss Marian Bullard is the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. P. H. Bu1- lard.
 Charles Twfgs, Jr., has purchased the Mantle express business which has been operated so successfully for 2 number or years by George Howard. Mir. Howerd will shortly move his family to Norwich where he will To-
 
 sz-tic man and has already started on tj1e route
 Death eP Harry hAeIss.
 Harry AIeigs, 2S, died at the home of luis mother, Mrs. JCsephine Fellow, in .iincClu street, Monday. MT. Meigs was employed in New York for some time with his brother in Fulton mar ,ket He came here only a few weeks gU. rl1jGk3pS that the change would be e benefit tu him. The body was taken. or the 9.I0 a. m train Wednes- lay to New York, where burial took place. Mrs. Josephine Fellow, Mrs Harry AIeigs and Mir. and Mrs. Charles ld- AIeiGs accompanied the body to its last resting place 4 short service was conducted at the house by Rev j. W KnsppsnbeTgeI-.
 S%ineiay Services.
 At the Congregational church Sun day morning the topic will be Gods Interests in His Children Sunday school at T. m. Christian EindeavoI meeting at 6.30; topic. Favored Char ,st-tsrS Of The Bible and Why: leader H. 4. Harris, ,JT. Evening preaching sed'Yice at 7.30: topic, Sojourners. Rev. IT, ". Knappenberger will be charge If these services.